Monday, September 21, 2015

IHSW - September Conclusion

Another IHSW has gone past and I hope you all had a great, stitchy weekend. I worked Saturday again, as I do most third weekends of the month, but I still had some stitching time.

I managed to finish April on the Song of the Weather SAL:
Caron Watercolours and Wildflowers in Pale Lilac

So that's 4/12 months complete. Hardanger is interesting, but the wrapping is really hard on my wrists. I'm still much more comfortable with cross-stitching.

I even dug out a really old WIP from 2012 to work on:

And I've managed quite a bit. I'm tempted to keep going until I finish since it's very nearly there. Possibly another week of nightly stitching will get this one finished. The top right only needs back stitch so you can tell it's a poinsettia and the bottom left one needs finishing. There is a bit of work to be done in the bottom right corner as well, but a lot of it is half stitch, so it goes fairly quickly. 

It was a little too warm for Princess and the Dragon until Sunday, but my wrists were sore from the hardanger and 28 count 1 over 1 is a bit of a challenge on the wrists sometimes too. This 16 count is a little easier. 

Don't forget to visit our host Joyce's blog at Random Ramblings and check out everyone else's posts!

Happy Stitching,

Tiffstitch



12 comments:

  1. I know I couldn't stop working on this wip when it's so close to the finish ;)))

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  2. Gorgeous work on both pieces. Congrats on the finish! Sometimes it's nice to pick up an "easy" piece. Looks beautiful. Good luck with finishing it up.

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  3. Congrats on the finish!! I love the colorful new-old WIP:)

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    1. Thanks, and yes it's a pretty one. There are a few in the series with different birds.

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  4. che lavori meravigliosi, il secondo poi mi piace tanto!

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