Weekly update - March 16, 2015

Behind again in blogging... Seems to be the broken record this year.

This weekend was the spring retreat. I managed to get some stitching in between chatting and running around
Here are my WIP updates on all projects I worked on.









At retreat I also received an early birthday present.
Thanks Christin!!
I can't wait to kit it up and start it :)



Ann and Nan stopped in on Saturday to show off the awesome quilt they and some other Stitchers did. I helped on this one too!
The one I did is L for leaves




Hope you all have a great weekend!

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Update - Halloween town and Celtic banner

It has been a few weeks so I though it was time for an update.

I am trying a weekly theme SAL again (from Facebook), and last week was holiday week. I picked up the AAN Mystery SAL - Halloween town
Left is the start, right is where I stopped last Saturday




After I had enough of the Halloween town, I pulled out Fortunate Traveller but Christin thought it would be a good idea for her to get a little further on hers, so them I pulled out Celtic Banner. I then realized it was Sampler a Week.
Again, start is on left, and today is on the right




This week is choose your own week (SAL runs Sunday to Saturday). I might stay on Celtic Banner, but not sure. After a few hours of driving and shopping, I'm exhausted and not sure I feel like stitching tonight.

Hope you all have had a great weekend!

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Wipocolypse March 2014

This month I have worked on Rosetta, sampler Gameboard, Santa's Village, Jingles, Autumn Leaves, and Halloween town

Here are some progress pics :)




















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February 2014 Wipocolypse

It's time for another Wipocolypse post. If you want more information on what that is, check out Measi's Blog

First the Stitchers question:
How many projects do you generally feel comfortable having in progress at a time? Tell us about your one-at-a-time or rotation habits!

I don't know the exact number I feel comfortable with, but I do know it would be less then I have. This year I moved a few WIP's to the UFO pile, the last one being bramble and the rose.

Since I have many on the go, I'm obviously not a one at a time stitcher. Lately I've been doing a weekly theme rotation I found on Facebook. I find this actually does help! I also use creative license to make a WIP fit in a theme if it's calling to me.

Okay now for my progress:

First up is Santa's Village
I finished Santa's house on February 2nd



On February 7th I started the AAN mystery SAL called Halloween Town
I'm using Stephs bewitched, and the called for DMC. I finished part 1 on the 9th



Next up for themes was my oldest WIP. I first pulled out bramble, but after a few hours it finally went to the UFO pile



After bramble, I pulled out my next oldest WIP which also happens to be a design by Ink Circles - Rosetta
Here is progress to last night



I think that is it for the month, according to my journal anyway!

A morning finish

Sunday morning I finished part one of the AAN Halloween SAL



Now I have to wait until March 10th for part 2.....


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Mini - WU February 8th

I actually managed to stitch a bit this week... After the assignment was done.
My ornament wasn't calling AT ALL, so I was really happy when Part 1 of the AAN Mystery SAL was released early.

Not sure if it classifies as a mini but each part kinda is right? :)

I managed to get part 1 almost done


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