My stitchings are slowly coming back.
to help my country, Japan ***
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Mary Glover 1787 - Step #5
SAL by Emmanuelle
Fabric: Wren Wing 34ct by Legacy Linens
Fibers: NPI
The above is the area
I worked on for Step #5 of SAL.
Can you tell we are getting
really close to the fun part
towards to the bottom?
1839 Susan Rambo Sampler
by Janis Lockhart of Cross-Points Designs
@SANQ #62
Fabric: 40ct Vtg. Maple Sugar @LLs
Fiber: called NPI w/some substituions
She is such a merry girl
with a lot of springy colors :)
It sure brighten up my day!
I'm working on the last flower
on the left border right now.
As there is a huge grass area
at the bottome of this sampler
where I have a lot of "fill in" work,
I want to get there now to start
a little bit so that I won't have to deal with
the whole entire grass area all at once!
pamina and I have been both wondered
about this weird looking squirrel
has grey/purple body.
I was going to change that color
to something different,
then totally forgot about that
while being into stitching so much.
Dah!
And as taking some pictures of her,
I noticed some of the leaves are
missing around the flowers
on the border...
Sigh...
That's all for now
from my stitching basket.
Till next time...
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To Catherine ,
I still haven't heard from you
to process your giveway entries.
Unless hearing back from you,
your entries won't be valid.
Please contact me at
azmerumochan at hotmail dot com
at your earliest possible.
Thanks!
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Wow! Susuan is gorgeous and Mary's wonderful! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThey are both so beautiful! Mary's colors are exquisite! And Susan is gorgeous! So what colors are in the squirrel? Did you use the 931? What is the other color? I should pull out my chart but I'm too lazy. lol!
ReplyDeleteMerumo, your progress of both of them are very gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI'm stopping at #3 of SAL as I can't stitch one over one part at all, lol...
But your progress photo made me want to stitch! Thanks!
And good news, my fabrics were finally shipped from the US, so the day I can stitch Susan will come soon!
Oh, until then I should order NPI...
I'm looking forward to seeing the photo of your original colour squirrel soon!
Your post made me smile and happy!
Thanks,
Dear Nerumo, I just did andwered in the right post, forgive me please if I ignored the other two "calls" (was not my intention)
ReplyDeleteHowever in this post I want to thank you for all the things you are doing for your country and congrats for this beautiful and delicate stitch job. I love the colours you are using! Hava a nice day and soon as posible I'll tell you. Huges, Varla.^_^
Susan Rambo is coming along so beautifully. Mary Glover is a very pretty girl also.
ReplyDeleteI tried to donate at the Red Cross site, but it kept coming back that my cc was invalid. I called my cc company - but they said its a problem on the site. I will try my other cc today or tomorrow. Its a wonderful thing you are doing.
Great, great progress on both of them, Merumo.That's not the same here...
ReplyDeleteHello Merumo, Thank you for organising this collection for the people of northern Japan who have suffered so much recently. I have donated 25 euros to the French Red Cross and my authorisation number is 314852490 (I also have a transaction no. crf177477). Very best wishes, Sue (in Normandy)
ReplyDeleteLove Mary she is really taking shape now:))
ReplyDeleteSusan is just beautiful the colours are stunning, yes funny squirrel, but like it:)
Both Susan and Mary are beautiful !!! It is a beautiful thing you are doing for your country.
ReplyDeleteI am sooo behind on blog commenting. Yikes! But oh my gosh, what beauties awaited me on your blog. :) I can't believe what progress you've made. Lovely!
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