stitched on 28 count afghan
Spaceship, spaceship!
The latest block of the Stitcher's Alphabet is now complete, it's full coverage so it took ages! The flying saucer is metallic and there are beads too.
So it's an Finished Object but it's not a Fully Finished Object as we still have V-Z to stitch but it remains a UFO in the picture!
Progress on Joan Elliott's 12 Days is slow as the Small Boy has decided a 30 second dip in the water is sufficient and then another 10 minutes of being told "Back in the bath". So no photos until I have stitched this month's block 4 Calling Birds.
My two Sew Many Stitches projects are going well. In March I started 23 Just Nan Smalls and the plan is to stitch 30-a-day on one until it is finished and then move on to the next one. I should average one a month that way. The first is smaller than average so will be a nice quick finish.
Here we have the first six days of Christmas Rose (the first photo is two days' progress not one)
stitched on 32 count Antique White evenweave
Meanwhile Spring in the Square is in it's 95th day! 950 stitches looks like this:
And the full 95 days looks like this:
That last big box is intentionally blank to keep the proportions of the other boxes the same!
Finally, we have exciting events coming up - my 6th Blogaversary this weekend and the Easter Treasure Hunt Blog Hop the following weekend. And of course, more Bloggers of the Week each Friday. Life is just one long social whirl!
🌟🌟 Blogger of the Week 🌟🌟
That's quite the philosophical question Jo! The block is very cool. Is it really 95 days already on the just nan piece? It's fascinating to see how it's grown. I must get my Easter stitching done.
ReplyDeleteCute, little UFO! :D
ReplyDeleteLOL. I'm so confused but it's a pretty block anyway. Love your other pieces. So much fun watching them grow like that.
ReplyDeleteHeehee...love the title....for any non stitcher it would be totally confusing! :) Spring square is looking great.
ReplyDeleteOoo, I like all of the stitching.
ReplyDeleteAwesome progress Jo. What a difference 30 stitches a day makes. They look great.
ReplyDeleteLinda
Just love watching that Spring in the Square grow!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a title.. ha ha. These small blocks are very deceptive, you would think I can finish them in few hrs looking at the size, but no sometimes they take days.Wow, are those really 950 stitches?
ReplyDeleteLooking fwd to the blogaversary and easter blog hop posts.
I love the little alien peeping out of his saucer!
ReplyDeleteConfusing but cool block! The flying saucer looks great with all the sparkle & beads.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute UFO! And I really enjoy those picture-each-day things, it's so much fun to see your projects grow!
ReplyDeleteYou are one busy girl! Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteVery cute finish. I have the charts saved, but no plans for immediate stitching. I also have Spring in the Square in the stash, I hope to get to that one sooner rather than later.
ReplyDeleteThat title got me thinking! Love the progress you're making and Spring in the Square is such a lovely design. Enjoy your stitching time. Karen x
ReplyDeleteAwesome progress and a fascinating view on the growth of Spring in the Square.
ReplyDeleteUFO is a great block, and is it still a UFO??
How cute the block, it's a funny piece!
ReplyDeleteLovely progress on "Spring in the Square"!
Spring in the Square is looking stunning.
ReplyDeleteLove your alien and seeing your Spring bloom!
ReplyDeleteUFO - FO - FF-what?? hahahhahaha You crack me up!! :D But it does make sense ;) heheheh
ReplyDelete10 min? My boy takes about 30min to go in the bath, another 30min to go out :p LOL!!!
The Spring in Square stitching is amazing - I love the progress photos you have taken! x
ReplyDeleteSpring in the Square is coming along really nicely! Great UFO block too :D
ReplyDeleteLove the flying saucer!!
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