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Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Stitch from Stash - May

Well, I didn't spend as much as last month, so that is an improvement.

My amount spent this month was:  $145.00.  I outlined part of my spend in this post.  And I bid on a piece on ebay which hasn't arrived but has been paid for.  I'll post a picture of that once I receive it.  Even though I spent almost half my allotment in the past month, I am still in the game.  Of course, I will have to be very, very careful in the coming months to stay in the game.

In the past month I finished Strawberry House by Scarlett House which I showed here.

I worked on these pieces:

Fun Every Day - Sunday by Sam Sarah Designs

Summer at Hollyberry Farm by Stacy Nash Primitives

Spring Gardner Sewing Roll by Stacy Nash Primitives
I have been working in my stitching room, sorting and cleaning and organizing.  I have bought two pieces of furniture for that room which I'll show in another post.  I am still doing some tweaking in there.

Have a great month.

Keep on Stitching!


Saturday, February 22, 2014

Stitch from Stash - February 2014

I think I did pretty well in February on stitching from stash.

Money Spent on Stash is broken down as follows:

$58.00 during Splurge Weekend on the following floss and one new project, Heart of Hearts by Bent Creek.



$99.25 on 2/20/14 for  the following:  Song of Spring, Do Your Best, Cornwall Cottage Sampler chart, and floss (a little bit needed to finish up a project) - this is part of my birthday money of $100 and a a gift card for $25, also a gift.


The backs of the two kits shown above to show the luscious finishing materials included.


And $38.00 on Blue Elegance Sewing Bag chart and Because Two People chart, ( which used up my birthday money and the gift card)


Which leaves my money spent on stash in February to be :  $12.75.

Sadly, I've used my birthday money - and since my birthday is not until December a long time before I'll see that again.

During the month I received Country Sampler Heart Pinkeep as part of the Prim Sisters club sponsored by Country Sampler and I managed to get it stitched up but not put together.  I did change this a bit eliminating the lady, cat and dog.  I added our initials instead.


I also received The Country Life by Blackbird Designs as part of my ongoing commitment with Abecederian series.  No start on that yet.  I needed floss so I cold get hat started.

And, I received Growing Love Stitcher's Wallet by Threadwork Primitives, part of the Ladies Prim Society.  I did get that stitched during a snow day off from work.



Since my last post I finished stitching the Folk Bird Needlebook from Notforgotten Farms.  And the pieces mentioned above.  Plus, 
Put the last stitches in Second by Sam Sarah Designs part of Fun Every Day

Started Happy Birthday by Sam Sarah Designs, part of Fun Every Day, unfortunately show upside down.

Love Letters by Midnight Stitching started 2/13/14 and finished stitching 2/16/14.  This will be placed on a piece from Impie, Hattie, and Bea. 

My Stitching Bag by Shepherd's Bush, started on 2/16/14 and finished on 2/17/14.  I would like to add some interfacing on the stitched panel before I consider this finished. 

Rites of Spring by Cherished Stitches , first stitch 2/17/14 and last stitch 2/18/14.  This will be finished into a little pillow with the fabric and trims provided in the kit. 

Progress on two pockets for A Fine and Fancy Tulip Tray by Patrick's Woods, pre-stitching for an April class,

Stitching completed on one pocket for A Fine and Fancy Tulip Tray.

Woodland Forest Needlebook started in March 2013 at a retreat.  The final stitch was taken on 2/19/14.

By the Sea Needlekeep by Jeanette Douglas Designs started in September 2013 and the last stitch was placed on 2/21/14. 

Song of Spring by Blackbird Designs part of the Ladies Prim Society started in September 2013.

Lots of progress this month - and  a confession.  I had a week off from work and spent it in Ocean City, Maryland on a personal retreat.  I stitched a lot, ate, read, and slept.  

I thought it was appropriate that  finished the stitching on my By the Sea Needlekeep while there since I had started in on another personal retreat last September. It truly was stitched by the sea.

Have a great month.