Hey, remember those? Yeah. I hadn't been cross stitching much because it seemed like a bad idea with a bitty kitten around, but I've been missing it, so I started up again. Just being very, very careful.
As I've mentioned, I'm using a system in which I work on one project for 10 hours and then rotate to another. So this week I finished my first ten hours on the Teacup Quilt:
And then I got a few stitches into my new project, Teresa Wentzler's Noah's Ark Samper. Sorry for the poor quality of the photo. I'm not used to taking WIP pictures in daylight!
Posted by Kat at January 7, 2007 02:31 PM
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Oh, I love the little teacups! That makes me want to go dig through my cross stitch UFOs. I haven't done that in a quite a while. If I recall correctly, I think I have a Paula Vaughn quilt project about half done. And a Teresa Wentzler nativity scene in some state of startedness.
Nice work! I love Teresa Wentzler, hope you'll post your progress. I did two of her big English Garden samplers years ago - very challenging, but so satisfying!
the teacups looks good! i saw some lightening mcqueen sets at michaels the other day and was wishing i still knew how to do that (i was taught as a kid but i tried to do it again and couldn't figure it out maybe someday when there isn't so much going on at my feet?!)
Posted by: aisling at January 7, 2007 07:55 PM
I have a cross stitch kit that I bought almost two years ago. I should put it in my UFO list!
The link to the Noah's Ark is neat! I really want to see yours better now.
Cute little teacups, how big will it be when it's all done? I was just wondering since you said quilt. When I think quilt I think bed sized. Nosy Arleta!
Just the thought of trying to do a Wentzler with its eighty-seven-gazillion different floss colors when there's a kitten in the room is very very scary to me. Which reminds me, there's a half finished Wentzler peacock wanting attention in my UFO collection.