I finally finished all 48 (yes 48!!) half square triangles. I felt so accomplished!!!
Lately, if I have been sitting, this is what my lap has looked like. Any free time I have had has been dedicated to this project because it is so portable. I am able to take it with me when I am sent out of town for work, which I can't do with my machine. It has been a nice change of pace.
I just started on the jewels this weekend. I practiced on my least favorite colors. Haha. It definitely takes doing a few to get the hang of it. (I promise that the brown looking red color is actually a dark raspberry).
And yes, I have had tons of help from the kitties. Balls of thread are WAY better toys than anything sold at Petsmart apparently. Back to stitching!
Wow, that must have taken you *forever* to do those triangles! They look very professional though, well done!
ReplyDeleteOooh, well done you! So nice that you have 'helpers' though ;o)
ReplyDeleteYour HSTs look great. Mine are done, and I started the Jewels. These are challenging to keep my stitches straight. I was nervous when I read it took one to two hours to do one, but that is happening for me. I hope to just keep at it...
ReplyDeleteYour HSTs look great. Mine are done, and I started the Jewels. These are challenging to keep my stitches straight. I was nervous when I read it took one to two hours to do one, but that is happening for me. I hope to just keep at it...
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely gorgeous, I wish I had participated!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so great. I still haven't started my stitching. I am starting tonight!
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely. So many little stitches.
ReplyDeleteLooks great Megan, and the jewels are coming along nicely!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! That looks beautiful!!! What great hand-work!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! My cats totally go after the pearl cotton like it's covered in catnip. I have to keep it in the drawers at all times =)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'm getting ready to do the satin stitching now....and loving every step of the way....even when I poke myself with the sharp Chenille needle! Ouch!
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