Originally posted 2009-01-29 14:50:41. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Just a quick update.
They are installing stuff today and tomorrow, so I have to have my table (and therefore my computer) moved away from the windows.
So I won’t be here much if you need me. I’m going to go stitch.
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Signing Off for a Bit
The blog continues to have problems. They are behind the scenes, but they are there. For the next several days I will be tinkering while I try to figure out how to get this all straightened out.
I’ll keep you updated on progress, but if you see anything odd, let me know.
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Petite Square Bargello Needlepoint by Liz Morrow
And think of the possibilities for stitching the cat and the horse; you’d could even make it to match and animal you know.
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lion sampler by Aliola
I just love the folk art, almost primative style of them. I can see them done as a set in a rough thread, maybe Pebbly Perle, linen, or Wildflowers and used as the basis to decorate a nursery or child’s room.
Aliola’s blog is in Russian, as are the names of the animals on the charts. but this just adds to their charm.
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Charming Free Folks Art Animal Charts
Design from Friends of Type
My DD sent the link to me. It’s called “Wake Up!” and is inspired by the faces of digital clocks. Click on the link to see it full size.
I could see it done in Blackwork, as needlepoint or as Cross Stitch, on black canvas or fabric of course. I’m not fond of working on black, but I’d make an exception here.
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Easy Adaptation to Needlepoint
Hi Folks –
After 13+ hours of travel, I’m finally home. I’m way too tired to write anything very coherent but I did want to give you some ideas about the posts coming up:
But first I’m catching up on some sleep!
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Upcoming on Nuts!
Originally posted 2009-03-31 20:36:43. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
I have to start out apologizing. Between the flu, a cold from hell, and allergies worse than ever, I didn’t get to this month’s Twinchies.
Now with tons of Bargello to stitch for the Maker Faire, I’m spending all my time, even Sundays, working on that.
So the Twinchies are going to take a vacation and resume in June.
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Originally posted 2000-01-04 06:13:13. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Most years I achieve my goal, some years I fail miserably. Such as the year I wanted to finish 3 UFO’s and finished none. Yep, zip.
I did not make my 100 needlepoint pieces goal, that was in 200 when I was still doing About.com and lots of the projects were small and for the site. But I did finish 95 (I’ve kept the list).
Many guilds have challenges with a specific goal on them. Sometimes they can be small, to start and finish one project during one year. Sometimes they are big, the person with the oldest or most UFO’s finished gets a prize.
So what are your needlepoint goals for this year?
Add a comment telling me your goals and I’ll sum them up in a post as soon as I get Internet access back.
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Needlepoint Goals for 2009
from Rittenhouse Needlepoint
It has a wonderful rhythm both to view and to stitch.
One of the things I love best about Rittenhouse’s stitch of the week series is how easy they are to use for learning new stitches. The pictures of stitches are clear and show several variation and the diagrams are great. Creating a stitch sampler for yourself using these stitches ia a wonderful way to learn.
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Paris – A Lovely Needlepoint Stitch
