September 2021 recap...

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 ...a mostly cross-stitch month.

Finished:

  1. 9/9 Dragon Fruit Handspun (spinning) [Ravelry]
    Merino-Stellina (4.0 oz.) from Greenwood Fiberworks
    228 yds. chain-plied, 14 WPI
  2. 9/9 Sirens of the Sea Sampler (cross stitch)
  3. 9/13 Scare Ewe (cross stitch)
  4. 9/30 Dreaming Frida (cross stitch)
  5. Books
    1. Bite Me, Linsey Hall
    2. Suck It, Linsey Hall
    3. Keeper of Happy Endings, Barbara Davis
    4. Capture the Crown, Jennifer Estep
    5. Infernal, Linsey Hall
    6. True Dead, Faith Hunter
    7. Black Hat, White Witch, Hailey Edwards
    8. Badge of Honor, Hailey Edwards
Started:
  1. 9/1 Dragon Fruit Handspun (spinning) [Ravelry]
  2. 9/11 Scare Ewe (cross stitch)
  3. 9/15 Dreaming Frida (cross stitch)
  4. 9/20 Hark Christmas ornament (cross stitch)

Works In Progress:

  1. Illusion hexagons [Ravelry]
  2. Look Through My Window quilt for me (quilting) 
  3. Malachite (needlepoint) 
  4. Noche de los Muertos quilt (quilting) 
  5. Pacific Waters tapestry (weaving) [Ravelry]
  6. Pure Comfort Cardigan (knitting) [Ravelry]  
  7. Singularity Shawl (knitting) [Ravelry]

Queued

  1. Ready to machine quilt: Mermaid Songs (quilting)
  2. Ready to start
    - Lilith of Labrador mermaid (cross stitch)

Waiting for Finishing:

  • Finishing work for some old crewel pictures (sewing)

UFOs/Hibernation:

  1. Bean Me Up! (machine quilting)
  2. Be My Baby for My Baby (knitting) [Ravelry]
  3. Bear Paw pottery (needlepoint)
  4. Mermaid and the Sea (cross stitch)
  5. Valley of the Heart's Delight sampler design (cross stitch)

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