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My Current Rotation
- 1. Lady of the Flag
- 2. Victorian Garden Mandala
- 3. Frog Pile
- 4. Knightmare
- 5. Gargoyles
- 6. Sunflower Seeds
- 7. Red Panda
- 8. Hamsa Mandala
- 9. Melrose Abbey
- 10. Lace Flowers
23 for 2023
- 1. Aurora Borealis by Mill Hill
- 2. Ink Spot #15: Retreat Treat by Ink Circles
- 3. Flower Square by Olga Maxden
- 4. Be Well by Blue Coppice
- 5. Choose Happy by Hands on Design
- 6. Have a Heart by Erica Michaels
- 7. Christmas Tree by Tamar Nahir-Yanai
- 8. Quaker Octagon
- 9. Four Small Snowflakes
- 10. Autumn Ornament by Helena Chatte
- 11. Be Well by Cottage Garden
- 12. Swirly Tree Ornament 2022 by DebBee's Designs DONE
- 13. Mini Nine Patch Sampler by Colour Complements
- 14. Tracery by Ink Circles
- 15. Simple Snowflake from A Cross Stitch Christmas
- 16. Arranging Mushrooms by Ink Circles
- 17. In the Meadow by Ink Circles
- 18. Swirling Crescents by Jennie Wolter
- 19. A Snowflake Quaker Style by AuryTM
- 20. Lace Snowflake
- 21. Moon Phase Bell Pull by Tiny Modernist
- 22. Triskele
- 23. Cube Root by Ink Circles
Make Stuff May 2022
- 1. Superior Bees by Summer House Stitche Workes
- 2. Guest House by cozyblue handmade
- 4. Blue Morpho by Ink Circles
- 5. Sunflower Seeds by Witchy's Garden Crafts
- 6. Athens by Awesome Pattern Co.
- 7. Eye by Flying Tiger
- 9. Tangled Fire by Ink Circles
- 10. Primrose Cube Scissor Keep by Sue Hawkins
- 14. Ohridee by Luca-S
- 15. Reflections on a Grecian Urn by Ink Circles
- 16. Sapphire Snow by Mill Hill
- 17, Scotch Stew by Melita Glavin
- 18. September by Melina
- 19. Printemps by La Bastidane
- 20. Warsaw by Awesome Pattern Studio
- 21. Mandala Bee by Awesome Pattern Studio
- 22. Finn by Mill Hill
- 24. Hamsa Mandala by Ink Circles
- 27. Royal Plum by Ink Circles
- 28. Kerrie's Field of Fucks by Fandom Cross Stitchery
- 30. Red Panda by Riolis
22 For 2022
- 1. Raccoon Runner by Rico
- 6. October Snow by Ink Circles
- 7. Little House in the Wildflowers by cozyblue
- 12. Summer Sorbet by Colour Complements
- 18. Dog Pile by Ink Circles
- 21. Stained Glass Window Scissor Keep by Textile Heritage
- 22. Bubbles RYO by Ink Circles
Stitch Maynia 2021
- 10. Winter Stag by Mill Hill
- 19. Queen of Freedom by Nora Corbett
- 20. Shuriken by Ink Circles
- 21. Blue Velvet by Ink Circles
- 23. Amber Waves of Grain by Gay Ann Rogers
- 24. Diamond Counted Thread Design by Roz Watnemo
Work From Home Extension 2021
- 3. Cotton & Twine October 2020 by Historical Sampler Co.
- 4. Celtic Quilts: Kentucky Chain by Ink Circles
- 5. Wild Wood by The Crewel Work Company
- 16. Fairy Ring Around The Rosie by Ink Circles
- 17. Lone Star And Bluebonnet
- 19. Arranging Microbes by Ink Circles
- 21. Petal Pusher by Ink Circles
- 25. Half The Fun by Ink Circles
Work From Home Extension 2020
- 6. Summer Delight by Luca-S
- 24. Orion by Terri Bay
- 30. With Love by Historical Sampler Company
- 38. Woolwork Sampler Perles et Dentelles by Reflets de Soie
- 39. Melrose Abby by The Roslin Glen Collection
- 44. Welcome Friends by Joan Elliott
- 46. Mexican Tiles by Margaret Bendig
- 47, Lace Flowers by Ink Circles
Stitch Maynia 2020
- 4. Peacock Mandala by Northern Expressions Needlework
- 5. Sunflower Bouquet by Mill Hill
- 23. Mini Twist #1 by Northern Expressions Needlepoint
- 30. Texas Flowers by Stitchline
Stitch Maynia 2019
- 1. Dog's Declaration by Ink Circles
Stitch Maynia 2018
- 3. Owl from Lanarte
- 10. Snowy Owl by Mill Hill
- 12. Sneek by Long Dog Samplers
- 13. The Rowan Tree by Crewel Work Company
- 18. Owl Trio from Riolis
- 22. Hanging Gardens by Orna Willis
Stitch Maynia 2017
8. Resilienza by Allesandra Adelaide Needleworks
12. Pansies by Luca-S
19. Aroma of Summer by Luca-S
Crazy January Challenge 2017
- 14. Dragons Entwined from A Cross Stitch Fantasy
- 15. Autumn Harvest Table Topper from Rico
Crazy January Challenge 2016 Leftovers
- 1. Chinese Mandala by Chatelaine Designs
- 3. St. George by Thea Gouvenor
- 4. Fior Fior D'Amore by Alessandra Adelaide
- 26. Owl by Nicola Jarvis
- 31. Red And Gold Tassel from Diane
Crazy January Challenge 2014 Leftovers
- 1. William And Harold Return - Bayeux Broderie
- 19. Knightmare - Courtney Collection
- 29. The Victorian Garden - Chatelaine
Crazy January Challenge 2013 Leftovers
- 18. Alhambra Garden by Chatelaine Designs
- 20. Naptime Dragon by Kustom Krafts
- 26. Celestial Spheres from New Stitches
Crazy January Challenge 2012 Leftovers
1. Paun (Peacock) by Art Goblen
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- Bad Background, Good Scarf
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- Advent Reveal
- On To The Bands
- Petit Point
- A Bit Of Flub
- My New Hat
- Tu Es Finis
- Encrusting
- To Start
- New Toy
- Branching Out
- Last Night In Moldova For Now
- Little Flowers
- Anniversary Night
- Winging It
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- Marine Ball 2013 Food
- Foliage Added
- Star
- Time To Center
- Goldwork Supplies!
- Pretty Gingerbread
- After The Work
- New Kit For Mom
- Two Words Done
- For Baking
- Being Sherlock
- I See A Rabbit
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- Hearted
- I Miss My Puppy
- Finally Sixed!
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- Third Of Three
- More Butterflies
- Back To Caruso's
- Smells So Good
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- For Me From Me!
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- Second Of Three
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- Not My Stitching
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- Use For Old CDs...
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- Getting Closer
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- Two Up
- Great Yarn Shop
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- Another Country, Another Bit Of Stash
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- Close To Two
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3 comments:
I love stationery! So few people write any more.
It is a lovely finding. Do you know that a long time ago Krakow was a capitol of Poland? Even today it is called a cultural capitol of Poland. Enjoy your stationary.
Thanks - I've known that Krakow was a major trading city for forever, and at the university, they go on about it having been the capital during the tour.
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