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Monday, 29 July 2019

Summer Of New Starts #2 - Winter Bird

Hi again!

For new start number 2 I decided to stay with the winter theme. This is my winter version of a bird I plan to stitch in four colourways to represent the four seasons. Spring and Summer were completed in 2017/2016 so I thought it was about time I stitched the other two!

I was only able to stitch on this piece on Saturday as most of Sunday (11am-11pm) was spent travelling. As much as I love trains, they are not a place I can stitch anything other than a hand-held small, so I made the most of Saturday stitching this and used Sunday to start the August birthstone a few days early.

Here's my Saturday progress then:

Bird by Hobikolik (etsy)
Stitched on 16ct Stormy Sea over-dyed aida by sewitall.com 2 over 1
using Threadworx 1140 Moonlit Skies
Stitching time to date - 4 hours


This only requires another 3 hours or so of work so will be a quick finish when picked it up again. But for the last three days of July I have to return to Hogwarts; it's been a bit neglected this month. Ooops!

Take care,
Rachel x

9 comments:

  1. Pretty start Rachel.

    Linda

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  2. What pretty floss!

    Hope you traveled somewhere for fun!

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  3. I love the floss on your new start!
    See you at Hogwarts :o)
    Hugs x

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  4. Love the colour on this one and how you manage to make so many seasonal sets.

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  5. What a pretty start! Will you start the fall one soon as well?

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  6. Oh I love the colors in this one. Great work!

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  7. Nice work. That's a long train journey, Scotland and back or just delays on the line?
    I used to do so much stitching on the train back in my commuting days. Two 40 minute journeys six days of the week is a lot of stitching time!

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  8. Somehow, I missed this one, so when I saw the Autumn Bird, I went looking for it. The colors are beautiful and really represent winter to me. Again, I hope you get the chance to finish it soon!

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  9. A pretty start. I do like some quick finishes mixed in with the big projects; it spurs me on to make more of a dent in the big project x

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