I am still concentrating on the WIP list that I compiled in October. Once I have pared the number down below 10, I'll add a few more UFOs and perhaps one new start to keep things interesting. I may as well take advantage of the momentum I am gaining now that the weather has turned cooler and I am spending more time indoors,.
I hope to be able to cross the Quaker Squirrel off the list by the weekend but for now I'll just show a when last seen photo and a current progress photo.
Since I consider this project one of my active WIPs, I was stunned to realize when I checked the blog archive that I haven't worked on it since July. This is what it looks like after a day's stitching.
I have been mulling over what will be my next new start" either Workbasket's Quaker Bear or Sleepy Hollow. The former would work up rather quickly but I am itching to stitch the later ever since I saw rspory's finish on her blog. Enablers lurk everywhere on the internet. The matter will be decided by what fabrics and floss I have in stash that might work for either project.
I have been mulling over what will be my next new start" either Workbasket's Quaker Bear or Sleepy Hollow. The former would work up rather quickly but I am itching to stitch the later ever since I saw rspory's finish on her blog. Enablers lurk everywhere on the internet. The matter will be decided by what fabrics and floss I have in stash that might work for either project.
3 comments:
A great project for autumnal days, I do love to watch the squirrels in my garden, they are grey though not like your beautiful redish one.
Nice progress on the squirrel.
I looked at the Sleepy Hollow finish, it's a gorgeous colour fabric she has used. Not one I would have thought of for Hallowe'en stitching but it looks good. Is the design stitched in panels? It looked like it from her photos.
Great progress on the squirrel!
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