One new accessory that is most helpful in keeping my place in this larger project is a Stitch Tracker available at https://www.purplehobbies.com/store/p63/Stitch_Tracker.html#/.
Keep on stitching ♥

One new accessory that is most helpful in keeping my place in this larger project is a Stitch Tracker available at https://www.purplehobbies.com/store/p63/Stitch_Tracker.html#/.
Keep on stitching ♥

I found this picture here


This is the second chart I am stitching from the Diane Williams leaflet called Joy in the Journey.
I changed the color of the house to red instead of a light tan.

This was such a wonderful project to stitch. I have not decided which chart in this leaflet I will do next but I may have to switch to another project before I can start another Joy in the Journey chart.
I hope you can find time to stitch this holiday weekend.
I have started Joy in the Journey by Diane Williams. I certainly enjoy her charts. This is a leaflet with several charts in it. I don't see this leaflet on line anywhere right now but the title chart that I have started is available as a stand alone chart several places.
It is available at 123 Stitch as a single chart. I also saw it on ebay and etsy as either a kit by Designs for the Needle or as a downloadable pdf chart in some places.
Happy Easter

I have some charts by Diane Williams called Joy in the Journey that I ordered from Amazon and I cannot wait to get started on them.
Have a great weekend of stitching.
I haven't made very much progress since Christmas but I think I will stitch until the bottom of the list of pies and then put the checkerboard strip and call it done. I have so many other projects I am looking forward to stitching next.
Happy Stitch Days
Merry Christmas
I finished a couple of the Pinker n Punkin free chart. The pink is on 14 count aida and the tan is a scrap of 18 count aida that was in my stash. I wish I had labeled the fabric because I love how soft it is.
I also started "Mom's Best Homemade pies in the August 1993 issue of Cross Country Stitching Have a blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year
I finished the Sue Hillis pink Stocking that I had started last week. That's all the stitching that I did this week - I spent the rest of my play time thinking about how to make these little finishes into ornaments to put in the Christmas cards. I think it's time to stop thinking about them and actually try to finish one - I may use this finish for my first try.
Wish me luck
Have a great week of stitching ♥
I am working on a pink stocking designed by Sue Hillis. In the middle is a truck from Pinker n Punkin's blog and the boy pulling a sled is another Ellen Maurer-Stroh from her advent calendar.
I have been busy making orange cookies that my grandma used to make when I was a little girl. The recipe is in the right margin at the very top - the most popular post on my blog. I hope you click on the picture for the post and decide to make some.
Have a great weekend of stitching ♥

The first chart of the manger is a modification of a Pinker n Punkin free chart that is part of her Prim series - it can be downloaded here . I like the original much more than this modification but I needed something square for the particular card blank I am going to put this in.
The cat with Christmas balls was something that I must have downloaded years ago but unfortunately, I did not save information as far as designer or where I found it.
So now there are two more finished stitches that will be for Christmas Cards. I have started thinking maybe I should try to make ornaments that will fit in the Christmas Card blanks. I will puzzle over that while I pick out some more charts to stitch.
I hope you have time to do some stitching over the weekend