Category Archives: Stitching

In the quest to assuage my obsession for most designs by Just Nan (hmmm… wasn’t I just talking about an obsession in my last post?), I’ve stumbled across a few things that I “just have to have.” You know what … Continue reading →

Seriously, I think I might just be on a roll here, not just from a blogging standpoint, but from a stitching one, as well. I pulled out a little kit two nights ago that literally had 2/3 of the stitching … Continue reading →

I received a lovely email from Outi yesterday informing me that I was drawn as the lucky winner of her blog giveaway commemorating her 2000th entry. I’m so surprised and so excited, especially since I wasn’t sure if I had … Continue reading →

A quick post today. I’ve been having severe muscle spasms in my neck, shoulders and back and am now on a muscle relaxant and a pain killer to try to manage whatever is going on. I’ve also been told by … Continue reading →

Well, not so killer, unless you count my ego. I’m stitching away today on something I’ve been working at in a very piecemeal fashion and I get halfway around and realize that something is off. There are four sets of … Continue reading →

Here they are, all of my stitching finishes for 2009. Some of them were even finish-finished! Those are the four Princess Alphabet pieces, all of which I framed, the two Summer Biscornus by The Victoria Sampler, Happy Heart by Shepherd’s … Continue reading →

It may seem like I’ve spent a lot of time feeling sorry for myself since Phoebe’s death, but honestly, I have not allowed the grass to grow beneath my feet. Since I’ve been so remiss in keeping this blog updated, … Continue reading →

I have to do something to keep myself occupied right now so that my thoughts don’t wander into dark territory. Both of my wrists and both elbows are causing me pain right now due to all of the excessive time … Continue reading →

Believe it or not, I have managed to get some stitching done while I’ve been on my blogging hiatus. First up are four princess initials that I stitched in March. The first three were for the three girls that a … Continue reading →