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Wednesday, June 7, 2023
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Good progress on both new and old projects. I think the 'one thread a day' is a good idea. The only negative thing is when you have no chance whatsoever to stitch even one thread, do you have to do two threads the next day? I would have to give myself the slack and skip that day's target or I'd be overwhelmed with undone work.
I hope to have the time tonight to do one thread!
I think it's amazing just to be able to work on a lot works at the same time.
Even if it takes time, I think it's a good way to progress little by little every day and complete one piece after another.
You have so many in your stash it's hard choose.
But, choose a work that makes you feel right now and enjoy it.🙋
I love the little Pumpkin you stitched and the Apple will be just as lovely when it's finished. Please can you tell me who the designer is. I am sure I have seen similar things on Pinterest, but despite searching I can't find anything. I stitched a similar thing once by Jackie du Plessis from one of the JCS ornament issues and I would love to stitch something like that for the tree.
Nice stitching, I like the 3D one! One thread a week sounds like a good way to get seriously neglected projects out of the rut.
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