WEEK 2 PROGRESS:
WEEK 3 PROGRESS:
Wait until you see how much work I've done in week four! *grin*
Sunday, April 15, 2012
New Project Update 1
Here are the latest pics from my newest cross-stitch project—though I doubt these will help you figure out the design any more than the first week's pictures did. This design is of a popular print by one of my favorite artists. I actually have a pillow of this design received as a Christmas present some years back. And yes—the artist has been mentioned on this blog before.
WEEK 2 PROGRESS:
WEEK 3 PROGRESS:
Wait until you see how much work I've done in week four! *grin*
WEEK 2 PROGRESS:
WEEK 3 PROGRESS:
Wait until you see how much work I've done in week four! *grin*
Not a clue. lol I can't wait to see it continue to take shape. :)
ReplyDeleteHehe... Thanks Jana! I actually had quite a bit done and then I had to undo everything I did last week when I discovered I was a row off--and I swear and double and triple checked my stitch count. *whimper*
ReplyDeleteIt looks very intricate, whatever it is.
ReplyDeleteAnita: The border is pretty easy, for the most part, but there are other sections of it that are a bit more intricate, with lots of 1/4 and 3/4 stiches and a ton of french knots.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of a dragon.
ReplyDeleteOuch on the unpicking. That takes just as long as the stitching. I've learned this from experience!
Shelley: I think the unpicking has taken me longer than the actual stitching. Thankfully, I finished taking it out last night and was able to start stitching again. Here's hoping that was my one big mistake for this project!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd have had to have a good long cry and a fuss before I got around to unpicking. lol I've never been into cross stitch but I recall a few occasions in crocheting that I had to rip out a few chains and start over. It made me so mad! :-D
ReplyDeleteBelieve me, I was ready to cry. I'm sure there was a wee bit of whimpering when I realized what I had done. At least a crocheted mistake is easier to undo.
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