Hmm, i probably won't say common, but it's not rare either.
To do cross stitch on clothes you need to either use soluble plastic canvas or something called waste canvas, which is "easy" to tear away after, as clothes don't have the grid that aida, linen and evenweave have ( the there types of fabric, normally used for cross stitch).
Spot on! :)
So yes the left one is Oscar Wilde. So far I haven't read any of his works, but I do plan on reading his collected works next year, or the year after.
Thank you!
It's a Zweitgart 32 count evenweave in the vinted collection. I don't remember if they call it vinted sky or vinted blue.
And the October part is done with loooots of time to spare.
And as my dice were busy playing Partfinder I had to "cheat" and make a small start on the November part. But I'm looking forward to see what's next in my rotation tomorrow.
SAL from last year by Cloudsfactory.com
Looking good!
And I really enjoy your stitching method! I love seeing the progress!
Wow! That is so pretty!
Thank you so much for sharing that amazing piece with us!
It is awesome!
It's a lucky friend you have :)
I et brev, der i løbet af ugen vil blive sendt ud til alle eksterne samarbejdspartnere, korrekturlæsere, redaktører, tekstlæsere og konsulenter, indskærper man, at "det ikke med noget formål er tilladt at benytte AI-redskaber til opgaver, som man som ekstern samarbejdspartner løser for Lindhardt og Ringhof".
Hvis det her er formuleringen i kommunikationen, tolker jeg det som alt brug er forbudt.
Og der er jo heldigvis alternativer til word.
What is better than a Birthday Start? A Birthday Finish! And what's even better? A Birthday Start and Finish!
(And then we don't talk about the other 5 parts. Different fabric piece = different project 🤣)
Is Digimon still a thing?! I haven't heard about them in like 20 years :D
But yes a darker blue would have been more like the sprite, but it looks fine and I think anybody who are into Digimon can see who it is :)
There was some interest on this piece, so I was a bit sad that I wouldn't have it to show this week, But lo and behold, after 700 stitches on "here for the cats" from the Emma Congdon "Cross stitch with Catitude" book
My dice wanted me back to mount Fuji today! I was only supposed to do 460 stitches, but I need about 300 more to reach the halfway point, so I'll probably do that before moving on... after I correct the mistake I noticed...
Uhh got some legs on!
I won't have any stitch time tomorrow, so it might as well post my WIP Wednesday now.
I didn't have as much stitching time as usual, and worked mostly in the confetti heavy botton, so not as much progress as I hoped, but that's just life :)
I love that there is instructions for the copyright!
I don't think I have shown this to you guys before.
It's a kit some friends bought in Japan on their latest trip.
I my "normal" is 16 count with 2 strands so whatever big count this is, and 6 strands is quite a different experience, but it is also fun to try different things.
Needlelot is just a genius designer!
I don't necessarily want to stitch all her designs, but they are all beautiful
I just finished my Enchanting unicorn from the Fantasy Cross-Stitch book from Needlelot designs!
I read it for the first time earlier this year.
And it its a really well written and interesting book, but also insanely scary as it is so realistic. With what's going on in certain countries at the moment, it is clear how easy the Gilead could arise in the real world.
Only a day late with the September part of last year's stitch a long from Cloudsfactory!
But the October part is two authors, so let's see if my rotation lets me get it done in time.
Finally got around to finishing the august part of last year's Stitch-a-long from cloudsfactory!
So now I have 10 days left to do the September part, if I don't want to be more than a year behind.
But of course I made a new start today instead of doing that, or give my unicorn a leg.
Only got a leg and tail left for the unicorn to be complete!
And then some flowers to the right, before the project is complete!
Pattern is from the needlelot book.
... okay it is actually a FO and not a WIP, but let's pretend as I have nothing else to show this week.
The last lady of the climbing goat SAL "Her Science Her Story", was Marie Curie, the first woman to win a nobel prize and the first person to win twice. Her work gave us great knowledge about radioactivity, which she coined the name of, and she found two new chemical elemets, radium and polonium.
What are all you lovely stitchers working on?
As I got time to stitch again I better get caught up with this SAL from Climbing Goat Designs that ended a few weeks ago.
So yesterday i finished Mary Anning, a self-taught expert in fossiles.
So I only have Marie Curie left to finish it!
