I always like to have a New Year’s Day start and this year was no exception. I wanted 2018 to be a year where I not only focused on whittling down the enormous pile of WIPs, but I also wanted to work on something that would stretch my skills a bit. Last year I started …
This will be my third year of working on whittling down my WIPs. In 2016 I drew names of projects and then worked on each until finished (completed WIPs = 1) and in 2017 I joined the Year of WIPs Challenge and chose 12 WIPs to focus on over the year (completed WIPs = 3). …
It’s that time of year again when the holidays roll around and I am furiously trying to finish up my exchange ornaments for the guild holiday parties. In all the flurry I realized today that I never shared last year’s fun here on the blog. Gah! So, let’s pretend for a moment that it’s December …
Thanks for all the compliments on my ornament in the last post. I agree with you – the guild members are a talented group of stitchers! As you know, I have been attending the Tudor Rose guild’s annual holiday party since I became a member. I decided this time that I would also attend the Greater …
The past few months it seems I’ve been stitching on a series of things that I couldn’t share – but now they can be revealed! In early December, I attended the annual Tudor Rose Sampler Guild holiday party. I’ve enjoyed attending each year but always find that I’m down to the wire getting my ornament …
I’m back with some fun things to share with you today from when Eric and I went to the State Fair back in October. You know seeing the Creative Arts and Textiles building is always high on my list and it’s always fun to see the pieces people have entered. I hope you enjoy getting …
