Quite some time ago I started a color converted version of Soda Stitch Rococo Ladies, to make them resemble characters from Hamilton. I picked it up today for no particular reason!
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A partially completed cross stitch project showing a branch with cherry blossoms and leaves, on a blue background
I'm working on Dragon - Guardian of Spring by Nadezhda Gavrilenkova, art by Tatiana Verkhovskaya.
A cross stitch mandala on a black background using threads and beads in purple, blue, green, and gold.
This is the central part of Chatelaine Bluebell Lace Mandala. #chatelainewednesday
I do my FFOs as soon as I can because I dread having a doom pile. Now my problem is a pile of framed pieces not yet on the wall...
Crafting, crafting, crafting! So sweet that someone offered you cross stitch kits, that'll be perfect to get started. You can look up "creative reuse centers" near you for inexpensive secondhand supplies for a wide range of hobbies.
A cross stitched mandala work in progress using shades of blue, green, and purple, on a black fabric
Working on this older Chatelaine Designs project, Bluebell Lace Mandala. Black Jobelan is tough to see! Uses DMC as well as specialty flosses and beads.
A stitched project using embroidery floss and beads to depict an ice cream sundae in shades of aqua, red, brown, and white.
I finished my Mill Hill ice cream sundae kit! 🍨
Doing my memoirs in cross stitch
A partially completed cross stitch project representing an ice cream sundae, with a bowl colored mint green, pink brown and white for ice cream, a red spoon handle sticking out.
I'm working on a Mill Hill kit for an ice cream sundae design. Will have beads in a lot of the unstitched areas and ultimately be cut out, backed with felt, and turned into a magnet. The gold frame is magnetic and makes it easier to hold and stitch on perforated paper! #crossstitch
A cross stitch project in progress. The background fabric is orange and there is a small house in the center with purple flowers and green vines and stems. At top center a half-circle shape indicates the beginning of a crescent moon.
Twilight Moon by Tiny Modernist, work in progress, using Cosmo and Gentle Art floss. It's been hard to photograph due to the overwhelming INTENSE ORANGE fabric I chose 😅😂 #crossstitch
A cross stitch project in progress of an elf with light skin and shades of blue making up her hair and part of her dress. The background fabric is a dark grey linen.
Progress on cross-stitch project: Elfée de L'Hiver by Nimuë Broderie.
A cross stitching project of a color coded map of the Great Lakes of North America, with two out of five lakes stitched
Bathymetry of the Great Lakes by BlondeBoxshell #crossstitch #xstitch #WIPWednesday #needlework
A cross stitch project in progress of a female elf with blue hair and light skin.
All the facial details aren't in yet but the ones I've done thus far are so worth it!
Cross stitch pattern:
Elfée de l'hiver by @nimuebroderie
A cross stitch project of a woman with light skin and brown hair wearing a large dress and wings resembling a junebug
Cross-stitch work in progress: June Bug by Nora Corbett. I'm nearly finished, just need to finish beading along the bottom. I love this Fluttering Fashion series combining the designer's usual fashion illustration aesthetic with ... insects!
I just realized the real reason the inauguration was moved inside: the new administration didn't want Bernie wearing mittens 🧤to go viral and upstage them.
Apologies to anyone I’ve ever weirded out trying to get close enough to figure out the stitch pattern in your hat, or who dyed the yarn you’re using.
This is very interesting in Sunday Times. Those who have lost a parent in their life are more likely to support assisted dying than those who haven’t. It’s intensely personal isn’t it - personal experience can shape views both ways.
www.thetimes.com/article/97d2...
A therapy client helped me understand this today: They (the right) are afraid of us (trans people) not because we are personally terrifying, but because we threaten their world order.
In their worldview, identity and role are socially determined. This isn't just about gender. (1/9)
I knitted these during lockdown Zoom meetings. One colour was when men were speaking, the other was when women were speaking. Guess which was which. 🤔