I finished the stitching on the Kathy Schmitz Woven Wreath October block and began the stitching on the Fright Night mat.
There was a hiccup with the Harvest Hues SAL with a slight delay in getting the stitching started as Mary Corbet is dealing with some eye issues. She may be able to get a midweek start this week, I may go ahead and stitch a set of leaves on my own and once Mary is back to stitching I will stitch along with her. I love the leaf patterns so having an extra set will help me use up some of my stash of floss and fabrics.
The newest prompt for the Roxy's Journal of Stitchery Vol. 6 is autumnal colors which I have a few leaf motifs to stitch as well as some leafy fabric to fussy cut and slow stitch for my page.
I will add my post to Kathy's Quilts for slow stitching Sunday here is the link drop on over and take a look at what other bloggers are slow stitching today.
It looks like we are facing another hurricane this week with lots of rain wind and power outages. This one looks like its going to cross the entire state of Florida. For anyone in it's path Stay Safe.
Your pumpkin looks good! I've been looking at those mats Kathy Schmitz has out now, too - maybe I'll order one. Fright Night looks cute, and so does the Christmas one!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I ordered the Christmas mat today.
DeleteI like the Fright Night mat. I haven't seen it previously. Your stitched pumpkin is great! Have a good week.
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DeletePretty stitching. Stay safe, and I hope the hurricane doesn't affect you.
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DeleteThe Fright Night mat is fabulous. Love the expression on the cat. Hope all will be well with the hurricane. Goodness, the US is being battered with extreme weather of late.
ReplyDeleteThank you, The cat's face makes me smile. I'm counting the days till our hurricane season ends, Dec. 1
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