I had to take a day off from stitching to let my wrists rest, and then I was very careful and stopped as soon as things started to twinge.
But I have the beginning of another tiny motif on RST:
And I had the first class on the Napoleonic Goldwork motif from Liz Tapper.
We started by stitching the cording and string down for some of the padding. Then we did a wee bit of stitching with passing thread--all seven leaves have to be stitched, although we only have to have one done before next week's class.
But meanwhile, I need to put on my Domestic Diva attire and get some laundry done, and corral the dust bunnies, and think about meals for the next day or so.
I'd rather be stitching.
Good for you on stopping when the wrist twinges, Ann! You are off to a good start on the goldwork piece. The motif on RST is looking good.
ReplyDeleteAfter last year, I'm not going to push anything. I'd rather stitch a little and have to stop rather than stitch not at all.
DeleteGreat stitching , I have to cut down on my stitching sometimes if my hand hurts , but we can manage it .
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I'm doing my best to manage! Hope you had a lovely weekend.
DeleteGood for you knowing your limits and listening to your body. You motif stitches look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you! This getting older and having parts wear out is the pits!
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