DS2 now knows I love him as the first thing I did was his initial on his serviette. This was done in two strands of DMC 666. It was so much more enjoyable than doing the "J" in black. Both boys have now used their serviettes, so I think they get the thumbs up.
I then started another cross stitch project. Someone on Stitchersheaven mentioned a free design here at AA Needleworks http://aaneedleworks.altervista.org/AANINDEXINT.htm. I thought it would be lovely in my bedroom.
I am stitching it on Zweigart Cashel linen in Conference grey using DMC 902 in two strands. Each part is released every two months, so it shouldn't be too difficult to keep up, at least, that's what I am hoping.
I seem to have worked out a nice routine now-stitching during the day and knitting at night. The top I am knitting at the moment, is perfect for keeping the hands busy without taxing the brain when it's tired. Hopefully, it will work for today too
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That is such beautiful stitching on the serviette. I like that x-stitch design. It will be lovely when it is finished.
well done withthe serviette..it is nice your sons appreciate you hobbies so much. Wish mine did lol..ah well..back to digging in hedge plants.
Serviette is lovely. That design for your bedroom is so elegant, looking forward to seeing the finished product. You made Lemon curd yesterday I made jam, apricot, ginger and almond, it's delicious.
Another new project! You are very busy stitching and knitting.
The stitching is lovely, but I'd like to talk about the lemon curd. I made some lemon bars Friday that were abysmal. I stocked up on lemons last night and I'm going to try again today. Any tips?
Love that shade of DMC - initial looks great. Nice new project & thanks for the link - hadn't found that one. :0)
That sounds like an excellent routine -- the stitching is looking beautiful (and I love that yarn you're knitting with) :)
Both projects look wonderful! I'm looking forward to following your progress on that freebie- it's lovely.
your serviettes are stunning! I am sure that loving him was never in doubt:)
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