Ana made this beautiful bag for me. It's the perfect size for putting a temari project in, and it's so cute! The bag's lined with the floral print fabric you can see on the front. Thanks, Ana!
Still have about ten more rows to go on page one, but I've made a few little forays into pages two and four. I stitch so slowly!
Sussy gave me some nice bits of lace to put into crazy quilting last week. Aren't they pretty? Thank you Sussy!
It took me three rotations, but I finally finished log six. Log seven looks like less actual work. Adding the satin stitches to this last one made a huge difference. The pattern called for them to be pulled, but between my hand injury and that I didn't think it'd look as good, I left them as regular satin stitches.
A bit more street, a bit more house.
I am on the final step of specialty stitches for part four. I just need to put Rhodes stitches in all the rectangles along the outside. Still have a -lot- of stitching on part five, though, since I'm not even halfway through. The other top corner gets similar treatment to what I've stitched on the left.
One of the vendors at the Prado had these pretty acrylic scarves. The top one I sent to my mother; the bottom is for me.
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