I was going to
say that I was once again late with my blog post; however there is no deadline
or specific time I have to post so here I am.
As I’ve said before I love that
you all come to visit and leave great comments, questions, and compliments, but
it is totally beyond me as to why? Don’t get me wrong, I definitely don’t want you all to stop but
it is surprising that so many of you keep coming back to read what an old woman
writes and to see what she stitches next.
Awwww Haaaaa! That’s it, isn’t it? It’s the stitching J well I do like to stitch
the not so usual and it doesn’t matter to me who the designer is.
Let’s see what news do I have to
share… I received the latest issue
of Cross Stitch & Needlework magazine and it has the most adorable design
on the cover “Witchy Witch” by Ursula Michael and
another inside (a spooky haunted house) “Spooktacular” by Alma Lynne Hayden. There is also a brand new 12
part series by Joan Elliott “Treasures of Christmas” these are just a few, looks like a very good mag.
I also
received a copy of A Cross-Stitch Christmas Handmade Memories from Craftways,
it is also chucked full of wonderful charts and Christmas card ideas.
I got a few
tips from a friend on facebook about some very useful apps. Just think have you
ever wished you could keep an inventory of all of your flosses and have it on
your iphone or ipad, well wish no more there is an app for DMC, GAST, WDW,
Crescent Colors, Anchor and even HDF. Go to your app store and search for
xstitcher, all of the apps should come up. These are not free apps but for
$1.99 each they are a bargain.
Ok, ok I’ll get on with what you came
to see, some stitching. Here is the Needleworker ready to be ironed and framed.
And my latest
projects, first one is #3 in the Little House Needleworks Hometown Holiday
series “Caroling Quartet”. I am stitching it on an
unidentified piece of fabric from my stash with the recommended CC and DMC
threads. Of course as you can see I’ve changed a few of the colors just to put my touch
on it.
Second one is the beginning of the anniversary sampler for my DS and
DIL. More of that one later.
That is about
all I have for this post, I hope it was worth your time and I’ll see you all here again
next time until then, thank you for stopping by and I’m off to make some more
wonderful little xxs.
12 comments:
Love your finished Needleworker. Can't wait until mine is finished.
Lovely stitching as always x
Love it all.
Oh my, Halloween and Christmas stuff in the magazines already, where have this year gone? Love the little carol singers and your Needleworker too. Gorgeous stitching, as always :)
I love Cross Stitch & Needlework - it is one of the few Mags I subscribe too.
Your post hit home. Thanks for sharing
It's always nice to see what other stitchers are up to, what they choose to stitch, how they finish their work. All this is interesting and inspiring.
Very pretty stitching and finishes you show here.
Great stitching as always!!
Your blog is one I just happened onto. I don't know exactly why. I enjoy it and added it to my blog reader. Now when you post something new I stop by to check it out. I'm like you though I always wonder why people care about what weird things I have to write about haha. I think it's so much fun to get to know strangers over the internet. It's really a small world and it's always fascinating to see what we have in common.
Hi Minnie! Like Katie above, I just found your blog and I love it! Your stitching is beautiful. I have "Needleworker" also, and it's all kitted up. Your is beautiful.
I'm now your newest member and will be back often for sure.
LindaLee at
CrossN' My Stitches
Lovely stitching Minnie : ) I hoe you are enjoying the summer, stitching on your balcony.
I always feel the same Minnie whenever I write a post! Love your Needleworker finish and the LHN design! Both are so lovely. If only I owned an ipad I would get that app as it sounds like it's very handy to have!
I like your chatty style and the way you sign off with the little xx's. That makes me smile.
Your stitching is ok too. Joke! Your stitching is gorgeous!
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