It's quite interesting looking at the original blog photo to see which parts they stitched in which colour. The chart didn't come with a key and they used the same symbol for every stitch so you wouldn't be bound by their choices. I like my version. The whites do pop more in real life.
I have not been in the mood for Christmas stitching as yet, it's not even Hallowe'en so I have made a good start on my Drac-in-the-Box. I want to get this done by the 31st if only because everyone keeps saying "Let me know how you get on with the finishing"! I posted a picture on FB of the first steps I'd done and the designer left a comment saying how pleased she was someone was going to stitch it. So not much pressure there to make a good job of it!
Here are two photos to show the two completed blocks the right way up:
Headstone - top left
Fangs and Bat - Left and middle
I changed the orientation of the blocks simply because I found it easier to hold the fabric this way. It's a very stiff Permin linen and I don't want to crumple it too much.
Here is my evening project, Titania, Queen of the Fairies for Rachel's Mirabilia Round Robin:
Not a great picture, it's a scan and the purples in the sash are not showing up well. They are actually the Teresa Purples (3041 and 3042) so called because Teresa Wentzler seems to use them in every design she does! You can really see the shape of her arms appearing. There's alot of flesh to do next, then her hair and finishing with the wings.
Finally, the sign up for the Hallowe'en Blog Hop is open. Click on Mr. Boo the Ghost on the right side bar for more details.
