Happy Halloween! I hope you're enjoying the best day of the year and peak spooky season. Keely and I are planning a fun night of watching Rocky Horror Picture Show (me) and napping (cats...). There may also be cupcakes involved.
This week's stitch journal entries involved finishing the small section I moved to earlier this month and moving to the next small section. That's the plan for the rest of the year; move to small sections around the edge of the piece and then fill in wherever I feel like more stitches can fit/belong. It'll be interesting to see how this all works out as we finish out these last two months.
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| Starting a new fabric section is as satisfying as starting a new notebook. |
Here's the last recap of October:
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| October 23: Pink back stitches to round out the top a bit more. |
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| October 24: Finished the edge with green back stitches. |
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| October 25: small line of purple stem stitch. |
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| October 26: Cast-on stitch using the last piece of yarn from the 2021 ort jar. |
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| October 27: I always seem to do French knots when I go into the office. I wonder why? |
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| October 28: I used the last of my darker red ort jar thread to do a long line of back stitches. This line was inspired by the trees on my street. I've enjoyed watching them change color this month. |
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| October 29: First line of back stitches in the new section - amazing! |
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| October 30: Yes, it's a pumpkin. |
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| October 31: Used the last piece of glow in the dark thread for today's entry. It's a sandworm. Probably. |
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