Good morning to the Slow Sunday Stitching crew. (Link to this week's roundup.)
I'm recovering well from the oral surgery last Monday; I just can't eat anything with seeds, nuts or pokey bits (like chips) for a while yet. Honestly, the hardest part is remembering to not use a straw!
I had a bit of crafting time this week and got to about five hours on Dutch Beauty. Getting very, very close to a page finish!
And the travel project socks are both a bit further down the legs than this picture from Thursday
All in all, a good week. And I'm on vacation for three days this week. I'd originally scheduled a whole week, but moved two days to last week for the dental stuff. Getting some work done on my car, and have a couple of household projects lined up, but there should be some crafting time as well.
I'm recovering well from the oral surgery last Monday; I just can't eat anything with seeds, nuts or pokey bits (like chips) for a while yet. Honestly, the hardest part is remembering to not use a straw!
I had a bit of crafting time this week and got to about five hours on Dutch Beauty. Getting very, very close to a page finish!
Your stitching looks gorgeous. Glad you are recovering from your dental surgery!
ReplyDeleteYour stitching is beautiful! Hope you continue to recover well
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sampler! Have fun with your stitching this week!
ReplyDeleteYour embroidery looks beautiful - so detailed! The book you're reading caught my eye - I've enjoyed lots of Jennifer Chiaverini's books. I'll have to check this one out, too!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed "Mrs. Lincoln's Dressmaker", so I have high hopes for this one.
DeleteEnjoy your vacation crafting. It is so nice to be able to craft when recovering. I think it makes the recovery much easier. Your cross-stitch is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteYour embroidery is beautiful! I wish you a good recovery! :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat use of your time as you get over your dental surgery. I need to learn to knit...
ReplyDeleteOh my, your Dutch Beauty is exquisite. Fabulous cross stitching! Love the yarn you are knitting those socks with.
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