I got to take some pictures this afternoon of some of the pieces I've recently framed and some that I finished stitching.
I will let the pictures do the talking. Hope you like 'em.
First up is an oldie from Prairie Schooler. I stitched it back when the dinosaurs roamed the earth. I stitched it over one. Omgosh, over one. What was I thinking! But I love how it came out. It's framed in sueded mats.
Autumn The Prairie Schooler DMC on 28ct Lambswool Evenweave Stitched Over One |
Isn't it pretty?
I love the frame. I've used it before on a Blackbird Designs piece. |
The Bee Man's Garden The Goode Huswife DMC on 32ct Lambswool Linen |
Done by Me! Merrily Beams DMC on 32ct Flax Linen |
Pumpkin Pinkeep 36ct Antique Cotton Linen Recommended Threads |
Next is the Prim Sister's School of Needlework. Laura from Maude and Mozart (Hi Laura!!) let me borrow the pattern. I love the primitive style. Don't think I'm going to make it into the ditty bag. Probably I will frame it.
Prim Sister's School of Needlework DMC on 32ct Flax Linen |
So other than that, I'm doing ok. Feeling stronger with more energy but I don't think the meds are right just yet. Blood work this week to see where I am now that I've been on the Methimazole a month. Hopefully, the numbers have dropped.
I am grateful for one thing though, my stitching mojo is back. I'm happy about that. I am thinking of next year already. I am still stitching Wips, True Virtue and I Sigh Not for Beauty and LHN ornaments. I think they are so cute. But I have so many plans. I've kitted up a Scarlet House Sampler and I want to participate in next year's With Thy Needle's SAL on A Maryland Inspiration. Yes, I bit off the entire thing, ordered the chart and the silks (ssshhh---an early Christmas present for moi) plue I kitted up Mary Gibson (using Chocolate for Breakfast's Stitching for Lunch's silk palette). I have a ton on my plate but I'm glad for it. It makes me happy.
Tonight the Steelers play the Bungles so I'm off to ice a cake and make coffee for the 8:20 kickoff. GO STEELERS!!!
So, I hope you like what you saw, I know the pics are crappy but you get the over all idea. Thanks so much for stopping by and hello to all new and old. I'm glad you came by!
14 comments:
Great pictures, Joanie - love the Prairie Schooler over one!
I'm sorry you're not 100%, though :(, but am glad you have found your stitching mojo - mine seems to have disappeared!
All your finished pieces are so pretty!! I hope you will be feeling 100% soon. Enjoy all your stitching projects!
Good show Joanie! I remember that we sold a lot of Merrily Beams charts many years ago. Everyone was stitching her samplers. Nice frames too.
Lovely framing, and great new finishes - congrats!
Glad you are feeling stronger Joanie that is a plus,All your finishes are lovely.I especially love your Merrily Beams and the Bee Mans Garden..
Isn't it wonderful to have those pieces framed? They are all so lovely.
Your stitching mojo is doing great! I love your recent finishes.
Glad to hear that you are feeling better.
hugs
Your framed pieces look fabulous. How great PS looks over one.
What beautiful work! I love that PS Autumn piece. That looks like one I'd like to stitch. I love autumn!! Thanks for sharing!!
Tricia
The Stamper's Stitches
Love, love, love everything! But especially the PS over one!! Breathtaking! Glad you have your stitching mojo back!!!! It always feels great to have stitchy thoughts on your mind all day as you go through all of your responsibilities knowing that there is thread at the end of the tunnel!!!!
Sending lots of love!
It's so great to see a post from you and all your wonderful stitching.
I hope that you get back to feeling your old self soon!!
How fabulous all your stitching is and the framing...supberb! :)
Glad you are feeling stronger and hope the numbers are perfecto!
Joanie: All your stitching is beautiful, your little fingers have been very busy, I love the feames you chose.
Catherine
Wonderful stitching and framing! Hope you're feeling well.
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