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Friday, September 23, 2011

Back to Stitching With You And Me

It feels so good to pick up my needle and thread again.  Nothing soothes my soul more than when I take up my linen and place some new stitches in my latest work in progress.  So it is, that Jenny Bean's Humble Servant Sampler is taking it's final steps toward being finished soon.  Here is my latest work on her.
                                 My Progress So Far & More To Come!

Isn't this just the cutest little cow?

Love this sweet flower!

Already I find my mind wandering, as I ponder which new design I will stitch next.  There are just so many in my stash calling out to me.  Here are some of them.
                                                   "Oh Christmas Day" 
                            by Janie Huble of Cat's Whisker's Designs
                                                (The Gift of Stitching)


   32 Count Raw "Sparkle" Linen
                                                    Dinkey Dyes Silks
                                                  Mill Hill Seed Beads


                   "My Lovely Sewing Tools" Mystery Sampler
                                            (The Gift of Stitching)
                                                  By Maria Suarez


                                            36 Count Edinboro Flax
                                         Weeks Dye Works Threads
                                              (My choice of threads)


Hmmmm....What a decision.  We'll see what suits my stitching heart's mood when I finish stitching Jenny Bean.  


It is so nice to be able to be in touch with all of my dear stitchy bloggy friends again.  Meggie, (our spoiled toy poodle), says it's time to rest now.  
Thank to all of you, for your sweet comments.  They brighten every day!

14 comments:

  1. Glad to see you back and I am hoping that you are feeling well. I love the Christmas piece and would really love to watch your progress on that. Meggie is so cute and very girly.

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  2. I love your Jenny Bean! That cow is adorable! So is your sweet poodle for that matter. Good luck deciding on the next stitch!

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  3. JB looks wonderful - isn't it nice to think of the new start coming? Love the pick of your baby!

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  4. Hi Kathy: I am so glad to hear from you we all are.
    I hope all is well for you.
    It looks like lots of stitching in your plans.
    Meggie Looks so sweet and such a cutie.
    Catherine
    diamondc

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  5. Jenny is looking great! My cow looks more purple than yours - different dye lot I guess.
    Can't wait to see what you choose for your next project!

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  6. Kathy: I hope this post finds you well, I am glad you are back to stitching.
    Catherine
    diamondc

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  7. Your stitching is looking great. I do like the Janie Hubble design but I think you should start the Stitching Tools as it's on my list too. I'm new to GoS and love it.

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  8. JB is coming together so nicely and you've chosen two nice pieces to choose between. It always feels good to pick up a needle and thread again, it definitely does soothe the soul.

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  9. Jenny Bean is coming right along! I look forward to seeing a finish soon!

    Your two new project choices are both lovely. What a hard decision! I will look forward to seeing what "speaks to you" after you finish Jenny Bean!

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  10. Jenny Bean is coming together sooo nicely! I do love that cow.
    I don't which new start I'd choose. Good luck with the decision, they're both fabulous!

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  11. You have some lovely colour picks for your new projects.

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  12. You've made great progress on Jenny Bean. Congrats to you. And isn't it nice to have choices?!? I hope you're not indecisive like I am!!

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  13. All the patterns are lovely. Wouldn't it be great to just be able to stitch all day?!!

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  14. JB is looking gorgeous. Love the cute little cow!

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