And the snow began to fall. Quietly. Steadily.
Got several inches already. As of now, it's a dry, fluffy snow. Please stay that way.
Started off my blizzard stitching with Radishes, a class piece from ANG seminar.
Oh, and if you're curious at all about what an impending, major snowstorm does to stitchers, you should work in a needlepoint shop the day before the storm. Wow. We were busy! Came home exhausted. If anyone runs out of thread before Tuesday, it's not my fault!
http://blog.lionbrand.com/2016/01/06/franklin-habits-friendly-three-point-message-to-journalists-who-seek-to-write-about-knitting-and-crochet/
Finally. Some good advice to those who write about what we do.
Thanks.
I was bopping along yesterday stitching on my last hexagon. Then I heard the nagging call from the kitchen to wash the dishes as our dishwasher is officially broken and in need of replacement.
Of course I cut my index finger on the paring knife.
Not badly, but enough so that I couldn't continue.
I'm still intrigued looking at this piece and am hoping I can move on to framing soon.
