Here is how my WIP Gloria designed by Patricia Andrle looks at this moment. Stitching it is a slow process as every full cross has a blending filament in it. I try to twist, straighten, drag and position the filament to show on the top leg of the X. It happens maybe 3 out of every 4 stitches. I know I say this every time but I love how this design looks as it is stitched. Somedays I find it a drudgery but most days it is a joy to pick it up.
I joined a Facebook group I really like called "Cross Stitch For Believers in Christ". It is a smaller group but I like it. I am not hesitant to show my love of my Father, creator of all that is and will be. It is a joy to share that with other like minded ladies. I did jump in with both feet by sharing spiritual free designs I found. I also have organized a stitch along of Mary's Sampler. It is a free design from Plum Street Samplers. There are maybe a half dozen on the group who will start stitching it this Sunday January 22, 2022. Here is a link and a picture of this lovely design.
Here is the link to the color key: Mary’s Sampler Key – Plum Street Samplers
I have also kitted a traveling project to occupy my time while I wait. My mother is having cataract surgery done on her eyes. She will have several appoints and I have chosen an easy one color project to work on.
I will be using Silkweaver's Signature Series 28ct linen in the color "Antique Mauve". The floss I chose was Nina's Threads in "Old Lace". Love both colors and it should be easy to pick up and put away in waiting rooms. I have no idea how I will finish it once done but "Homemade" is love incarnate.
Well that is it for now. I will show particulars on Mary's Sampler once the stitch along begins. So for now, keep cozy and warm as you stitch, stitch, stitch.
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