You are always a joy. I don’t preserve foods, but grew up with women who did, so I salute you. I did see Diana’s FlossTube and enjoyed very much. I appreciate your kind words, Beth. Congratulations on your finishes! Take care, sweet friend.
Wow! I didn’t realize how much we had in common! I’ve been grinding my own wheat berries for over 15 years (Nutrimill) and I absolutely love it! Red winter, prairie gold, soft and white wheat, etc. You’re going to love it! I make pancakes, cookies and several types of bread. I learned a lot from a friend who had a bakery and used only milled wheat! 🥰 Congratulations on one year!! I’ve enjoyed every video~ it’s like having a friend come and visit. 😊 I stitch on various fabrics and stitch counts and while I’m not usually an Aida stitcher I find that the only black fabric that I can see and enjoy stitching on is 14 count. I don’t understand why because I don’t have a problem with higher count fabric unless it is black. So don’t struggle and force yourself, try 14 count for black. 😊
@@kimpatterson2333 thank you so much sweet friend 🥰🥰 I wish we were neighbors I could learn so much from you 😘 I cannot wait to start milling and making yummy, healthy food.
Hi my beautiful friend - what a wonderful video! You finished Charlotte Frost❣️. It’s stunning, as are the amazing frames your friend made for you - what an incredible gift! I have Santa Stops Here on my 2024 start list so we can plug away together on that one too. (It’s giving me all the Holiday vibes - too soon? Yeah, probably! 😂) I’m so inspired by your goal to put some stitches in all your WIPs this month and you are doing a great job! I’m loving your stitch on Dwelling Place - that fabric!😍 I’m going to need to add that to my stash. It’s got such a cool vintage/retro feel. You, my friend, started “Remember Me” on the hardest flower in the whole chart! It gave me fits too, 😂 but I love it so much that it was hard to put down and start some fall stitching. Big hugs.❤❤❤
I enjoyed all of your beautiful stitching and hearing about your bread baking and food preserving. My Grandma always made her own bread and the thought of it brings back many good memories. I bake homemade breads during the holidays and should do it more often. Now we are freezing lots of tomatoes. Thank you for all of the inspiration. I hope the time goes fast for your son's return.
I canned and made bread ground up my wheat for most of my adult life I made and grew a garden. Now I'm 73 and don't have the room any more. I loved doing and my kids are growing gardens. So I am happy I instilled something in my boys I raised 4 boys.
@@denisefells8204 I can’t wait to start milling and making yummy, healthy food. You taught your sons well who will also pass it on to future generations 🥰
So very happy to meet another lovely woman who stitches. I was scrolling and you came up, that beautiful quilt caught my eye so I stopped to watch and immediately subscribed!! Everything is simply beautiful and such a joy to watch. Thank you for sharing with us, so until next time take care and enjoy stitching!😘
Happy Flossiversary to one of my favorite flosstubers! Your finishes are just beautiful and those frames, oh my goodness , they are gorgeous!! We went to Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg back in July. I just love it there! Have a great rest of the week sweet friend! 😊
Thank you so very much sweet friend 🥰🥰 I love going to the Smoky Mountains too! We have not been for a few years but I would love to get back there this fall.
I found your Flosstube after watching b.a.blessingstitcher. I can't believe we have so much in common! I love to crochet and have since I was little when my mama taught me. I also cross stitch, of course. I am going to start Rejoice Evermore since seeing you all work on it. I love it! I also love Winter Rose Manor. I may have to grab that one as well! I have the Prov 31 from Plum Street all kitted up. I am working on This I Know by Plum Street and almost ready to get This Is The Day framed. I love Paulette's designs. I also love Teresa Kogut and Brenda Gervais and Blackbird Designs. Those are my favorites. I don't quilt, but perhaps will learn someday. I started my sourdough journey in January of this year and am loving that. I have struggled with autoimmune issues and really liked the idea of the wild natural yeast for my gut health. I don't do a lot of preserving. Some freezing, but I love to bake and cook. Our youngest son joined the Air Force in 2016. He has since left active duty, kind of. I say that because he is in the reserves, but works full time in uniform for the Air Force repairing cock pit computer avionics for the C-130 Hercules aircraft. I still consider him active duty in a way. He gets stationed in different places all over the country to work on planes and next month he will be leaving for Japan for about a month. I will be praying for your son and his family. We live in Iowa, by the way. I apologize for rattling on and on, but I did so much enjoy your Flosstube and will be watching more! I will check out your Instagram as well. Thank you for sharing things that mean something to you. God bless.❤
@@lindadornink4474 Thank you so much for watching 🥰 We do have so much in common. Please thank your son from The Huneycuttt family we are so grateful for his service to our country. I know you will love Rejoice Evermore and Winter Rose Manor as well. I loved stitching This is the Day and I have Jesus Loves Me by her too. I love the sourdough to try and heal my gut and I believe the Lord to help me make changes necessary to heal myself from the inside out. It is so nice to meet you sweet lady 🥰🥰
🎉Happy Flossiversary🎉 Love all your WIPs Beautiful stitching I’ve taught our children how to can. Sure they mainly watched, then ate all of my work later. I’d make pear sauce by cooking it down and then can it. They would go raid the sauce as soon as I canned it. I’d dehydrate apples, bananas, strawberries and more. Now it’s just me, so I don’t can any more
@@RedCrossStitcher after cooking the pear sauce down, it tasted like candy! Fun times in the garden and the kitchen. Now the girls will call me…. Mom, how did you… ❤️❤️
God bless your wonderful friend that made you the lovely frames. You might want to try a hoop or qsnaps for your black fabric as it will help stretch out you fabric a bit so you can see the holes better. It might also help with your 36 count PTP fabric as it tend to tighten up in their dyeing process. All your canning and bread looks wonderful but the blueberry lemon jam sounds out of this world. Happy stitching! Hugs, rene
Beautiful stitching. I love them all. Those frames are just gorgeous. It is the best when you get to start the count down for when our loved ones get back state side. My daughter and son in law are Air Force and I. England for another 2 years. While its nice because we get to visit, bit I would rather have them in the States. Your Ellie and Mac shirt is gorgeous. I love her patterns. I have quite a few patterns of hers!!! Can't wait for your next video.❤❤
Thank you so very much 🥰 Yes, the countdowns are wonderful and I can’t wait to get my arms around him ❤️ I love Ellie & Mac’s patterns too, easy to follow and pretty designs.
Glad you are getting a bit of time in with the wips. Your friend made gorgeous frames! Look forward to seeing the sampler fully framed - you will enjoy looking at it. Again, such a nice gift - completely beautiful. We have our youngest daughter back at college so instead of a vacation we are going to totally clean our house😂. She isn’t that bad but the month before she left our living room became the “holding zone” for her stuff. I am keeping busy now with the county fair and our quilt guild show. Once September gets here it will become quiet. I am intrigued with the sour dough bread making - will need to check into it! Take care & I look forward to your next floss tube & seeing progress on IG.
@@christy428texas thank you so very much ❤️ I hope your daughter has a great year and getting your house back in order is very gratifying, at least to me 😂 Our quilt guild does not do a quilt show but they are so much fun attending. Sourdough and the concept is so interesting and I am loving it 🥰
Beth it's so good to see you love your finish it is beautiful ❤️. As you were saying about black fabric it is difficult to stitch on but Cathy Hands On Design does a lot of her designs on like a chalkboard black it is not so harsh. Life is too short to struggle with your stitching. Give it a look I have old eyes and with good light and some magnifying it works well. Love and stitches
Those frames are gorgeous and what truly special friends! I also stitch in hand and found stitching on black hard at first. A small light in my lap did help, but my eyes also adjusted over time to where I could see without the lap light. Love hearing about all the canning you've been doing. I've never really had space for a garden but hope to some day.
Found your channel today, and subscribed. Love your sweet spirit and appreciate your son's service for our country. The Alaska quilt is amazing. I will have to get the pattern and stitch it in ocean blues and greens. Your Charlotte Frost is beautiful, and I would like to stitch that one as well, but my "want-to" list is getting too long for one lifetime!
Thank you for inspiring me to stitch, preserve food, bake my own bread again. I did all these things as a younger woman, but had lost interest. I am excited about it all again! And am eager to learn about grinding my own wheatberries.❤
@@DellaHaigler I am so very thankful you are in my life sweet friend 🥰 We are going to learn this together and make ourselves healthy from the inside out 😘
I understand your struggle on stitching on black…I find I can stitch easily on charcoal which is just a bit lighter than black. Hang in there. Happy flossaversary..mine was just two weeks before yours. 🦉🪡🧵🌻
So many beautiful stitches! I have about 5-6 wips. I touch each one every week! I figured if I wanted to stitch all of these things, I’d better move out of the monogamous status! It really works for me🤗 Sometimes I enjoy a piece so much that I may stay on it for 2 days. For now it works for me.
I struggled with the black fabric a lmk so until I discovered that having white underneath your work helps tremendously. I have s white desk in my craft room and sat in front of it to stitch even at night. I'm 77 with progressive lenses also but did manage to complete my piece.
Congratulations on your 1 year anniversary. 🎉 Thank you so much for your videos! Your Charlotte Frost & Proverbs 31 stitch were both Gorgeous!!! Wow, that frame from your friend was perfect for your piece! I have a garden but I am eating most of my produce. I just love the blessing of garden produce. Again, I enjoyed seeing your stitching. Blessings to you & your family!! 🙏🏻💙
Always so happy when I see you have a new episode posted. Your Charlotte Frost is stunning! I am definitely adding her to my list. I have a couple of charts picked out that in some way refer to the 23rd Psalm. I am very intrigued by your food preservation. I would love to start that. I will definitely need to do some research as I have no idea how to begin. Thank you again for a lovely evening of stitching.
Thank you so much Kara 🥰 If you don’t have the chart for Charlotte Frost I would love to pass mine on to you. I love Psalm 23 so anything stitched with that will be beautiful. I would be more than happy to help you with preserving anytime 🥰🥰 Thank you so much sweet friend 😘
I just leaned to can my own green beans and learned Sour. dough bread making at Ace hardware just before covid and didn't buy any bread in those 2 years. Blanch and freeze my sweet corn. love it
Love the frames and your finishes. On your Proberbs 31 Sampler you could add the initials of your female relatives in a floss color in a light color “ghosting” and it will not “ muddy” your waters. Just a thought. When I stitch on black fabric I use a light underneath- a small lcd battery operated cheap light underneath. I hope that may help you.
@@teresapatterson1253 thank you so much! I actually might try the ghosting letters 🥰 I do have a light box and have not thought about using that under the fabric, thank you 😊
Good Video, we didn't go anywhere this Summer :( Congrats on 1 yr (already!!) I enjoy cooking, and have milled wheat berries for making breads & pasta. I need to do more preserving.
I would love your recipe for the starter and sour bread. I have been looking all over for one. I bake a great cinnamon raisin bread if you would like that, bagels, Hummus, love all thinks fresh. I use to can but haven't since I moved to Florida. Great stitching. So enjoy your videos. Thank you!!!
@@debbiedomagal6839 thank you so very much! This is the recipe I follow for my sourdough artisan bread. alexandracooks.com/2017/10/24/artisan-sourdough-made-simple-sourdough-bread-demystified-a-beginners-guide-to-sourdough-baking/ For my sourdough starter I used a mixture of rye flour and all purpose flour and I use warm water. I did a ratio of 2 Tbsp rye flour and about 1/4 cup of all purpose flour and just enough warm water to be a little thicker than pancake batter. It took me about 12 days to get my starter active. I discarded some everyday and then fed it the same amount. I would love your recipes as well. Bagels are on my list to make 🥰
I wonderful new RUclips video. Thank you for sharing your talent and inspiration. I too have been canning. Green beans, pickles, tomatoes. My husband love’s gardening. Some I freeze zucchini, onions, eggplant, corn, green peppers. So I haven’t gotten much stitching done lately. Would you share your recipe for the sourdough bread? Watched Be A Blessing stitcher. Thanks for sharing. She showed her beautiful gifts you made. Can you add a tutorial on the thread bed to your already full schedule? Again thank you for sharing your time.
@@frommysewingroom thank you so much for watching 🥰 I followed Alexandra Kitchen’s recipe. I will try and link it here. alexandracooks.com/2017/10/24/artisan-sourdough-made-simple-sourdough-bread-demystified-a-beginners-guide-to-sourdough-baking/ I just love canning so much and preserving good food. I absolutely can add the thread bed as a tutorial in the future, thank you so very much 🥰
Another great episode 👍 we have all the crafts in common! My husband always jokes if I mention something new to try 😂 By the way, my niece Emily married a Jacob Hunnicutt from down your way. She met him while in college. I wonder if there is any relation? Thanks for all the inspiration ❤
Thank you so much for answering me. I think I’m over thinking this!! I have crocheted in years but can’t wait to start. It says the finished size is only 43x43. Does that seem right? I can always add to it if I decide to I guess Thanks so much!!!
Your work is beautiful. I love your choices of patterns. Do you have a favorite local store? I live in Concord, NC. I haven’t found a stitching group or a local store. Any suggestions?
@@ColleenBrandt-tm8jz thank you so much 🥰🥰 The closest LNS to us is Stitch Point in Greensboro or The Stitchin Kitten in Irmo, SC. We have a stitchy group that meets every Thursday in Locust from 5-8. We aren’t meeting this Thursday because of Halloween but I would love to have you join us 🥰
You talked me into the Gem Crocheted Blanket! Did you use random yarns or Go by the colors suggested? I’m try no to figure out which colors I need! Help! Lol
@@JaniceGDavis I am making another one too!! I just picked random colors I liked and did not use her placement at all. I had two bins that I kept the yarn in and I would work out of one and move it to the other bin until it was empty so I could use all the colors. I just made mine up in a random color fashion and I love how it turned out. I am doing a patriotic one now with just red, white and blue 🥰🥰🥰 Just pick the colors you like and don’t overthink it. Pick as many or as few as you like. I did use a weight 3 yarn and I love the feel of it.
You are always a joy. I don’t preserve foods, but grew up with women who did, so I salute you. I did see Diana’s FlossTube and enjoyed very much. I appreciate your kind words, Beth. Congratulations on your finishes! Take care, sweet friend.
@@SarahsStitchySpot thank you so much Sarah 🥰🥰 you have such a sweet spirit and your happiness is contagious 🥰🥰🥰
@@RedCrossStitcher Thank you, Beth.
Wow! I didn’t realize how much we had in common! I’ve been grinding my own wheat berries for over 15 years (Nutrimill) and I absolutely love it! Red winter, prairie gold, soft and white wheat, etc. You’re going to love it! I make pancakes, cookies and several types of bread. I learned a lot from a friend who had a bakery and used only milled wheat! 🥰
Congratulations on one year!! I’ve enjoyed every video~ it’s like having a friend come and visit. 😊
I stitch on various fabrics and stitch counts and while I’m not usually an Aida stitcher I find that the only black fabric that I can see and enjoy stitching on is 14 count. I don’t understand why because I don’t have a problem with higher count fabric unless it is black. So don’t struggle and force yourself, try 14 count for black. 😊
@@kimpatterson2333 thank you so much sweet friend 🥰🥰
I wish we were neighbors I could learn so much from you 😘
I cannot wait to start milling and making yummy, healthy food.
@@RedCrossStitcherI, too, wish we were neighbors! We could have fun together learning from each other! 😊❤
Hi my beautiful friend - what a wonderful video! You finished Charlotte Frost❣️. It’s stunning, as are the amazing frames your friend made for you - what an incredible gift! I have Santa Stops Here on my 2024 start list so we can plug away together on that one too. (It’s giving me all the Holiday vibes - too soon? Yeah, probably! 😂) I’m so inspired by your goal to put some stitches in all your WIPs this month and you are doing a great job! I’m loving your stitch on Dwelling Place - that fabric!😍 I’m going to need to add that to my stash. It’s got such a cool vintage/retro feel. You, my friend, started “Remember Me” on the hardest flower in the whole chart! It gave me fits too, 😂 but I love it so much that it was hard to put down and start some fall stitching. Big hugs.❤❤❤
@@b.a.blessingstitcher thank you so much sweet friend 🥰🥰🥰
Yes, that flower is a doozy 😂😂
I enjoyed all of your beautiful stitching and hearing about your bread baking and food preserving. My Grandma always made her own bread and the thought of it brings back many good memories. I bake homemade breads during the holidays and should do it more often. Now we are freezing lots of tomatoes. Thank you for all of the inspiration. I hope the time goes fast for your son's return.
@@debmyers1648 thank you so very much 🥰🥰
I canned and made bread ground up my wheat for most of my adult life I made and grew a garden. Now I'm 73 and don't have the room any more. I loved doing and my kids are growing gardens. So I am happy I instilled something in my boys I raised 4 boys.
@@denisefells8204 I can’t wait to start milling and making yummy, healthy food. You taught your sons well who will also pass it on to future generations 🥰
CONGRATULATIONS ON 1 YEAR !! The frame is beautiful and your stitchy finish is gorgeous. So enjoyed having tea while I watched Beth.
@@NDQuilter1 thank you so much for spending time with me 🥰🥰
You have so many beautiful projects! Thank you for sharing with us, Beth!💚
@@pennysdaughtershares8227 thank you so much Michele 🥰🥰🥰
So very happy to meet another lovely woman who stitches. I was scrolling and you came up, that beautiful quilt caught my eye so I stopped to watch and immediately subscribed!! Everything is simply beautiful and such a joy to watch. Thank you for sharing with us, so until next time take care and enjoy stitching!😘
Thank you so very much 🥰🥰
Great stitches, Beth!! Happy Flossiversary....I always look forward to your videos.
@@arleneg1271 thank you so much sweet lady 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Happy Flossiversary to one of my favorite flosstubers! Your finishes are just beautiful and those frames, oh my goodness , they are gorgeous!! We went to Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg back in July. I just love it there! Have a great rest of the week sweet friend! 😊
Thank you so very much sweet friend 🥰🥰
I love going to the Smoky Mountains too! We have not been for a few years but I would love to get back there this fall.
@@RedCrossStitcher , yes, Fall is my favorite time to go!
I found your Flosstube after watching b.a.blessingstitcher. I can't believe we have so much in common! I love to crochet and have since I was little when my mama taught me. I also cross stitch, of course. I am going to start Rejoice Evermore since seeing you all work on it. I love it! I also love Winter Rose Manor. I may have to grab that one as well! I have the Prov 31 from Plum Street all kitted up. I am working on This I Know by Plum Street and almost ready to get This Is The Day framed. I love Paulette's designs. I also love Teresa Kogut and Brenda Gervais and Blackbird Designs. Those are my favorites. I don't quilt, but perhaps will learn someday. I started my sourdough journey in January of this year and am loving that. I have struggled with autoimmune issues and really liked the idea of the wild natural yeast for my gut health. I don't do a lot of preserving. Some freezing, but I love to bake and cook. Our youngest son joined the Air Force in 2016. He has since left active duty, kind of. I say that because he is in the reserves, but works full time in uniform for the Air Force repairing cock pit computer avionics for the C-130 Hercules aircraft. I still consider him active duty in a way. He gets stationed in different places all over the country to work on planes and next month he will be leaving for Japan for about a month. I will be praying for your son and his family. We live in Iowa, by the way. I apologize for rattling on and on, but I did so much enjoy your Flosstube and will be watching more! I will check out your Instagram as well. Thank you for sharing things that mean something to you. God bless.❤
@@lindadornink4474 Thank you so much for watching 🥰
We do have so much in common. Please thank your son from The Huneycuttt family we are so grateful for his service to our country. I know you will love Rejoice Evermore and Winter Rose Manor as well. I loved stitching This is the Day and I have Jesus Loves Me by her too.
I love the sourdough to try and heal my gut and I believe the Lord to help me make changes necessary to heal myself from the inside out.
It is so nice to meet you sweet lady 🥰🥰
Beautiful stitches! Love them all! Thank you for sharing! Happy stitching!
Thank you so very much 🥰
🎉Happy Flossiversary🎉
Love all your WIPs
Beautiful stitching
I’ve taught our children how to can. Sure they mainly watched, then ate all of my work later.
I’d make pear sauce by cooking it down and then can it. They would go raid the sauce as soon as I canned it.
I’d dehydrate apples, bananas, strawberries and more.
Now it’s just me, so I don’t can any more
@@charj57 thank you so much 🥰🥰
You taught them a great skill and that pear sauce sounds amazing. I love doing it so much!
@@RedCrossStitcher after cooking the pear sauce down, it tasted like candy! Fun times in the garden and the kitchen. Now the girls will call me…. Mom, how did you… ❤️❤️
Hi. Your work is beautiful. The frames are gorgeous. Your friend is a great wood worker.
@@patmcintire454 thank you so very much 🥰🥰🥰
God bless your wonderful friend that made you the lovely frames. You might want to try a hoop or qsnaps for your black fabric as it will help stretch out you fabric a bit so you can see the holes better. It might also help with your 36 count PTP fabric as it tend to tighten up in their dyeing process. All your canning and bread looks wonderful but the blueberry lemon jam sounds out of this world. Happy stitching! Hugs, rene
Thank you so much 🥰 I am going to try a qsnap to see if that helps. I appreciate your kind words ❤️
Hi, Beth! Happy flosstubiversary. 😂
@@Okie_Stitches thank you so very much 🥰
Beautiful stitching. I love them all. Those frames are just gorgeous.
It is the best when you get to start the count down for when our loved ones get back state side. My daughter and son in law are Air Force and I. England for another 2 years. While its nice because we get to visit, bit I would rather have them in the States.
Your Ellie and Mac shirt is gorgeous. I love her patterns. I have quite a few patterns of hers!!!
Can't wait for your next video.❤❤
Thank you so very much 🥰
Yes, the countdowns are wonderful and I can’t wait to get my arms around him ❤️ I love Ellie & Mac’s patterns too, easy to follow and pretty designs.
You are first on my flosstube binging today ! Can’t wait - Beth you are the sweetest!!!💕🧵
@@shanebrookcottage thank you so much Lorraine 🥰🥰🥰
Glad you are getting a bit of time in with the wips. Your friend made gorgeous frames! Look forward to seeing the sampler fully framed - you will enjoy looking at it. Again, such a nice gift - completely beautiful.
We have our youngest daughter back at college so instead of a vacation we are going to totally clean our house😂. She isn’t that bad but the month before she left our living room became the “holding zone” for her stuff.
I am keeping busy now with the county fair and our quilt guild show. Once September gets here it will become quiet. I am intrigued with the sour dough bread making - will need to check into it! Take care & I look forward to your next floss tube & seeing progress on IG.
@@christy428texas thank you so very much ❤️ I hope your daughter has a great year and getting your house back in order is very gratifying, at least to me 😂
Our quilt guild does not do a quilt show but they are so much fun attending.
Sourdough and the concept is so interesting and I am loving it 🥰
Beth it's so good to see you love your finish it is beautiful ❤️. As you were saying about black fabric it is difficult to stitch on but Cathy Hands On Design does a lot of her designs on like a chalkboard black it is not so harsh. Life is too short to struggle with your stitching. Give it a look I have old eyes and with good light and some magnifying it works well. Love and stitches
@@michelemead841 thank you so much sweet friend 🥰🥰 I totally agree we have to stitch what we love! Love you big 🥰
Those frames are gorgeous and what truly special friends! I also stitch in hand and found stitching on black hard at first. A small light in my lap did help, but my eyes also adjusted over time to where I could see without the lap light. Love hearing about all the canning you've been doing. I've never really had space for a garden but hope to some day.
@@creativeraquelb thank you so much for watching 🥰 I am going to keep on trying to stitch on black and hopefully I’ll adjust as well 😊
Found your channel today, and subscribed. Love your sweet spirit and appreciate your son's service for our country. The Alaska quilt is amazing. I will have to get the pattern and stitch it in ocean blues and greens. Your Charlotte Frost is beautiful, and I would like to stitch that one as well, but my "want-to" list is getting too long for one lifetime!
@@renabritnell5497 thank you so very much 🥰🥰
Congratulations on 1 year anniversary 🎉
@@bettygannon6828 thank you so much ❤️
Thank you for inspiring me to stitch, preserve food, bake my own bread again. I did all these things as a younger woman, but had lost interest. I am excited about it all again! And am eager to learn about grinding my own wheatberries.❤
@@DellaHaigler I am so very thankful you are in my life sweet friend 🥰 We are going to learn this together and make ourselves healthy from the inside out 😘
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I understand your struggle on stitching on black…I find I can stitch easily on charcoal which is just a bit lighter than black. Hang in there. Happy flossaversary..mine was just two weeks before yours. 🦉🪡🧵🌻
@@TheStitchingOwl thank you so much I may end up going lighter.
Happy Flosstube Anniversary to you too 🥰🥰
So many beautiful stitches! I have about 5-6 wips. I touch each one every week! I figured if I wanted to stitch all of these things, I’d better move out of the monogamous status! It really works for me🤗 Sometimes I enjoy a piece so much that I may stay on it for 2 days. For now it works for me.
Thank you so very much 🥰 I agree, sometimes you start stitching on something and don’t want to put it down 😊
Great progress &great projects!
Marilyn
@@marilynferlitsch2003 thank you so much 🥰
I struggled with the black fabric a lmk so until I discovered that having white underneath your work helps tremendously. I have s white desk in my craft room and sat in front of it to stitch even at night. I'm 77 with progressive lenses also but did manage to complete my piece.
Thank you so much, I will try stitching at my desk to see if that helps.
Congratulations on your 1 year anniversary. 🎉 Thank you so much for your videos! Your Charlotte Frost & Proverbs 31 stitch were both Gorgeous!!! Wow, that frame from your friend was perfect for your piece! I have a garden but I am eating most of my produce. I just love the blessing of garden produce. Again, I enjoyed seeing your stitching. Blessings to you & your family!! 🙏🏻💙
@@sharonrobinson9958 thank you so very much 🥰
Always so happy when I see you have a new episode posted. Your Charlotte Frost is stunning! I am definitely adding her to my list. I have a couple of charts picked out that in some way refer to the 23rd Psalm. I am very intrigued by your food preservation. I would love to start that. I will definitely need to do some research as I have no idea how to begin. Thank you again for a lovely evening of stitching.
Thank you so much Kara 🥰 If you don’t have the chart for Charlotte Frost I would love to pass mine on to you.
I love Psalm 23 so anything stitched with that will be beautiful.
I would be more than happy to help you with preserving anytime 🥰🥰
Thank you so much sweet friend 😘
@@RedCrossStitcher Thank you so much! I do not have it. 💕
I just leaned to can my own green beans and learned Sour. dough bread making at Ace hardware just before covid and didn't buy any bread in those 2 years. Blanch and freeze my sweet corn. love it
@@terresturtevant2061 I love dong it too, so much healthier 🥰
Love the frames and your finishes. On your Proberbs 31 Sampler you could add the initials of your female relatives in a floss color in a light color “ghosting” and it will not “ muddy” your waters. Just a thought. When I stitch on black fabric I use a light underneath- a small lcd battery operated cheap light underneath. I hope that may help you.
@@teresapatterson1253 thank you so much!
I actually might try the ghosting letters 🥰
I do have a light box and have not thought about using that under the fabric, thank you 😊
Thank you so much for including a link to my channel in your video. Happy stitching. Best, K
Beautiful stitching. The frames are gorgeous what a wonderful gift.
@@teresalandenberger6453 thank you so very much 🥰
Hi Beth - I just love spending time with you! Your create beautiful stitching 💕
Thank you so very much ❤️❤️
Wonderful stitches! Love the quilt behind you too!
Thank you so very much 🥰
Good Video, we didn't go anywhere this Summer :( Congrats on 1 yr (already!!) I enjoy cooking, and have milled wheat berries for making breads & pasta. I need to do more preserving.
@@DeeAZstitcher thank you so much 🥰 I am excited to start milling them to make yummy, healthy food ❤️
I would love your recipe for the starter and sour bread. I have been looking all over for one. I bake a great cinnamon raisin bread if you would like that, bagels, Hummus, love all thinks fresh. I use to can but haven't since I moved to Florida. Great stitching. So enjoy your videos. Thank you!!!
@@debbiedomagal6839 thank you so very much!
This is the recipe I follow for my sourdough artisan bread.
alexandracooks.com/2017/10/24/artisan-sourdough-made-simple-sourdough-bread-demystified-a-beginners-guide-to-sourdough-baking/
For my sourdough starter I used a mixture of rye flour and all purpose flour and I use warm water. I did a ratio of 2 Tbsp rye flour and about 1/4 cup of all purpose flour and just enough warm water to be a little thicker than pancake batter. It took me about 12 days to get my starter active. I discarded some everyday and then fed it the same amount.
I would love your recipes as well. Bagels are on my list to make 🥰
@@RedCrossStitcher Thank you so much, I will send through your email address. Again just love your videos. Happy Labor Day Weekend.🤩
@@debbiedomagal6839 thank you!
Have a Happy Labor Day too!
I wonderful new RUclips video. Thank you for sharing your talent and inspiration. I too have been canning. Green beans, pickles, tomatoes. My husband love’s gardening. Some I freeze zucchini, onions, eggplant, corn, green peppers. So I haven’t gotten much stitching done lately. Would you share your recipe for the sourdough bread? Watched Be A Blessing stitcher. Thanks for sharing. She showed her beautiful gifts you made. Can you add a tutorial on the thread bed to your already full schedule? Again thank you for sharing your time.
@@frommysewingroom thank you so much for watching 🥰
I followed Alexandra Kitchen’s recipe. I will try and link it here.
alexandracooks.com/2017/10/24/artisan-sourdough-made-simple-sourdough-bread-demystified-a-beginners-guide-to-sourdough-baking/
I just love canning so much and preserving good food. I absolutely can add the thread bed as a tutorial in the future, thank you so very much 🥰
Another great episode 👍 we have all the crafts in common! My husband always jokes if I mention something new to try 😂 By the way, my niece Emily married a Jacob Hunnicutt from down your way. She met him while in college. I wonder if there is any relation? Thanks for all the inspiration ❤
Thank you so very much 🥰 My husbands family is from this area for sure.
I am getting ready to go to Washington state in September other than that haven't went anywhere this summer. I just love your videos.
@@Craftmom159 thank you so very much 🥰
I have never been to Washington state and it is on my list for sure 😉
Thank you so much for answering me. I think I’m over thinking this!! I have crocheted in years but can’t wait to start. It says the finished size is only 43x43. Does that seem right? I can always add to it if I decide to I guess Thanks so much!!!
@@JaniceGDavis that’s about right, it may be slightly larger but that sounds correct
Your work is beautiful. I love your choices of patterns. Do you have a favorite local store? I live in Concord, NC. I haven’t found a stitching group or a local store. Any suggestions?
@@ColleenBrandt-tm8jz thank you so much 🥰🥰
The closest LNS to us is Stitch Point in Greensboro or The Stitchin Kitten in Irmo, SC.
We have a stitchy group that meets every Thursday in Locust from 5-8. We aren’t meeting this Thursday because of Halloween but I would love to have you join us 🥰
You talked me into the Gem Crocheted Blanket! Did you use random yarns or
Go by the colors suggested? I’m try no to figure out which colors I need! Help! Lol
@@JaniceGDavis I am making another one too!!
I just picked random colors I liked and did not use her placement at all. I had two bins that I kept the yarn in and I would work out of one and move it to the other bin until it was empty so I could use all the colors. I just made mine up in a random color fashion and I love how it turned out. I am doing a patriotic one now with just red, white and blue 🥰🥰🥰
Just pick the colors you like and don’t overthink it. Pick as many or as few as you like. I did use a weight 3 yarn and I love the feel of it.