When you have three Zoom stitch-ins in one weekend, plus an online lecture . . .
And when your relatively small project uses relatively thick threads and large stitches that cover a lot of ground . . .
And when you have two weeks of pent-up desire for a threaded needle percolating through your system . . .
You have a finish.
This is one of Tanya Bentham's Bayeux Stitch dragons from a class taken with the Oatlands Chapter of EGA.
And all the stitch-ins this weekend were sponsored by EGA in one way or another. I had the Carolinas Region stitch-in on Saturday morning, the Surface Embroidery stitch-in offered nation-wide Saturday afternoon, and the Mid-Atlantic Region stitch-in on Sunday afternoon. As traumatic as the isolation caused by Covid was, meeting via Zoom created many opportunities to spend time with other stitchers.
Always a silver lining. Now if I could figure out what the silver lining for a damaged wrist could be . . .
What a beautiful finish, Ann! Well done! While it isn't small stitches and silky goodness, a finish is a finish. Plus you were able to ply your needle with thread while visiting online with fellow stitchers.
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