8/16/2020

 I've made lots of progress this week.   I finished page 4 of Warior Alice.  

I thought about keeping this one out for a while since pages are only taking about a week to stitch up but I have lots of other WIPs that need some love too.  Next year I think I might increase my goal on here from one page to several.

I've also been working on Cherry Hollow Farm by Stacy Nash.  It pretty much lives in my bag and goes back and forth to work every day so it's become my work project.  Mostly.  I saw big progress on it this week too.  The border matched which was huge and I worked on adding the berries.  Those berries are what tried to kill my MOJO last time it was out so we'll see how long I last.

1/27/19

Not much happened this week.  I'm working too many hours right now which means I come home and if I do stitch at all, I only manage a few stitches.

I have managed a little though.

Yesterday, I pulled out Cherry Hill Farm and frogged the basket I stitched last year since I managed to orient it the wrong way on the fabric.  I restitched it then started on the fill and added some fruit. 

9/9/19

Sea Witch is still out and I've completed all the black on this page.  I struggled a little bit with some of my counting but I found the issue and corrected it so I'm hoping for a page finish in the next couple of days.

I did some stash organizing Saturday and came upstairs with a few things I'd like to work on, mostly to work on some more of my annual goals but at least one because I want to work on it.

Cherry Hill Farm Sampler by Stacy Nash:  when I started this, I oriented the center basket the wrong way on the kit fabric.  I need to rip this out and restitch.

Louisa Coulimore from Hands Across the Sea:  I really like this one and would like to have more progress

Polar Mandala by Chatelaine:  I'd like to add a couple more colors.  This center part is huge and over one so any progress is good.

He Came with the Rain by Unconventional XS:  My goal this year is page two and the pages are small so it shouldn't take long.