I had put Alpine Seasons Garden away as I was finding it cumbersome to stitch it in a hoop, in hand. So earlier in the year I ordered a Lowry Workstand and some Elbsee easyclip scroll bars. I'm finding it easier to stitch on this project though I'm not yet comfortable with such long scroll bars. The important thing is (from my point of view) that Alpine Seasons Garden is seeing some progress again. Over the past two weeks I've stitched the top left section of the trees. With all the colour changes it's coming along slowly but I still love it.
This is where I started
Alpine Seasons Garden - Chatelaine as at 02 April 2020 Fabric: 32ct Belfast Sand linen Threads: Recommended silk threads |
and here it is today.
Alpine Seasons Garden - Chatelaine as at 28 April 2020 Fabric: 32ct Belfast Sand linen Threads: Recommended silk threads |
My new project is Julie M's ( I'll cross that leg when I get to it ) mixing of Little House Needleworks' Little Sheep Virtues and Country Cottage Needleworks' Sheep in the Meadow. I've admired it since 2014 (!) but I was only able to buy the charts last year. It's a lovely project to work on and I find it relaxing.
Little Sheep Virtues - Little House Needleworks and Sheep in the Meadow - Country Cottage Needleworks Fabric: 40ct Zweigart Natural line Threads: Recommended DMC and Weeks Dye Works threads |
Beautiful stitching!
ReplyDeleteAlpine Garden really as grown quite a bit.
ReplyDeleteThe sheepies are so cute.
Regular photos of Chatelaines are essential! I have had mine out this week too.
ReplyDeleteNice work on the sheepies as well.
Great progress, it looks beautiful. And the sheep are adorable!
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