
Thank you for all your comments to Winter Silhouette!
Now I'm back to stitching my forever project, The Caretaker. I figure it'll be finished sometime between 2010 and 2020! I finished my 5th page on it so that conts as 1 more piece towards the 25 challenge, my 6th page is almost done so that will count as the 34d. I read somewhere where someone was counting each page of a huge project as a project toward their goal, and I thought good idea. Especially since there is more on 1 page then there is to a lot of projects.
I am real happy with this piece and do enjoy working on it. I can't wait to get more of the elk done and really start having it look like it's coming together. I may start that page next.

Well, until next time happy stitching!
5 comments:
Barb, I doubt if I could ever finish a big project like that. Must be amazing to work on!
Looks like a huge project. I am a sucker for those. I'm always working on something huge. (I usually whine about it, though LOL)I'm drawn to them because of the detail I think.
To see who the winner is on my blog for the pumpkin fob please go visit.
Caretaker is so pretty, but what a huge undertaking. I think counting each page as a finish is totally reasonable. The amount of stitching in one page is more than in many designs, you could almost count a page as two finishes based on that. Your pillow is so pretty, and congrats on your finish of Winter Silhouette, it turned out gorgeous.
Sue
Barb, I never got your email with your addy for the fob. Please try again. needeler@gmail.com
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