This weekend I ditched the weekend rotation, Timeless Elegance ornaments (Saturday) and Tuscan Gardens (Sunday) in favour one of the charmed ornaments from the Mill Hill Festival of Trees range, part of the stash enhancement from last week. This one is called the Snowflake Tree. Measuring 2.57"w x 3.57"h this took most of the weekend to stitch. I say 'most' as I also completed house number 7 of White Nights as well as doing the usual house cleaning etc.
Here is White Nights, only one more house to go! Thank goodness for the rotation as without it I would have been doing these for the last seven weeks! In fact, before starting this project, I did a bit of research and looked at a number of blogs where stitchers were doing White Nights and quite a few gave up at this stage.
This next week I'm on a biology field trip in Betws-y-coed, North Wales. I have decided to take another of the Festival of Trees ornaments with me to stitch as they are small, and being stitched on perforated paper, do not require hoops or frames. Maybe I should have taken this one, considering the amout of time I've spent thinking about what to take. Who would have thought that having stash would be stressful!.
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8 comments:
I love your progress on White Nights. I hope you finish it someday, I love watching progress on the Chatelaines; I might even brave one myself one day.
Your stitching is lovely.
White Nights is looking fantastic.
Beautiful progress Jen.
Like your Christmas tree I really ,ust get them. Love the Halloween one. Have you actually done that one?
Have a good field trip hope there's no mosquitoes!
White Nights is certainly beautiful ,also the Christmas tree and Halloween !!!Lovely Stitching Jen !
White nights is looking fantastic. I am sure you will finish it.
love the little tree. I must try stitching on paper sometime.
These are all just fabulous!
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