It's TUSAL time, the Totally Useless SAL where we all show our ORTS and link-up on Daffycat's blog.
Here is my ORTs jar with my current project:
This is Dracula from Dam Good Crafts, stitched on an awesome piece of 32 count Amortentia by Chromatic Alchemy
I've completed my four days on that one (didn't get much done on days 2 and 3 because of work) and tomorrow I start one I am really excited about! I deliberately saved this one for a four day stretch over the weekend and two non-working days so I can maximise the time spent on her.
This is Nora Corbett's Raven from the Bewitching Pixie series, to be stitched on a piece of 32 count Nebula Belfast from Crafty Kitten.
Day 19
Finally, it's time to sign up for the Spookiest Hop on the Block - the Trick or Treat Hallowe'en Blog Hop. All you have to do is leave a comment or send me an email. I will send you a letter of the alphabet which you show on your blog on 31st October along with some spooky stitching. We all hop around collecting the letters which will spell out a spooky phrase.
Fabulous fabric <3
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work on Dracula, I love your fabric choice! Good luck with Raven too and nice work on the carpet square.
ReplyDeleteThose linens are just right for Halloween stitching. I look forward to seeing your progress.
ReplyDeleteLovely stitching and the fabrics are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteWonderful stitching.
ReplyDeleteGreat progress on Dracula! I never get tired of looking at that fabric. And your new start is truly exciting, some of those Bewitching Pixies are on my wish list as well.
ReplyDeleteYou track down some gorgeous fabrics, I can't begin to describe how much I love that Dracula piece
ReplyDeletethose fabrics are gorgeous. I wont sign up for the blog hop this time as I'm struggling for time to blog lately.
ReplyDeleteI love Dracula and his fabric is perfect! Love that Just Nan square too!
ReplyDeleteHo wow, look at the fabric for Raven. That is a fantastic dye job, no wonder you're excited to start on it! Dracula's fabric is great too, love the name. Though I always imagined amortentia to be a blueish purplish shinyish color. Perhaps it's not only favorite scents, it also reflects favorite colors!
ReplyDeleteLove that fabric you are using for Dracula !!
ReplyDeleteAmortentia and Nebula are such great fabric colours. So perfect for Dark October projects. Now I have to go and have a look at the websites of the dyeing companies where you got your fabrics from ...
ReplyDeleteMore fantastic fabric, can't wait for that to come together!
ReplyDeleteOh my those gorgeous fabrics!!! Beautiful. Love your stitching too of course.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty fabrics.
ReplyDeleteWonderful stitching, and such beautiful fabrics x
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