It's TUSAL time, the Totally Useless SAL where we all show our ORTS and link-up on Daffycat's blog.
Here is my TUSAL jar with two projects:
On the right is the latest set of Tinies from the Donna Kooler book 365 Tiny Cross Stitch Designs. All stitched on 22 count Hardanger fabric.
On the left is the latest Just Nan design, Jump for Joy:
Finally, don't forget to visit all the Summer Postcard participants and leave a comment on THIS POST if you want to be included in the Five Peaks Blog Hop Challenge this year.
Here is my TUSAL jar with two projects:
On the right is the latest set of Tinies from the Donna Kooler book 365 Tiny Cross Stitch Designs. All stitched on 22 count Hardanger fabric.
On the left is the latest Just Nan design, Jump for Joy:
stitched on 32 count Antique White linen
That's about all the stitching progress there has been this week! The tinies actually take two days each because there's a surprising amount of detail in each one.
I have painted some more rocks! I wanted to put a batch out for the local Primary School on their first day back, which is Monday. I used all the best flatter rocks for the book themed designs so here's a selection of weird shaped and lumpy rocks:
Great stitching and beautiful rocks. I bet the kids really will love finding them.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the rocks - they are so bright and colourful!
ReplyDeleteDid you hear it is your birthday? Happy birthday to you🌵
ReplyDeleteYou were certainly rockin it!! Love the paisley one!
ReplyDeleteAwww... the kids will certainly be thrilled to find those beautiful rocks, Jo! What a fun project :)
ReplyDeleteYay! ORTs! Cute tiny stitches! Wow, those are really fun rocks!
ReplyDeleteSweet small stitching, how many are you going to stitch?
ReplyDeleteLove the rocks, they're very colourful!
Those rocks are so fun. I especially love the heart ones!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, your rocks.
ReplyDeleteThese tinies have a lot of detail so it's no wonder that they take days to be stitched each. That's one reason why I love Donna Kooler's designs.
I collect my orts but not as part of TUSAL. Lovely rocks, the children will love them. I'm out of step with the blog hops - must sit down later eith a coffee and go hopping
ReplyDeleteAre you planning to stitch all 365 designs from the book?? Just wondering!
ReplyDeleteGreat colourful and jazzy rocks, bet the kids loved them.
It's amazing how those smaller patterns have so much detail in them, isn't it? Very deceptive!! I think I have the same book, I love Donna Kooler designs! You can tell from your ort jar that you have been busy!! Lovely stitching!
ReplyDeleteOooops, forgot to mention those lovely rocks, you really have a talent for painting! Those kids sure are lucky!!
ReplyDeleteGreat stitching, and I love the rocks. My favourites are the dotty ones x
ReplyDeleteVery nice stitching progress. Love this batch of rocks. I like the dotted ones, but that paisley is very cool
ReplyDeleteNice TUSAL progress! I love your stones, especially the rainbow mandala ones on the right.
ReplyDeleteLove the rocks Jo. You are so talented.
ReplyDeleteLinda