Hi folks. After stitching myself the 1776 freebie, I started Mary Bell. The linen is 40 count unbleached that I bleached and then subtly mottled. Already had to realign the border (you know I love the look but hate the process), but I hope Mary will not be contrary.
I so enjoy viewing needlework on IG, but the mention of the Cane Corso attack on my personal blog was hijacked by Google and I am getting a load of Cane Corso reels and ads, very upsetting. If I view on my laptop without going through the app on my tablet, the only photos I get are from those that I follow, no ads.
Commotion here today with the new garage door installation. Oh how I dislike steel and the lack of deep grain and texture. It is what it is. Insurance covered a basic door since Mark backed into it.
We have a stitching friend that saw Jackie of Needleworker's Samplings work on Long Dog's Do Different magnificent sampler and would like to know about the skeins needed for this project. No where offered with the chart or sellers, and if you've stitched this especially with the three colors and can offer some info, please let us know! Thank you.
Hope your day is sweet. I'm hoping for a piece of cake from the bakery!
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5 comments:
I just finished your "1776" pattern. I ended up using 1 strand of the blue to do a backstitch shadow line around the numbers. I think I prefer your way of dealing with floss that blends into the linen a bit better - more aged looking. Why yes, I did add stamp pads to my shopping list :-) Your October Moon pattern is coming along, the shifty linen is a pain, but I shall win the battle.
Bummer on the garage door, you'd think plain vs wood grain doesn't matter much on a painted door, but it does. Did Carole make it home to check on modifications so she can permanently return? Is she still determined to keep the yellow tile?
So now I dislike my 1776 all over again. Sigh. ~Robin~
I like how you darkened the fabric for 1776. So sorry you have to deal with the unwanted reels and ads. I wonder if you do a google search for something fun or visit a shopping website, if it will reset the algorithm so you don't see the unwanted reels and ads.
Love your 1776 piece. Haven't done mine as yet. It may be the one to save me from Summer boredom.
Sorry you had to see pictures of those dogs. I hope you can erase them somehow.
Your kind of weather is here. Hope you can enjoy getting outside in your swing.
Hoping Missy is okay.
Charlotte in Va.
I really like your idea of using an ink pad to rush on color—very easy to control! Did you use “Sepia”?
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