WIP/UFO Report

I last posted about my WIP/UFO's here.  This is my latest update. I've taken out the finished projects and added the new ones. Bold titles show the ones I have worked on in 2021. In case you are wondering, I did finish a few things - and they can be seen here.

Mola

Year 2 of the Temperature Quilt 

Year 3 of the Temperature Quilt 

Year 4 of the Temperature Quilt 

The House Quilt

The Midnight Mystery Quilt 

Flower Applique Wall Hanging

Hexagon Block Wall Quilt

The Hexie Tree Wall Quilt 

Ribbon Album Wall Quilt

Mary Queen of Scots  

Bess of Hardwick 

Paisley Purse

RSN Knot Garden 

RSN Rice Fields

The Miniature Rug 

Miniature Footstool

Miniature Chair Cushion 

Silk Gauze Cat 

EGA Drawn Thread GCC

Blue Hardanger 

White Hardanger - Linda Driscoll

Kogin

Bunny Afghan

Dogwood Afghan 

Winter Banner

New Year's Eve Mystery

Sneek Sampler

Ski Children Cross Stitch

Cross Stitch Tree Ornament 

Cross Stitch Heart 

Cross Stitch Little Toolie Set

Little Cross Stitch Piece

Cross Stitch Ornament 

Sashiko Table Runner

Temari

Fashionable Ladies 

Scarf

Little Dragonfly Stumpwork Project

Sardinian Filet

I think visiting this list from time to time is helpful.  It reminds me what I have that is still unfinished (and also how many things are still unfinished).

Monday Morning Star Count - Week 52

Year four of the temperature quilt 

Week 52

April 18 - 24 

68, 68, 73, 77, 77, 68, 70

I am reporting the high temperature each day.  My Year Four temperature/color (Fahrenheit) scheme remains the same: 

100 + Brown 

90-99 Red  

80-89 Orange 

70-79 Yellow  

60-69 Green  

50-59 Blue 

40-49 Purple 

30-39 Pink 

20-29 White

10-19 Black  

You can see my finished Year One Quilt here.   

The Cutest Tiny Garden Ever!

Do you agree?  I pass by this little garden every day and I can't help stopping to look every time.

 

Moss heads are my favorites.

Yesterday's earthquake in Japan

I live in the light blue area.

The People's Choice - Traditional Samplers

 

Every month, on the first Saturday, Jo at Serendipidous Stitching hosts a Stitch A Long, with the topics chosen by her readers. This month's topic is traditional samplers. I have done some samplers, but maybe not so much in the traditional category.  Anyway, here's what I have this month.  

I stitched this reproduction type sampler with silk threads and finished it into a wallet.

I made this little sampler with Danish Flower Thread, but haven't finished it into anything yet.

The Puzzle Purse was a project when I was in the Carolina Sampler Guild.

This Summer Sampler Box and little toolies were designed by Denise Harrington Pratt and a class I took at an EGA seminar.

The pin cushion I use most is a little sampler.

I stitched these twelve sampler pears, which are available as free charts from Samplers and Santas.

The Sneek Sampler is a work in progress.

I like traditional samplers, but counting can be a challenge!