Sarah Seifer
The Goode Huswife
28 ct mystery linen
Called for DMC threads
Another one that was too fun to stop stitching on! I did change the border slightly. It is not framed, just laid under the frame I have chosen.
I had 3 Sarah's that I wanted to stitch. Last year I stitched Sarah Salter. Next year Sarah Esch will be the final one on the Sarah list.
I had 3 Sarah's that I wanted to stitch. Last year I stitched Sarah Salter. Next year Sarah Esch will be the final one on the Sarah list.
2013 SAL de Maryse
Chocolate/cherry mystery linen
Gloriana Fresh Snow silk thread
The April segment is done. Slightly crooked because I have it stretched crooked on stretcher bars. The color is much darker than the washed-out look is showing.
Lorrie over at A Stitcher's Snippets, sent me this wonderful sampler to stitch for the new grandbaby coming this fall. Thank you, Lorrie! I am already pulling together the linen and threads.
But with the long list of projects I wanted to finish this year, one of them had to go. Bye, bye, Happy Couple
My Millenium scroll frame has arrived! Typically I don't care for scroll rods. I don't like basting the linen onto the tabs. I don't like the loosy-goosy side edges of the fabric.
But I saw Nicola's video on the Scarlet Letter blogs and it convinced me to give the Millenium scrolls a try. I even ordered 2 extra lengths of rods-the 16" and the 27"
Here is Christmas at Hawk Run Hollow on the standard 20" rods that come with the 8-10" stretchers. It took a little bit of fiddling and pausing to re-watch the video when I went to use it for the first time. The fabric was loosened when I finished stitching on it, so it's not taut in this photo. But, so far, so good--it is a keeper.
Without the stand I have to lay one corner of the rods against the edge of my Lowery stand in order to stitch. But the stand is on order and should be here sometime soon.