It’s been three weeks since our last update and I have made some progress on this project.
Here is where I left off last time:
Please visit the other blogs in the SAL to see what they are up to. You won’t be dissapointed!
See you in three weeks 🙂
Good morning from windy New York! We are expecting a high wind storm the next 2 days with winds reaching 75-80 mph. I didn’t get a lot stitched these last three weeks. I have been catching up on my reading instead of crafting but if the weather reports are right I will be getting a lot more stitching done if the power goes off.
We have a new member to add to the group this time. Welcome Sharon!
Here is where I left off with Crown of Thorns:
I worked on the bottom of his beard which was mostly whites.
If you have a chance, please visit the other members of the group by clicking on the links below. We are all working on fantastic projects.
See you in three weeks! -MM
It’s been three weeks since our last update and we have had multiple snow storms even blizzards in that time so boy did I get a lot done on my current project!
Here is where I left off last time which was my first post on this WIP:
And here is Jesus’s haunting face which is coming through beautifully:
It’s been an interesting experience working on this project. I had some trouble with knotting and misplaced stitches which led to some rip outs but once I started on His eyes is was like I was building him from bone structure to finally flesh. I should have taken a photo of that in-between process to show you.
I have never stitched a human face like this before.
Hopefully we won’t have any more blizzards for a while but I didn’t mind get stuck in the house stitching!
In our Stitch-a-long group we blog our progress every three weeks. If you are interested in joining our group please contact Avis, the first name in the contacts below. And don’t forget to check out the other member’s blogs and the projects they are working on by clicking their links. You’ll be amazed at the talent. Welcome to new members Jocelyn and Carmela!
See you again in three weeks! -MM
Avis,
Claire,
Gun,
Carole,
LucyAnn,
Kate,
Jess,
Sue,
Constanze,
Debbierose,
Christina,
Kathy,
Margaret,
Cindy,
Helen,
Steph,
Linda,
Heidi,
Jackie,
Sunny,
Hayley,
Megan,
Catherine,
Deborah,
Connie,
Clare,
Mary
Margaret,
Renee,
Jenny,
Carmela,
Jocelyn
I’m back! I am so excited to be back with my favorite stitchers. I was gone for quite a while because I wanted to concentrate on getting my debt paid down. Now that I am well into my 80 week challenge I decided it was time to get back to stitching.
I received a kit for Christmas that I have been quite taken with for years. It’s a chart of Jesus’s face with His crown of thorns which is by Vervaco. Thank you mom for the very thoughtful Christmas present! This image is haunting to me. Just beautiful in fact.
I haven’t stitched a kit in years so I am trying not to mess us to often because I don’t want to run out of a color.
Here is the kit image and here is how much I have gotten done so far. I have had to rip thread out twice! I’ll get there though.
There are a lot of other stitcher in this group. Please visit their blogs by clicking on the links below. You will be pleasantly surprised at what you see! See you in three weeks! -MM.
Avis, Claire, Gun, Carole, LucyAnn, Kate, Jess, Sue, Constanze, Debbierose, Christina, Kathy, Margaret,Cindy, Helen, Steph, Linda, Heidi, Jackie, Sunny, Hayley, Megan, Catherine, Deborah, Connie, Clare, Mary Margaret, Renee, Jenny
That was a fast three weeks! I have been working mostly on the white picket fence and flowers since my last update. I thought these four seasons projects would be quick but there is a lot more to these than I thought.
Here is where I left off three weeks ago:
Here is where I am now:
Lots of filling in left to do plus there is a surprise in the sky that I have yet to start.
It’s been a busy month for us. Just about three weeks ago our daughter and her husband moved to the UK for the US Airforce and it’s been fun watching her explore and get used to her new surroundings! To all of my English buddies, look out for Emili and Phil Schwan for me!
See you in another three weeks. -MM
Please go and visit the other members of our SAL to see what they are up to. Their blogs are linked below.
I definitely needed a change when I selected this project for my SAL this time. I am so much more motivated to stitch this one!
Here is where I left off last update:
And here is where I am now!
Not bad huh?
Please visit the other bloggers in this group and check out their progress on their stitching projects. You will be amazed what you see. Such talented people!
Avis, Claire, Gun, Carole, LucyAnn, Kate, Jess, Sue, Constanze, Debbierose, Christina,
Kathy, Margaret, Cindy, Helen, Steph, Linda,
Heidi, Jackie, Sunny, Hayley, Tony, Megan, Timothy
Also Happy Fathers’ Day to my US friends! -MM
I have been working on my SAL Onions and Gourds all through the fall and winter months. I have gotten a ton accomplished on it but it’s time to put it away for the spring and summer because I need something light and fun to work on.
Last time I showed you Spring House by Brooke Nolan.
Here is where I started three weeks ago:
And here is my progress after three weeks:
Not a lot done but my garden has been calling me more.
I am not alone in this SAL, not by a long shot. If you click on the below links you will see some very talented stitchers! If you are interested in joining our group please contact Avis, the first link in this group.
See you in three weeks and Happy Memorial Day to my US friends! -MM
Avis, Claire, Gun, Carole, LucyAnn, Kate, Jess, Sue, Constanze, Debbierose, Christina,
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