SAL Update 3.5.2023 | A Year Inspired

Happy to report that I completed the February wedge of A year Inspired by William Morris, designed by Stitchdoodles Designs. This wedge is inspired by his work titled Pomegranate.

March looks like a fun stitch with those daffodil like flowers!

We post an update on our own project every three weeks and encourage each other to make more progress and stay motivated. I’m looking forward to seeing how the rest of the SAL group has progressed with their projects this time around. Read along with me by clicking the blog links below:

Avis, Claire, Gun, Kathy, Margaret, Heidi, Jackie, Sunny, Megan, Deborah, Sharon, Daisy, AJ, Cathie, Linda, Helen, Connie, Cindy, and Mary Margaret

SAL Update 2.12.2023 | A Year Inspired

Currently making progress on the February wedge of A year Inspired by William Morris, designed by Stitchdoodles Designs. I have the leaves outlined and the veins stitched. My next step is filling in the leaves with that dark blue.

By the next update you will see a completed wedge and hopefully the start of March.

We post an update on our own project every three weeks and encourage each other to make more progress and stay motivated. I’m looking forward to seeing how the rest of the SAL group has progressed with their projects this time around. Read along with me by clicking the blog links below:

Avis, Claire, Gun, Kathy, Margaret, Heidi, Jackie, Sunny, Megan, Deborah, Sharon, Daisy, AJ, Cathie, Linda, Helen, Connie, Cindy, and Mary Margaret

SAL Update 1.22.2023 | A Year Inspired

Hoping for mini happy dances year round! I’m happy to have completed the first wedge for the January release of A year Inspired by William Morris, designed by Stitchdoodles Designs.

The first wedge was inspired by Strawberry Thief, which is definitely one of my favorite William Morris designs. I’ve had the pleasure of working with this fabric reproduction for one of my Etsy customers and it was stunning! The only change I made to this design was backstitching the flowers in pink vs the blue that is used in the veining and stems. A little hard to see, but the leaves are also outlined in the blue thread.

Excited to start on the February wedge soon!

We post an update on our own project every three weeks and encourage each other to make more progress and stay motivated. I’m looking forward to seeing how the rest of the SAL group has progressed with their projects this time around. Read along with me by clicking the blog links below:

Avis, Claire, Gun, Kathy, Margaret, Heidi, Jackie, Sunny, Megan, Deborah, Sharon, Daisy, AJ, Cathie, Linda, Helen, Connie, Cindy, and Mary Margaret