I packed up some stitching to take to work on while hubby was in his meeting. I pulled out my kitted up Home of a Needleworker (scroll down - I'm doing the first one, I haven't kitted up Home of a Needleworker Too yet) anyway - I kitted this up several years ago. I changed all the colors because I wanted it to match my little yellow and white house and I had put 29ct Glenshee linen in the kit - and the fabric was cut to stitch it over one. Here's the thing - when I kitted it up, I could still see to stitch over one w/o glasses. Now, I not only need the glasses, but it works much, much better if I also have the magnifier! I thought to put the clip on light in the tote bag but not the magnifier so my stitching progress was SLOW to say the least. (not to mention it was cold in there! I kept moving to try to get out of the line of the vent, but I was trying to stay in front of the window for the light too!) Anyway - here is what little I got stitched while I was waiting on dh. Stitching over one in the car w/o a magnifier was out of the question - I tried, but no way - not happening!
I put the quarter there so you could see just how small it is!
Okay - off to the post office. It is amazing how far behind one can get in just 2 days!
10 comments:
Yes, things tend to get farther and farther away. And the light just isn't what it use to be, is it? I know I feel that way!
Brenda
It's nice to have little getaways..
Stitching over 1 is more difficult for me too - darn 45-year-old eyes of mine :)
Keep us posted on your progress :)
Michelle
Oh my, my eyes are hurting.....
A chance to get away is always fun...hugs, Linda
Hi Tina - how are you and your family? Hope things are well with you all - looks like you've been busy in 2008. I went back and looked at your projects on the house, and you DID get alot done. Wish I could say the same! We need to do Canton again one day with Margo - maybe in the spring when it's a little warmer - take care! Vickie
OMGosh, it's tiny!!! How on earth do you see what you're doing???
Sounds like a great trip. Looking forward to your progress on the project. By the way I have given you an award. Stop by my blog to check it out.
WOW!! That is soooo tiny! My eyes would never cooperate.
I miss Nac since my son isn't attending SFA anymore. It's such a neat little town. I have to admit there is NOTHING to look at in Pasadena. I'm only 45 minutes from there. I could have come up and visited with you. Maybe next time? :)
My that is small and such perfect stitches.... very pretty
HUgs
Linda
Lucky you! I adore road trips, especially if someone else is driving and I can sit and relax.
Your stitchwork is amazing, so very tiny!
Hi Tina :)
You have to look for the cute inbetween all the ugly LOL I'm glad you were able to get away :)
Good luck with your move!
hugs,
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