This
year I’ve completed a fair amount of projects and far more than I would have if
I were still living and working in the US.
I’m very fortunate to have so much time to devote to my stitching here.
I only
completed half of the six projects on My New Year’s 2013 list, but I did work
on the three that I didn’t complete, so I’m not unhappy that I didn’t meet my
original goal. I may complete these
three in the next year, but they are not going on the 2014 list. The fishquilt, the blackwork peacock, and the blackwork kingfisher are finished.
I
completed some new Christmas ornaments (some were gifts, some for my tree). See
my December 24, 2013 post for photos. I’ve never had a tree that wouldn’t hold a
few more stitched ornaments!
I can’t
say that I really needed more little toolie things, but I do like them, and
they are little that they don’t take up much space. The bee pinkeep, ribbon & bead scissor keep, SummerSampler Box accessories, Miss Kitty's Dragons Needlebook, crazy quilt scissors
case, and Pins & Needles needlebook are all complete and all have a home in
my needlework accessories area.
There
were other projects that I completed from kits or charts and am happy to have
them completed also. Thinking about all I’ve worked on this year, I have to say
my favorite projects have been the ones that jumped out of my head and into the
needle. I didn’t always know what the
end would be when I was starting the project, but I really enjoyed the process.
These include the yo-yo shawl, the slipper bag, and Japan Has Four Seasons. I’m
also enjoying the hexagon flower quilt project and I’ve surprised myself by
continuing to work on it each week.
I
continue to miss my stitch groups and going to seminars and taking classes, but
the little stitch groups I have here are fun. I've also enjoyed participating in Take a Stitch Tuesday with Sharon B's Pintangle blog and expect to continue learning and practicing new stitches in the year ahead.
I’ve had an excellent stitching year.
How about you – what were the favorite projects you worked on or finished?
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