I took my new 12 days of Christmas project - 4 calling birds - away with me and made a start on this. Still more stitching and LOTS of beading to go.
My Chinese Garden mandala (Chatelaine designs) has also grown, but I am still waiting for some silks to arrive. I love the richness of the reds in the frame.
I also caught up on my SAL - Tree of Stitches. I have now done all 9 available parts and await Part 10 on Friday. I am vey happy with how my blossom tree is blooming.
Part 7 - Jerusalem Stitch
Part 8 - Floral Stitch
Part 9 - Norwich Stitch
Think it might be time for a bit of work on Baroque Garden now
Happy stitching
9 comments:
Love all 4 of your projects. Getting more and more tempted to sign up for another Chatelaine. Chinese Mandala or Baroque Garden are both so tempting. You're a bad enabler!!
your tree is simply fantastic - as well
It's looking very good, i love your tree and the birds.
The Chatelaine is also looking good, i love to look at all the Chatelaine Designs and maybe one day i will start one myself.
Hugs Yvon.
Great progress on your wips.
You are making great progress. I love your tree, with all the specialty stitches. Thanks for sharing.
Everything looks good. I love your Chat! And your Tree of Stitches is gorgeous!! I love the colors you've chosen to work with!
Your tree is one of the most exciting things I've seen stitched in a while, how on earth did you find the group? Its just lovely and your stitching is superb. I may mosey on over to the group to check it out myself, but then imitation is the best sort of flattey!
Oh Wendy, your needle is really flying and you made lovely progresses on your different wips...the four calling birds is a cute design ( I love Nora corbetts', your start on the Chinese just pretty and your "tree of stitches" si coming along very springly!
Have a nice day ,
Beautiful, beautiful Wendy. Love them ALL!!!!!!!! :D
Tree is fabulous! I can't wait to see the next part.
Love all the WIP's! I especially love the tree, which looks like a cherry blossom tree! That's my favourite tree! The specialty stitches look like there were a lot of fun to do. I should get that pattern myself one day!
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