I love to cross-stitch but haven't picked any up for years. I have lately been into knitting like a crazy fool and I have also been quilting. I am working on my first "real" quilt which I am not nearly finished but have set a goal to be done in the next 4 months. So, that has been a focus.
However, sometimes change is good! So, I picked up an old project that I love and feel very much re-energized to work on... especially with the advent of cats in my home. Ophelia is my personal Maggie!
Anyway, here is a photo of where I am at.
Not far into the project at all!!
However, when its finished, this is what it should look like. This is the link to the dimensions kit. I personally do NOT like using Dimensions kits and this one really is no different except that I love this Charles Wysocki print and I really wanted to stitch it as a tribute to all those happy but bratty cats who love craft and sewing rooms.
Showing posts with label Fibre Arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fibre Arts. Show all posts
Monday, January 20, 2014
Friday, January 17, 2014
While one is sick....
I have been sick this week with some sort of H1N1 viral flu, maybe, or perhaps a viral pneumonia. The doctors were unclear with me but what I DO know is that I am SICK! I have been coughing up a lung and napping for hours everday-- it's been going on for a week already and I have been starting to get a little bored of the nap, pet kitten, play with puppy, nap, repeat, repeat routine.
So, I have gotten busy and decided that I NEED to finish this baby gift for a dear friend.... It's not quite big enough yet and I have to admit I have fumbled the pattern in a few places, but generally speaking, I am very pleased with the results!
I also splurged and used a gorgeous Cascade Wool... check it out, if you are into fancy wools to knit with... Cascade Yarn Superwash Paint. I used the tropical seas colour scheme because I think it's an interesting set of bright, vibrant colours for a baby. No pastels here! Hope she agrees with my choice!!
Can't wait to show off the finished product at the end of this!
So, I have gotten busy and decided that I NEED to finish this baby gift for a dear friend.... It's not quite big enough yet and I have to admit I have fumbled the pattern in a few places, but generally speaking, I am very pleased with the results!
I also splurged and used a gorgeous Cascade Wool... check it out, if you are into fancy wools to knit with... Cascade Yarn Superwash Paint. I used the tropical seas colour scheme because I think it's an interesting set of bright, vibrant colours for a baby. No pastels here! Hope she agrees with my choice!!
Can't wait to show off the finished product at the end of this!
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