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After such a long, busy day yesterday (I was home for all of 30 minutes between 9am and 11:30PM) it was nice to be “stuck” in the house by rain and thunderstorms.  This way I wasn’t tempted to do anything else but watch TV (Christin has lent me all the seasons of Stargate SG1 to watch) and stitch. ‘Tis Greenc2010 La-D-Da Just Cross Stitch Ornament Preview IssueStitched on 32ct Queen Ann’s Lace

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Dreary Sundays Are Great Stitching Days

As I’ve mentioned in past entries this year, my desire is to finish the things I have started!  Projects that are sitting in my stitching basket, some for a very long time! First up my small finish!  I can’t remember when I started this, I know it was sometime this year.  For some reason with this piece I just kept dragging my feet!  Well I buckled down this week and got it finished! Welcome

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Another Small Finish

Since coming home, an finishing up Celestial Dragon I have worked on a few smaller things.  I admit its been nice to work on some smaller, more manageable and quickly finished pieces! First up I stitched my ornament from July which I never got to… Celestial Dragon just took too long! ‘Tis Greenc2010 La-D-Da Just Cross Stitch Ornament Preview IssueStitched on 32ct Queen Ann’s Lace

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Some Smaller Finishes & Goals

Sorry I haven’t blogged again sooner, I’ve actually been back home since Thursday evening!  Friday turned out to be very busy and well this weekend I stitched!  But I’ll save the stitchy stuff for my next post. On Wednesday, our last full day in Quebec City my Mum and I did a few things outside of the city.  First that day we went to the Montmerency Falls, very spectacular!  The are not as wide

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Last Day in Quebec City

For the first week of my holidays I hopped into my car and drove 5.5 hours west from my home to the Port Severn area of Georgian Bay (Ontario).  After Sheila inviting my circle of stitching friends up for a mini-getaway in June, I called her up a few weeks later and boldly invited myself up for a visit during my summer holidays.  I was very lucky, and Sheila agreed for me to come up for a few

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Images From Georgian Bay

I am most at peace when I am stitching, listening to good music, with my faithful little companion, Girlie, at my feet. No matter what is going on in my life, stitching makes me feel much more calm and peaceful. The stress and cares of the day just melt away.

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Peace Blessing Pattern

Get in a groovy mood as you stitch the free Four Ways to Stitch Peace Sampler . I got the idea for the individual motifs from a friend who was planning a Christmas tree with a peace theme

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Four Ways to Stitch Peace Sampler

Hi everyone!  I’m back from my first week of holidays, well actually I’ve been back since Friday.  I haven’t blogged because I’ve been spending a little bit of time with Todd, it was his Birthday on Friday… and I’ve been beading, and beading, and beading! The result of all of this beading???

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A Huge Happy Dance

This photo is of my very first Cross Stitch project, a Stamped Cross Stitch sampler with animal motifs and a saying. I was about eight when I finished it. My cousin started the project and I completed it

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Kid’s Cross Stitch Projects

Each day during Start a New Hobby Week we’re showcasing articles to help complete beginners jump right in, with loads of tips and advice to help you get started.

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Start a New Hobby Week – Day Three