I toyed around with cropping the Lakeside Cabin crop, but it was still too big and do I really want a huge picture of basically an armchair, on my wall. So I abandoned that idea.
So here is what I did in January.
Mini at the steps.
In January I put in 5829 stitches over 10 stitching days and did 28 hours. This takes me to a total of 27,152 stitches out of 61,200 and 44%
Cat Nap was started on Xmas Day and this is what it looks like now.
In January I did 5561 stitches over 7 days and did 22 hours. In total I've done 9826 stitches out of 179,000 for 5%.
On 1st January I started Fairytale for the HAED SAL.
I've done the first page for a total of 7795 stitches out of 88,650 for 8.8%. I worked on this for 12 days and spent 22 hours stitching.
I had a yearning to do another Long Dog piece. I decided on a small one called Flirtation, from their Peccadilloes range. This is what the finished piece will look like.
I'm using Silks4u left over from Sans Souci and it is 2 x1 on 18ct Aida, full cross. I started on 14 January.
I am stitching 1 thread a day on this, which gives approximately 100 stitches in 30 minutes. I've so far done 1581 stitches and worked on it 14 days for 8 hours. 1581 out of 7643 for 21%. This is a small project so I expect to finish in April.
In total for the month, I did 20,766 stitches, 19185 on full coverage, stitched on 29 days and a total of 101 hours.
Plans, continue working on the above. In February I am going to start my first Stitches Sew Beautiful pattern. The one I want to do is Gloria and the Gargoyle by Alisa Smith Williams.
I just love this picture. It just makes me feel happy when I look at it.
I will be entering the Stitches Sew Beautiful Sal. The conditions are to stitch either 250 full cross or 500 tent each week for a month and get a reward chart at the end. I will be doing my usual 25 count 2x1 tent.
I also finished a knitted garment, the zipper vest by petite knit. I havent taken a photo yet, so will add it in when I get a chance.
That's all for now. I will update again at the end of February.
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