2023 Temperatures Through March
It’s almost the middle of April! So now is probably a good time to catch up with my 2023 temperature embroidery. Have I actually mentioned that I am doing another temperature project this year? I…
It’s almost the middle of April! So now is probably a good time to catch up with my 2023 temperature embroidery. Have I actually mentioned that I am doing another temperature project this year? I…
A little colourful slow stitching project. This is a little test I made for one of the prompts in my 100 day project. It was a LOT of fun! Adding those beads and sequins is…
The finished Spring Equinox motif in the Wheel of The Year stitchalong. Perfect timing too, with blossom trees being pink and other trees starting to show their buds. There is like a green haze about…
The finished Spring Equinox motif in the Wheel of The Year stitchalong. Perfect timing too, with blossom trees being pink and other trees starting to show their buds. There is like a green haze about…
From a walk with Blake the other day, this gorgeous magnolia tree was in full bloom. It is so weird that magnolia, the paint colour, is such a boring colour when clearly magnolia, the flower,…
I am loving my 100 day project. Loving.It. :-) The end project will be a textile book with all these pages that I am making and I can’t wait to see the finished result. But…
I am loving my 100 day project. Loving.It. :-) The end project will be a textile book with all these pages that I am making and I can’t wait to see the finished result. But…
Well, belated Spring Equinox greetings, since it was a few days ago. :-) I have almost finished the Spring Equinox embroidery. It is a lot quicker than the previous motif for Imbolc. As you can…
The 100 day project is moving along at its own pace. A bit of daily stitching. It’s nice. :-) I’m sharing my stitcheries daily in my Instagram stories (here’s the story highlight). You’re ‘supposed’ to…
This is what my Imbolc embroidery looks like so far. To be honest, I had hoped to have finished it by now. But life and a pain in my thumb meant I had to stop…