Christmas Stitch Progress

Since I am finished with classes I will have more time to get some stitching in. But I don't want you to think I haven't been doing any LOL

I am almost finished with Pumpkin Cottage and I'm still working on the September truck from Stitching with the Housewives- yes I know it's November. I started the December truck and will work on that next month when I take part in the #jollyhousewives stitch along. Oh! I did finish the pig stack! I'll post a pic when I find a frame.

I started Town Church by Little House Needleworks for the November/December SAL in their Facebook group. It's called A Holiday Village SAL. I'm doing this on fabric I dyed. Mallory named it Roslyn. I was thinking Twilight.

I'm still working on Kringles by LHN. I haven't picked it up in a couple weeks. But I started going down the building to the first floor. The next portion I plan to finish is the name.

These Secret Santa ornaments by Hands on Design make me happy. The bold Christmas colors and the fabric are so me lol I may work on this one tonight or tomorrow and finish it up before Ashley comes to visit so I can send her home with the pattern.

And my last Christmas stitch to share today is Emery's stocking. Nope, those don't look like Christmas colors, but it will work. I know it 😉 This is a Lucie Heaton pattern from a magazine. I can guarantee it will NOT be done this year, but at least it is started.

Until next time...

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Ready for the rodeo?

Well, after being away from sewing and listing and selling for a couple of years, I've finally got something new up. I used an adorable cowboy and cowgirl fabric from Michael Miller and made this skirt and top that would be perfect for a trip to the rodeo. Or it would be great for western day at school. Feel free to check it out...even bid on it ;0) http://cgi.ebay.com/Custom-Boutique-Rascals-Western-Cowgirl-CBD-FCBM_W0QQitemZ280255354898QQihZ018QQcategoryZ79714QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

So Harley has this interview to do

for church. She's suppose to interview one of the "older" members of the church about their Christmas memories and she'll have a presentation to do in front of the whole church at one of our Christmas programs. That is all fine and dandy, but she's in 3rd grade. Can you see her trying to take notes for when they answer her question of "what is your most memorable Christmas memory?" There is no way she can write even half way fast enough to get it down. I understand what they're trying to do and it's great! But what were they thinking asking a 3rd grader to do it? We have tons of 6th graders...let them do it. I'm tempted not to even bring her tonight for it. What should I do?

WIP Wednesday...on Thursday

I started this post yesterday. Several times. But, I got busy doing other stuff and this got pushed to the side. I finally have a few free minutes today so I figured I would come back to it LOL Really, I am procrastinating on doing my last case study for the management class I am taking 😉 So, this is titled WIP Wednesday. I decided I would start sharing my cross stitch WIPs with you. I started cross stitching MANY years ago. I've done pieces and given them as birthday, graduation and wedding gifts. I made the whole family matching Christmas stockings. Even got two of the three grandbabies stockings made after a long break from cross stitch while I sewed children's clothes and went to school. But, I picked cross stitch back up a couple of years ago and quickly remembered why I love it so much. It's almost mindless work for me. It keeps my attention just enough to make ignore all else, but not enough thought has to b...

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