Two Golden Birds
David McCaskill
part of the 12 Days of a Stitcher's Christmas series
Yesterday I decided just to go ahead and finish the background since I was sooooooo close.
And then, after Dearly Beloved mentioned, yet again, that the garland looked like the bird had a fuzzy green worm in its mouth, I decided to add the beads.
Of course, now he says that it looks like a fuzzy green worm with measles.
I am ignoring him.
And with the background and the beads completed, it just made sense to add the box and the second "scissors." And with that, there was a finish!
I have to admit, I'm feeling a little scattered at the moment, trying to decide what I want to work on tonight--or tomorrow--or for the next little bit. There are still a lot of scroll bars to empty and there are still some projects that have suitably aged in the stash and there are some new projects arriving as we speak. I just can't decide which one to start on, or how to organize a rotation of sorts (although we know how poorly I handle rotations), or if I want to give up needlework and start baking bread or training for Ironman.
At the same time, I'm also trying to decide if I want to blog every day in November. When blogs were bigger than they are now, it was a tradition to do this. It doesn't seem to be happening very much any more, but since I am stubborn and tend to enjoy the customs and traditions of the past, I feel as though I should try.
But if that's going to happen, I need to get un-scattered.
Your garland looks beautiful and I recognized it for what it was immediately (but it could be a big fat beautiful worm if your DH wants to think so--LOL).
ReplyDeleteI too love reading blogs. I know most use Facebook today, but a blog gives so much more information and it's fun to catch a glimpse of someone's personal life.
The beads are the perfect touch for that garland - I think it looks much better (more festive) since you added them.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it about November? I find what you said about the November tradition of blogging daily very interesting - when I belonged to an online writing group years ago, November was NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writers Month), and one was supposed to "write a novel" by committing to writing 50,000 words during the month ... or doing a mini-nano by committing to some minimum number of words per day. Could never figure out why they picked November when the holidays loom.
Here's hoping you feel less scattered.