Framing the Waffles
We’re covering more than one stitch this time. The stitches seemed rather small and I thought we’d make better progress if I made the next part a whole group rather than one stitch. As before I’ve added the next installment of instructions to the end of the previous instructions, so you’ll have everything in one
My Thread List for the September SAL
I’ve had a request for the threads I’m using for the September SAL. Or I guess it should be Third Quarter SAL at this point, since it’s no longer September. Anyway, I usually pull a lot of threads when I start stitching a project. I may or may not use all of them, or I
Back to a favorite stitch!
Well, it’s been a minute since the first post. I was traveling and teaching, and visiting family, so my focus was pulled elsewhere. But I’m back home and raring to go! For the first stitches in this stitch along I’m back to one of my favorite stitches, the waffle stitch. Waffle stitches are so versatile
Let’s start the next stitch along!
As promised, another stitch along to close out the year! For this one I’ve already designed it so I know where I’m going, but I’ll reveal only one stitch at a time so you can be surprised! I’ve based my color palette on Caron Collection 238 Glowing Embers, and pulled a Watercolours and a Waterlilies
What has Debbie been doing lately?
Well, it’s been a minute since my last post, so let’s catch up: I taught at the American Needlepoint Guild National Seminar in Denver, immediately followed by the Greater Pacific Region Regional Seminar in Medford, OR. I was gone for about 2 weeks. I stressed over the packing, not of my clothes, but of my
My Patchwork Garden is complete!
Thanks for stitching along with me! My Patchwork Garden is finished, and I think you can see why I named it My Patchwork Garden! Here’s the link for the complete instructions: My Patchwork Garden complete instructions The instructions include all of the stitches and diagrams, plus a front and back cover. The back cover lists