I have a new WIP that is a octopus in blackwork with only two colors. Really its 80% blanc, and shading in 415. It's kinda chill doing the monochromatic colorway. I love seeing Judy come to life.
That gingerbread house finish was worth all the backstitch. Super cute. Also, I totally agree with you about DPNs, I don't know why they get so much hate. If I'm doing a vanilla sock I will switch to 9" circulars for the leg and foot but I use DPNs for the heel and toe and for anything with lacy or cables or what have you.
Clotted cream is a thick fresh cream that we tend to put on scones with jam too. Clotted cream fudge is using clotted cream to make fudge - usually produced in cubes. Both are yummy. Steph from England - enjoyed your flosstube and clicked subscribe! Xx
Hi Hillary Congratulations on getting your Unicorn Chart. I love Monopoly. My younger brother and I use to play this game all of the time. To this day I still got the game and I have his Notes on our Scores that he kept track of for both of us. We played this all of the time when we was growing up. Love your Finishes they are so pretty. Love your WIPS - making great progress on them. Take Care & Happy Stitching ❤️🤗🧵🪡🧵✂️❤️
I love the gingerbread house! always loved Mill Hills, but haven't tried that type of Dimensions kit (on perferated paper). I may have to find one to give a try. I want to try a Quaker as well. Love your choice. It's looking wonderful. I am leaning towards a Halloween Quaker for my first one, but we'll see when I end up fitting that in :D The Year in Sitches project is so amazing. I know you can carry it through the end of the year. I so enjoy the stories behind each motif you've chosen. And the Monopoly pattern. I can't say it's one of my favorite games, but I know I've played my fair share of it growing up. I'd like to find a cross stitch pattern of Spirit Island (one of my all-time favorites) or perhaps Hero Quest, which I have great nostalgia for, but I'm afraid none exist at the moment. And those projects are a bit large for me to take on to do a design for (still a little intimated by designing such a large project). I have been missing your Middle-Earth SAL, and would love to see if you do decide to start the Stardew Valley SAL. And where is the pokemon project? Of course, I feel that way about some mine, wondering when I will end up taking some of them out, and I only have around 8 or 9 WIPS. On a unrelated note, did you and Rob decide on a definite date for the wedding? I remember you saying March, but couldn't remember if you said a date. And how is the planning for that going? I remember it being such a blur, with so many details when we planned ours (Melanie and I). Always a pleasure to check in with you. Happy stitching!
Ahhhhhhh. I can’t believe my bags made it into the year in stitches. 😍
You’re frighten hilarious. Loved the story about the moth and the socks looking too big. 😂
I have a new WIP that is a octopus in blackwork with only two colors. Really its 80% blanc, and shading in 415. It's kinda chill doing the monochromatic colorway. I love seeing Judy come to life.
Those forest houses look awesome! I won't be buying stuff from the brand due to its origin, but I look forward to see you stitching 🙂
That gingerbread house finish was worth all the backstitch. Super cute. Also, I totally agree with you about DPNs, I don't know why they get so much hate. If I'm doing a vanilla sock I will switch to 9" circulars for the leg and foot but I use DPNs for the heel and toe and for anything with lacy or cables or what have you.
Clotted cream is a thick fresh cream that we tend to put on scones with jam too. Clotted cream fudge is using clotted cream to make fudge - usually produced in cubes. Both are yummy. Steph from England - enjoyed your flosstube and clicked subscribe! Xx
Are you going to stitch the rubber ducky yellow? You have great taste in patterns 😎
Congrats on the unicorn chart!! Sorry to had to battle USPS to get it lol but glad it found it's way to you eventually! 💙
Hi Hillary
Congratulations on getting your Unicorn Chart.
I love Monopoly. My younger brother and I use to play this game all of the time. To this day I still got the game and I have his Notes on our Scores that he kept track of for both of us. We played this all of the time when we was growing up.
Love your Finishes they are so pretty.
Love your WIPS - making great progress on them.
Take Care & Happy Stitching
❤️🤗🧵🪡🧵✂️❤️
❤❤❤ yes! Greys anatomy! But when are they going to end the tv show tho? 😅
You have wonderful taste in yarn colors, but also I guess I should know that from your nail channel
I love the gingerbread house! always loved Mill Hills, but haven't tried that type of Dimensions kit (on perferated paper). I may have to find one to give a try. I want to try a Quaker as well. Love your choice. It's looking wonderful. I am leaning towards a Halloween Quaker for my first one, but we'll see when I end up fitting that in :D The Year in Sitches project is so amazing. I know you can carry it through the end of the year. I so enjoy the stories behind each motif you've chosen. And the Monopoly pattern. I can't say it's one of my favorite games, but I know I've played my fair share of it growing up. I'd like to find a cross stitch pattern of Spirit Island (one of my all-time favorites) or perhaps Hero Quest, which I have great nostalgia for, but I'm afraid none exist at the moment. And those projects are a bit large for me to take on to do a design for (still a little intimated by designing such a large project). I have been missing your Middle-Earth SAL, and would love to see if you do decide to start the Stardew Valley SAL. And where is the pokemon project? Of course, I feel that way about some mine, wondering when I will end up taking some of them out, and I only have around 8 or 9 WIPS. On a unrelated note, did you and Rob decide on a definite date for the wedding? I remember you saying March, but couldn't remember if you said a date. And how is the planning for that going? I remember it being such a blur, with so many details when we planned ours (Melanie and I). Always a pleasure to check in with you. Happy stitching!