Showing posts with label 1yearofstitches2017 embro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1yearofstitches2017 embro. Show all posts

Friday, August 25, 2017

Week 33

Where does the time go? Wow, 33/52 already


I slowed down on my hoop to make it last, now that I only have a little over 4 months left, I am going to quadrant it out and do more than a few tiny stitches a day to fill it to the rim.


It was eclipse day in my neck of the woods. I ended up stuck on the road but there were plenty of pics posted by nasa and other peeps. I did get to see it through a pinhole box. It was kinda awesome. No, it wasn't transcendent and I didn't want to make a baby at the vega, nor did I cry and treat it like a rare cosmic event. Some people are just, well, a little to in to it.




Got to see my bestie. She lives on the other side of the country. Soooo Fun! 


How I organized my most recent project.  
I am normally a pile-er/jumbler with my threads. It works, but it makes it hard if I find a loose strand and I can't remember what color I used...oy. I think I may try to be this organized for my next big project. I will post the finished article when the showcase has officially opened and I can link you guys up to #sfsnad.


Fetch, anyone? Crazy dog!

What kinds of creative things are you up to?

Friday, March 17, 2017

Spring has sprung....and Week 10

The back yard is a buzz with blooms and bees




The critters are not so helpful with paperwork.



Week 10 hoop progress


A little gif fun



Using a hobonichi weeks to keep track of my hoop do's



Treated my self to some stitchy goodness.
Variegated perle, silk perle and ribbons, floche, needles, threader...ahhhhhh


Although the weather is getting warmer, I felt the need for a batch of cinnamon rolls.
They were fab and disappeared super fast.


My granddot loves getting facial from her momo (auntie)




I really want to sew but I have a few things in the boring, regular world to get done first....then I am freeeeeeeeeeee!
My #1yearonstitches hoop will have to suffice for now.

What's on your spring to-do list?