Yesterday I completed Serenity prayer by My Big Designs. I started this back in 2017. It has had a bath and will soon go off to its home.
Showing posts with label My Big Toe Designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label My Big Toe Designs. Show all posts
Saturday, April 29, 2023
Tuesday, April 11, 2023
Weekly progress April 2-9
Welcome to April! This past week was busy and included freezing rain that took out my power for around a day. Also Easter and a birthday dinner for my 2 year old cousin. This week looks a little quieter as I replace the contents of my fridge.
I am at the bottom of Serenity prayer
And I worked on Rainbow city
Monday, February 13, 2023
Weekly progress February 5 - February 11
I made some progress on a few projects:
Serenity prayer - My Big Toe Designs
Reflections of Ireland - Ink Circles
Mother’s bliss - Mirabilia
Plum pudding - Glendon Place
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
State of the stitching - the catch up edition
Wednesday, January 01, 2020
Everythig new
Welcome to a new year, a new decade, a new stitching project and a new year SAL
This morning I took some update pictures of my recent progress on the projects I have been working on recently
Serenity Prayer (My Big Toe Designs)
Autumn reflections (Heritage Stitchcraft - John Clayton)

On Boxing Day I started a new project - Castle Walls by Ink Circles

This morning I start this year's SAL - Let it snow by Barbara Ana Designs
Sunday, November 10, 2019
Sometimes too much is a bad thing
I have decided that I have too many projects on the go; there are so many choices that I can't decide which ones to work on. So I made a short list of ones I will work on until I finally see some finished:
Serenity Prayer version 2 - My Big Toes Designs
Autumn reflections - John Clayton/Heritage Stitchcraft
Tour des Marques - The Silver Lining

Plum pudding - Glendon Place
Blackstone fantasy garden - Ink Circles
Autumn reflections - John Clayton/Heritage Stitchcraft
Tour des Marques - The Silver Lining
Plum pudding - Glendon Place
Blackstone fantasy garden - Ink Circles
Sunday, March 03, 2019
February recap
I had planned to do some update blog posts during the month but those didn't happen. Instead I give you the February Stitching In One Shot post
A finish!
An ornament
Progress on Plum Pudding
Serenity prayer - the words on the first page are almost done
A finish!
Dark Shards
Ink Circles
32 ct. Antique white
DMC threads
An ornament
Snowflake
Scissortail Designs
DMC threads
Progress on Plum Pudding
Serenity prayer - the words on the first page are almost done
Monday, October 01, 2018
October Goals
It's a new month and time for new goals.
September Goals
Stitch an ornament Yes, two in fact - Old fashion ornaments II by Elizabeth's Designs
Work on SP - Yes
Work on Tour - Nope
Work on Plum pudding - Nope
Finish current motif on Canada Sampler - Yes
Here is the update on SP and Canada Sampler
October Goals
Stitch an ornament
Work on SP
Work on Tour
Work on Canada Sampler
Work on Blackwork Fantasy Garden
September Goals
Stitch an ornament Yes, two in fact - Old fashion ornaments II by Elizabeth's Designs
Work on SP - Yes
Work on Tour - Nope
Work on Plum pudding - Nope
Finish current motif on Canada Sampler - Yes
Here is the update on SP and Canada Sampler
October Goals
Stitch an ornament
Work on SP
Work on Tour
Work on Canada Sampler
Work on Blackwork Fantasy Garden
Thursday, August 30, 2018
All the pretties
August has been super busy.
It started with a family lunch, then my birthday, the Knowledge and Needles Open House and a stash zone still waiting to be finished.
Also - my boss was away most of the month so work was busier than normal.
Needless to say, blogging hasn't been the highest on my to do list.
But I have some progress pictures to share.
First: so of the glorious stitching on display at the Knowledge and Needles Open House. I keep waiting for Ann to include drool bibs.
On my way to the Open House I picked up Teresa Wentzler's The Castle from the framers. This guy is all mine
I have managed a little stitching progress
It started with a family lunch, then my birthday, the Knowledge and Needles Open House and a stash zone still waiting to be finished.
Also - my boss was away most of the month so work was busier than normal.
Needless to say, blogging hasn't been the highest on my to do list.
But I have some progress pictures to share.
First: so of the glorious stitching on display at the Knowledge and Needles Open House. I keep waiting for Ann to include drool bibs.
On my way to the Open House I picked up Teresa Wentzler's The Castle from the framers. This guy is all mine
I have managed a little stitching progress
| Blackstone fantasy garden |
| Canada sampler |
| Serenity prayer |
Tuesday, July 24, 2018
Playing catch up
It has been so busy this month.
The was a death in the family at the beginning of the month and then an unexpected reunion just last week. I have also been working on finishing up a presentation of the family genealogy which is almost done.
On the 12th Dani and I travelled to Toronto to see the Foo Fighters. It was an excellent show and we managed to not get lost on the subway.
I have made only a little progress on the new stash area. The main parts are in place, I am attempting to make the best use of space.
I have been working on a wedding piece for one of my cousin's. It was a Dimensions kit but I have changed the colours

I have managed to do a little on Dragons of Sumatra

Serenity Prayer finally got a few stitches - I am trying out 712 for the flowers for this one.

I am also working on a secret project... it has progressed well this weekend
The was a death in the family at the beginning of the month and then an unexpected reunion just last week. I have also been working on finishing up a presentation of the family genealogy which is almost done.
On the 12th Dani and I travelled to Toronto to see the Foo Fighters. It was an excellent show and we managed to not get lost on the subway.
I have made only a little progress on the new stash area. The main parts are in place, I am attempting to make the best use of space.
I have been working on a wedding piece for one of my cousin's. It was a Dimensions kit but I have changed the colours

I have managed to do a little on Dragons of Sumatra
Serenity Prayer finally got a few stitches - I am trying out 712 for the flowers for this one.
I am also working on a secret project... it has progressed well this weekend
Friday, June 01, 2018
In the merry, merry month of May
Here we are in June and I didn't get a last post done in May to show off all the stitching progress I made.
So to start off June here is what happened in May since last time
I finished Lorelei Lamb by Just Nan
I did this one on 32 count lugana instead of linen
I managed to finish frogging Blackstone Fantasy Garden by Ink Circles and then made some good progress on the green border
I did a little on Tour - which is so hard to see over one on 25 count
And I did a little bit on Serenity Prayer version 2
I am also having a debate on this one - the pattern is actually two colours - there are some flowers coming up and I am trying to decide if I should do the piece all in one colour or use B5000 (bright white) for the flowers.... must decide soon
I also did some work on my genealogy project which took much longer than I was thinking it would. I made some really good progress though, although having ancestors with super common names is so frustrating.
So to start off June here is what happened in May since last time
I finished Lorelei Lamb by Just Nan
I did this one on 32 count lugana instead of linen
I managed to finish frogging Blackstone Fantasy Garden by Ink Circles and then made some good progress on the green border
I did a little on Tour - which is so hard to see over one on 25 count
And I did a little bit on Serenity Prayer version 2
I am also having a debate on this one - the pattern is actually two colours - there are some flowers coming up and I am trying to decide if I should do the piece all in one colour or use B5000 (bright white) for the flowers.... must decide soon
I also did some work on my genealogy project which took much longer than I was thinking it would. I made some really good progress though, although having ancestors with super common names is so frustrating.
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