We had an absolutely beauty of a weekend (more on that tomorrow). I got plenty of fresh air and as a result, I was pretty pooped by the evenings.
But I did manage to finish the frame on the final section of the witchy sampler. These little checkerboards are honestly sooooo tedious to stitch. It’s nice to know that it’s all wrapped up. I can stitch all the fun bits inside, and then the whole thing is done like dinner! Maybe even by the end of March!
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That checkerboard does look tedious to stitch, but it sure looks nice. Bravo to you for finishing that part. Now let the fun begin!
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It has been fun to watch your progress š
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good for you!!!
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You’ll be so thrilled when you’ve completed this one.
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It is just beautiful!!! That stitch holder is wonderful and so perfect for that project.
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It’s looking really good and I’m looking forward to the photos of your garden work.
Blessings and hugs,
Betsy
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Nice work with such a tough color!
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