Kathy, at Slow Sunday Stitching, is keeping me on a wonderful, relaxing pace.
I have finished Aunt Bea’s Parlor, block 6.
Here are the first six completed blocks:
Onto block 7.
And I am continuing to work on scrap control.
The black, gray and white scrap bags are sorted and cut into various usable strips.
I am sorting the green scrap bag.
What a tedious job.
Please don’t let me allow my scraps to take over ever again!
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Continuing on with blocks from Aunt Bea’s Parlor.
This is my Slow Stitching Sunday project for as many Sundays as it takes. There are 20 blocks, so this is a long-term project.
I have finished embroidering Block 5.
On to Block 6.
It’ll be a good Super Bowl project.
I am linking up with Kathy at Slow Sunday Stitching.
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Number 9.
9 is the number that was drawn for the monthly goal over at Patchwork Times.
My #9 is old.
Really old.
The wall hanging began by playing around with Libby Lehman’s threadplay technique. Then I was asked to teach it.
I have no idea how long ago that was. A long time ago. I haven’t taught in years.
And I have no idea what I’m going to do to finish it.
I am linking up with Patchwork Times and One Monthly Goal.
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LC's Cottage 