I stitched this while I was still living in Montevideo!  Nearly two years later, I can show it to you - it's finally been released by...

I finished this last year, but haven't been able to show it until now.  The new group correspondence course was unveiled in Inside EG...

When we packed up to move, I put this in the UAB (unaccompanied air baggage) to Texas, hoping to finish it there.  The problem? We got it le...

I added the cap to the middle jellyfish!  That means I've got three done, yay!  It looks like I won't finish this here, but I'll...

I am done stitching the cap.  Now to put it onto the jellyfish next session!

I'm still working on the bell for the second jellyfish.  It's truly difficult to count on the gauze because of the two layers of net...

This week I've been stitching on the cap for the second from the left jellyfish.  It's on 40 count silk gauze and takes forever to s...

It doesn't look like I did much this week, but I did add tentacles to the far right jellyfish.  Not pictured here, I started working on ...

I'm finished with the waves.  Now I can concentrate on finishing off the jellyfish.  The far left one is the only one complete.

I had another session of adding waves to this.  One more waving session then back to the jellyfish!

I am now off the jellyfish for the moment and working on the background.  It feels good to be doing something new with this!

Back to the jellies!  I finished off the tentacles on the fifth, so now I get to start something new on it next time I pick it up.

Still working on the fifth jellyfish, and it's about to be put on hold until after the new year, along with most of my regular stuff.  G...

I am still working on the fifth jellyfish.  There's a lot of work to do on the tentacles downward.  Lots of color  changes, too.

A few months ago, I piloted Barb Suess' new temari course for EGA.  This temari, called Baby Blue, is one of two I made for it and my fa...

Finished the first layer of jellyfish number four and started number five.  I do feel like I'm making progress, but it's hard to see...

I piloted the Dresden Garden GCC for EGA this past autumn.  Of course I couldn't show it to you at the time, but the course is now rele...