And I really don't mind stitching over one, at all.
But I never seem to remember just how long it seems to take to work over one. Especially when you think you're going to knock out a piece in an evening.
This is what I've managed to accomplish in two evenings:
This is an end panel for the Betsy Morgan casket. There is a lot more to do over one. Sigh . . .
And I'm having to take care of the ill and cranky. Dearly Beloved has a viral thing. He is less than an exemplary patient. No more needs to be said.
Your stitching looks beautiful and I think that's a lot of over one in two nights. Men are such babies! 'Nuff said!
ReplyDeleteReminds me that 35 years ago my first experience with cross-stitch was a Clara Weaver kit for a place mat. We had decided to import Danish kits at Needle Nicely in Blowing Rock, NC. The instructions were in Danish. I finished it over a weekend stitching over 1 thread on 32 linen and came in on Monday, saying "we can never sell this because people won't be able to see it". Someone then came into the shop and pointed out that it should have been over 2. I still can't read Danish!
ReplyDeleteYour stitching looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt is looking wonderful Ann. Sorry to hear that your husband now has the crud.
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ReplyDeleteJust found your blog.
Your stitching is lovely.
Hope your husband is better soon.
Holly x