Because of my weekend trip to the big city, there wasn’t a tonne of time for stitching. But there was enough to give the first witch her body and head. There’s lots to fill in around her, and of course, she needs her other arm. But it’s nice to see her come to life.
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Cats and crafts and craziness
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That’s a lot of stitching in a busy week! That kitty needle minder is adorable.
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What a great looking witch – not scary at all! Love her hat.
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Too bad LBB can’t stitch…
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Every time I see this Im so impressed. All of that black stitching. My eyes hurt just looking at it and thinking of making each stitch.
Blessings,
Betsy
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It is really looking beautiful! I smile every time you post a photo of it.
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She is looking positively spooky!
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