Sunday, December 4, 2022

The best laid plans…

 Well, November didn’t turn out the way I’d planned. It was going along fine…and then I got sick the week before Thanksgiving, and for the rest of the month, I kind of lost momentum. I didn’t have much energy, even to stitch.There were eleven days with no stitching at all, and though I did do a little, there was nowhere near what I’d hoped to do.

I did have one finish, my sixth from my WIPGO board. The design is ‘Live a Quiet Life’ by October House Fiber Arts. It is stitched on a 28 ct. jobelan fabric called Rosemerta from Under the Sea Fabrics with the called for Weeks, Gentle Arts and Classic Colourworks threads.  

I also worked on Quaker Street by Marjorie Massey. It is my 25/7 piece and I am stitching three strands a day on this one. Here is my progress:

November was also Black Sampler November. I stitched a design from La-D-Da called ‘Like Home’. I really planned on finishing it, but that didn’t happen. Here is my progress:

The last piece I stitched on was my birthday start, ‘The Red House Sampler’ by Brenda Keyes. I only made a small start, but a start nonetheless!

So, plans for the rest of December…stitch day 11 and 12 to finish the 12 Days of Christmas by Satsuma Street; continue my 25/7 piece; and maybe start 12 new projects for my own 12 days of Christmas…who knows? I’ve been looking through my file drawers of old patterns and I keep finding so many treasures that I would really love to stitch, so why not start them?

Hoping everyone is enjoying the winter holidays. Remember to be kind to yourself and to others, and happy stitching!

lynda



12 comments:

  1. So sorry you were sick Lynda.
    You have some great stitchy projects going.
    Marilyn

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  2. Lynda, I hope you are feeling much better. What a beautiful finish and even with illness, you made some good progress on your pieces. Have a great week!

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  3. Love all of your stitching. Great finish. Can you tell me what 25/7 is?

    Linda

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  4. Seems like everyone had some kind of cold or flu.
    Beautiful work on everything. Good luck with December plans.

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  5. Hope you are on the feel good road. I know about loosing ambition to create!

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  7. Sorry that you no longer blog. I do hope one day you will start up again.

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  8. Thanks for the time and dedication you've put into this blog

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  9. Nice post thank you Kyle

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  10. "The best laid plans..." often remind us that despite careful preparation and intentions, unforeseen circumstances can arise. It teaches us adaptability and the need to go with the flow when things don't go as planned.


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  11. I am sad you've been sick. I hope your health will improve soon. It's been very cold winter, at least in my country.

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