A bit darker than in person, but the second flower is almost done. It's getting much closer to being done.  

Top of the second flower is done. Now to get to the flower itself. There are a total of three big flowers on this, and I am at the halfway p...

There are three big bellflowers in this piece. The first is just about done. Progress.  

The first bellflower is done; on to the second now.  

Done with all the colors and working on the peahen for a bit now. Means there's a lot of progress, though.  

There are a few largish flowers to finish, and a leaf, but the biggest part is done and I will be getting this done at some point soon.  

I like working on the tailfeathers because they are so much brighter than the rest of the piece. It's almost time to work on the peahen,...

After all the cream and green, time to add some blue  to this. It's much lighter and brighter in person, I promise.  

Time for some color variety by working on the tail. It's about the only time it happens.  

A new little flower is taking shape on the right now. The butterfly is the single biggest element of this piece, so I'm feeling like the...

This tail keeps going downward for another page and a half of chart. And it's coming along.  

Andreas' colleagues from Moldova sent this to him via another friend who was coming to work here. Thank you so much! We miss you!  

Only a tiny bit more to go on the wings.  

The wings are close to being done, and the butterfly's body is almost complete. Will be so happy when I finish the wings.  

I am working on the tail right now. It's the most colorful bit, so it's interesting. Most of the rest of the piece is tail.  

This is the single largest stitched area in the whole piece. Once I'm done with it, I'm more than halfway through.  

Butterfly has a body now and is looking like it's about to fly off. Getting started on a bluebell too.  

Getting more done on the tail; it's a lot of fiddly bits.  

The back wing is definitely darker than the front. They both stand out well on this fabric, at least.  

I am -so close- to the peacock's tail again, but still have a bit of branch fill to go.