This year I've decided to try rotating my projects every 10 hours of stitching time again. I used to do this before I had the children but stopped while my stitching time was minimal. 10 hours is about my weekly stitching time so we'll see how I get on.
After I finished Mermaid Heart last week, I still had a few hours left on the slot so at Rosie's request I've started the matching Whimzi design. I've got past the half way point so this should get finished next time round.
Next up was my new year start, The Scarlet Letters Dorothy Walpole which I've been really looking forward to starting. I've decided to stitch it with DMC and 40 count Lakeside Linen Pearlised Barley as I had a suitable piece in my stash so progress will be slow until I get used to the 40 count.
After I finished Mermaid Heart last week, I still had a few hours left on the slot so at Rosie's request I've started the matching Whimzi design. I've got past the half way point so this should get finished next time round.
Just Nan - Mermaid Heart Whimzi copyright 2006
using the recommended fabric and silks
Next up was my new year start, The Scarlet Letters Dorothy Walpole which I've been really looking forward to starting. I've decided to stitch it with DMC and 40 count Lakeside Linen Pearlised Barley as I had a suitable piece in my stash so progress will be slow until I get used to the 40 count.
Dorothy Walpole copyright Scarlet Letter 2011
Comments
I have always admired stitchers who could work a rotation. I could never make it work for me.
It makes for more interesting blog entries I think as well. For me though, I guess I will stick to my one at a time stitching.
love Annette
I'm looking forward to seeing your projects progress this year!
Great new start!