Much like with knitting, there wasn’t much time for cross-stitching this weekend. In fact, I was lucky to get a little more than an hour to finish the lighter leaves on the left. It’s going to have to wait until next weekend to get balanced out. Then there some more leaves and flowers top and bottom. But with garden season here, it’s going to take longer to finish this project than I planned. Things should calm down by the end of May… maybe.
A scrappy quilter and not a perfect quilter
Cats and crafts and craziness
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That is so cool; looking forward to seeing the finished article 😃
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Very, very pretty.
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Really pretty.
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It’s coming along. I think with many of us, stitching and knitting slows down this time of year. There is just a lot more things that we want to do than sit inside.
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That is such a beautiful butterfly!
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That is such a beautiful butterfly!
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Your pretty butterfly will be there when you are ready for it again. I need to put away some of my spring projects that I know I won’t have time for anymore.
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The lighter green sure makes the leaves pop! There is no race on the stitching–it’s gotta be nice to be able to work outside, too!
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