Yes, I'm a little late in posting my "unprogress" pictures. I had just a little bit left to rip out so I wanted to finish that up before I scanned the devastation. Here's a before and after picture of what I took out. I'm going to add grid lines before I continue on so hopefully I won't mess up again.
Before:
and after (it was safer to rip all all his legs then to try to stay along the page line):
You can see where the red was from the previous stitches. I'm debating about washing it before I stitch again. Most of that red will be covered up with red again but some of it won't be. I just don't want to look at it right now. I'm sad after taking all of that out.
current project rotation:
Twilight Balloon Flight
The Accolade
Faces of Faery 89
Dad's Flower Pot
"African Safari" on 28ct Jobelan (raspberry color) with Gloriana thread (peacock). Since I will be away during UFO week, I am working on this now. It is going to be a sampler.
Sue, that safari is some unique project, I love it!
Agi
"The world, as a colourful knot of threads, has turned into a memory, and now you cannot be sure whether it was real." (Géza Ottlik, Hungarian writer)
That safari pic is beautiful. It's going to be fantastic.
Sorry about the frogging but you will be happy when it is re-done and all correct.
2022 is yet another year of the UFO!!
Great Wall of China,
Peacocks and Pheasants,
Birds of a feather,
Hardanger Table runner,
TW Peacock Tapestry,
Milennium Sampler,
Yes, they are all STILL in progress!
Since June 1st is the beginning of UFO, I will continue to stitch "Africa Safari" for the UFO week. Our plan to go to visit our grandchildren fell through and we postponed for a trip in August instead. So back to my stitching projects until then.
To continue on my "unprogress" on some UFOs I decided to start ripping out my huge error in Asian Home for this month's UFO challenge. There were a few places where I ripped out more than I needed to but I could live with that. Then I got to a place where, despite being very careful, I ripped all the threads of a square in the fabric. I thought I would be okay when I stitched over it when I got back to finishing the project, but after closer examination when I fix my error I won't be stitching on that square again so there's no way for me to secure the threads.
I don't know what to do now. I think I'll just scrap the whole thing and start over. It's a shame because I really liked that fabric. I guess I could unpick the whole thing and move the design over a little bit to cover that square but that's just too much for me right now.
Maybe I'll just work on my Mother project this week. At least I don't have to anything with that project.
current project rotation:
Twilight Balloon Flight
The Accolade
Faces of Faery 89
Dad's Flower Pot
I was planning to do my Hungarian pillow for UFO week but I got so immersed in stitching small new ones, that I don't think I will get down to it now... Perhaps for a few days. I will see, not promising anything
Agi
"The world, as a colourful knot of threads, has turned into a memory, and now you cannot be sure whether it was real." (Géza Ottlik, Hungarian writer)
Sounds like you need to stitch something for a bit that won't aggrivate you, Pengwenn
Socialsue- I really like the variagated thread! Your sampler is looking pretty cool
Faith
I decided to work on my Canadian project because I was dying to correct that mistake. I work on it a little bit yesterday and so far everything has been matching up correctly. Yeah me! I feel so much better about it. I'll post pics later.
current project rotation:
Twilight Balloon Flight
The Accolade
Faces of Faery 89
Dad's Flower Pot
This is as far as I will go for now. I am switching over to a different project since this is hard on my eyes and I need a rest from stitching this. It is on a silk weaver 28ct raspberry color lagana, 2 over 2. The fabric is so soft and the holes are hard to see even with a magnifier glass. Also I noticed that the designer of this chart did not put a letter "K" so I may have to put it in myself. Just have to figure out where to stitch the "K" on the Africa safari sampler.