After yesterday’s post, you won’t be surprised to learn that, once again, I didn’t get many stitches in the thistle this weekend
But I did managed to complete the green bits, and get a start on the second thistle flower. I’m actually probably about half done – this just isn’t a big piece. But it’s definitely going to be a pretty one.
A scrappy quilter and not a perfect quilter
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That piece is going to be lovely and…when the outdoors calls, it is hard to stay inside and stitch or knit!
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That’s a lot of color changes in a little project. They always take so much longer. It’s going to be very pretty when it’s finished. As much as I hate lots of color changes it is so worth the trouble.
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Your repertoire of artist abilities is amazing!
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It is so cute! I’m surprised you are getting any stitching done with all you are doing outside.
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Those colors are beautiful. I love lavender. It’s my favorite color so I can already tell these are going to be some of my favorite cross-stitched flowers.
Blessings and hugs,
Betsy
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I don’t know why but I have always loved all things thistle! Beautiful progress!
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