Firstly here is my Totally Useless SAL photo for this month. For some reason standing it upside down makes it look less full than it actually is.
My camera came back from repair today, hooray! No more out of focus phone photos. This camera is able to take better close up shots than my previous one so there will be some experimenting along the way. If I manage to take photos half as good as Jane at Miss Jane's Stitching I will be happy.
So these are two in focus shots of my recent finishes.
So far this week progress on White Nights has been slow. At this rate it is going to take a week for each of the buildings in part 5. There are eight of them. This means that I might get on to part 6 by September if I stick to doing White Nights one week a month. So if each subsequent part takes half a year to complete and there are six part left, that will be three years. So estimated completion date 2013. Now that is scarey. Having depressed myself I had better get back to it, one more evening to go. Let's hope I finish the building or I might have to adjust my calculations.
Maybe it's best not to do the maths in the first place.
Happy stitching
Friday, 15 January 2010
Totally Useless SAL, some decent photos and maths!
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I really love the way those two finishes turned out. The sampler with the cat jewel is adorable!
Lovely finishes Jen. Have fun playing with your camera.... I know exactly what you mean about Miss Janes Stitching :-)
snowman are super cute!
those snowmen are cute!
Snowmen finishes are adorable! Congrats - and don't worry about the time frame - you never know what you can do!
Lovely pics of your finishes. I really like Icy Hill, it's a make you smile one
Good luck with your White Nights, I can't see it taking it as long as you are calculating. Perhaps when MW is finished you'll double up your time on it.
Happy stitching to you.
Love the snowmen they are just soooo cute.
I liked the Math part, i mean the conclusion!! I should follow that too, lol
Glad your camera is meeting your expectations. Stitching is great as always. I thought I might count how many squares of chart I had to complete on the Peacock. I gave up it was too depressing. Conclusion avoid maths stick to sewing.
Thanks for stopping by my blog, and for the encouragement on St. Petersburg. It's a long haul on that one! Your finishes are great - very cute.
Those snowmen are very cute!
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