Flowerpot cottage will have to await its turn till I have a Sunday off, and time to mini on that day, too( I prefer daylight and some hours of concentrated working when doing such projects). So , after work in the evening I am stitching away on the Big Boria(remember, a quarter of a million stitches???).
I made reasonably good progress, although it is discouraging to see that 80-100 hours of stitching hardly make a dent in the stitching; it drags on.I am going to need a lot of pats on the back before this is over.I think my friend Lisa's may be one of the few of these in existence(although I do know that Caz and Joan W. from the UK are also working on this one)
And, of course, there is also housework to do,one has to shop,wash,iron(sometimes),get some shoes, cook food etc....
Well Elly I can see progress - what a stunner this carpet is! You are doing your usual wonderful work and I look forward to the progress photo on the 10th. How is a journey completed? One step at a time. How is a carpet completed? One stitch at a time - so, in, out, in, out - thattagirl! lol. This might just be your magnum opus!
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Sandie (Snippets from my Studio)
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Or my opus finalis....:-)
ReplyDeleteSi, definitivamente es una obra de arte. Cuando la termines llegará a ser una de las maravillas del mundo ¿Vale esta palmadita? :))
ReplyDeleteNo te rindas. Vale la pena terminar esta maravillosa locura.
Besos Clara