All I did today was play outside with Josh. He helped me take stuff to the shed and I rode him around , around, around and around today on the lawnmower. He was doing all the driving. We had a fun day. Tomorrow is 2nd visit to dentist for part 2 of root canal. I know what to expect now... Raeanne and babies are going with me.
I do have some pictures of what I have been stitching lately.
My dad's Memorial Sampler. Designed by Midsummer Night Designs. I am stitching the pinkish red flowers at this moment. The letters are brown. They look reddish in the pix.Next is the projects for my Olympic Winter Games of TV watching... I am going to work on 3. I joined an SAL group that will stitch and watch Olympics. I love the Winter Games. All the snow. LOL We don't have much snow in Alabama. I don't care for the Summer Games.
Here are Pictures:
This is a chart by Hands to Work from an issue of JCS magazine. Called This Is The Day. I have seen this one stitched on other blogs. I think it will end up on the wall in my Living Room. When I get it finished.
This is called Sailing Home. I am doing this for a Birth Sampler for Joshua. I also have the Girl Chart for Zoe.
This is Sarah Hartley 1827 Sampler. Designer is Historic Stitches. I just love this design.Well, DH just walked in. I am making Pancakes tonight... Yummm
6 comments:
I like the saying on the memorial sampler, it is coming along nicely. You have some good WIPS you can rotate stitching on. Have a great evening April M.
You've got some great projects lined up! I think it's always fun to have a few projects to switch back and forth on.
I came over to visit at Edgar's suggestion. I love your memorial sampler - a great tribute to your dad.
Pretty! pretty! thing you are stitchin' up.
I have that sampler. I keep meaning to start it for my grandmother, I just haven't yet. Lovely lovely work.
Your Memorial Sampler is coming along beautifully. I love the verse...so pretty. The other WIP's are quite beautiful too. I especially like the Sarah Hartley sampler. I guess that I have a soft spot for historic samplers. Maybe that is why I majored in history! Thanks for sharing, April and I look forward to more progress pics!
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