Now that Tour de Fleece is over, I can get back into a more normal craft-mode.
I have a few things that need to get back into rotation so I can finish them and move on to something else. One of them is the St. Charles needlepoint project. Here's what it looks like right now:
I am working on a long stitch section in the interior (the V-shaped, light blue section in the bottom quarter of the piece). I need to stitch the other 3 quarters before I can move on to the next step. The stitches are fairly straight-forward, it's just a pain to have to turn the piece each time I finish a quarter. The alternative is to stitch the complete quarter before turning the piece. That method makes it difficult to tell where I am when I have to come back to the piece after a rest (read: when I got bored with it and put it away for several weeks).
Anyway, I want to finish it so I can move on to a potential State Fair needlepoint project. It's just an idea at this point.
I also want to resurrect and complete the weaving projects that are currently on my looms.
WIPs Roll Call
Worked On:
- Attic Windows quilt for me (quilting)
Still working on the appliqué pop-outs for the squares. - Charred Teal Shawl (knitting) [Ravelry]
Working on contrast color #4.
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Renaissance Mermaid (cross stitch)
Kitted and ready to start
- 4-shaft sampler (weaving) [Ravelry]
- Finishing work (Shepherd's Bush Christmas ornament.)
- Mother of Dragons shawl (knitting) [Ravelry]
- Rosewood Wrap (weaving) [Ravelry]
- St. Charles (needlepoint)
- Valley of the Heart's Delight sampler design (cross stitch)
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