Last Tuesday, I was so darn proud of myself, because I had progress on a cross-stitch project to share. So of course, I couldn't get the image to load. After six tries, I just gave up because I'd reached the stage of just hoping my computer would die. That's never good.
So, here I am, posting my progress for last week's Tiny Needle Tuesday, this week:
I finally finished all of the words on the project I'm stitching. I was determined to get them done before the first day of Spring, but I missed that. However, I did finish them the next weekend, so not bad. Now the project is tucked away until next fall, because I'm itching to work on something more spring-y. I'm not sure yet exactly what I'll choose - there may end up being more than one, but since Winter is officially over, and the above project is not on any deadline, it will have a rest. 😊
I'm also hoping that since the remainder of the project is a bit more border, but mostly a sheep, that it will all go much more quickly.
Or ... not. We'll see.
8 comments:
Woo hoo for the finish-of the letters, that is! I've got no problem tucking away a project for the season. You gotta stitch what the heart wants to stitch.
You are exhibiting great stick-to-it-iveness, and I'm excited to see what you pick for Spring!
The snowflakes are so cute!
Can't wait to see what you pick for spring.
Very nice, Bridget! But I totally understand why you'd want to work on something more spring-y now! (It's time to put any snowflakes away for the season. . . ) XO
I'm with you. Put away anything that you can with wintry associations. I stopped wearing my winter coat in March even though we had wintry weather, but I just couldn't handle it anymore.
Still, *stabbing* away at a wintertime project might be therapeutic...!
Ive reached that point where I wanted my computer to just die. I love your stitching
Just, please, don't drip any snot on the fabric.
I love to stitch letters because they go so very fast!! Great work and don't you hate when technology acts quirky???
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