November 2015 recap...

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...finished a couple of things, but really didn't make much headway on the WIPs or on my reading.

Finished:

  • 11/29 Sail (cross stitch)
  • 11/22 Additional Christmas stockings for Jane (sewing)
  • Books:
    1. Infinity Lost, S. Harrison,
    2. Daughter of Sand and Stone, Libbie Hawker
    3. Prince Lestat, Anne Rice
    4. Moonstone Beach, Linda Seed
    5. Wishes for Christmas, Fern Michaels
Started:
  • nothing
Worked on:
  • Be My Baby for My Baby (knitting) [Ravelry]
  • Calypso handspun (spinning) [Ravelry]
  • Canto de Sirena shawl (knitting) [Ravelry]
  • Going Snow Global quilt (quilting)
Works In Progress, did not work on:
  • Be My Baby for My Baby (knitting) [Ravelry]
  • Empress handspun [Ravelry]
UFOs/Hibernation:
  1. Celaeno Shawl (knitting) [Ravelry]
  2. Mermaid of the Pearls (cross stitch)
  3. Peacock Pomatomus socks (knitting) [Ravelry]
  4. Peacock Majesty by Just Nan (cross stitch)
  5. Tucson Twilight (needlepoint)
WIPs To Be:
  • A peacock or mermaid quilt for me.

Comments

Unknown said…
Hi Marie. I'm so glad to know that you read Moonstone Beach! I hope you enjoyed it.
12/10/2015 11:51 AM
marie said…
Linda Seed: Yes, I did enjoy it. I'm always drawn to books and stories that center on Cambria and surrounding areas. I graduated from Coast Union high school eons ago. I commuted from Gorda the first 2 years, lived in Cayucos for my Junior year, and lived in Cambria for my Senior year. Cambria has changed a lot since then!
12/10/2015 12:09 PM
Unknown said…
I'm so glad you liked it! If you have a moment, would you mind reviewing it on Amazon? I'd just like an honest review. This is my first book, and I'm told that Amazon reviews are everything when it comes to getting the book noticed by readers. If you don't have time or if you'd prefer not to, I completely understand. Either way, thanks for reading!
12/13/2015 8:46 AM
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