Welcome to the weekly hand stitching party! We hope you will get out one of your own projects and put a few stitches in today.
I seem to have experienced a flare-up of my chronic condition of Startitis, and took a photo of the hand stitching projects on my desk.
Uh oh!
And some projects are noticeably absent (I'm looking for you DUDE)!
Well, Startitis can't be helped and there is no known cure. I'm confident it will settle down soon and the symptoms will subside. I'm blaming Flosstube where everybody brags about their UFOs and WIPs!
What are you stitching today? Do you have a case of Winter Startitis (or Summer Startitis if you live in the Southern hemisphere)? Link up your projects below with a photo, instagram link or blog link.
OH, the dreaded start-itis! So many tempting projects and it's so easy to 'oh, Squirrel' myself into an overlarge UFO pile. Your projects are all lovely. And some of them look very close to a finish!
ReplyDeleteYou have some lovely pretties on the go. Mmm..."Startitis"...an interesting ailment which I think a lot of us suffer from. Your new Winter embroidery is sweet.
ReplyDeleteYou sure have lovely stitching projects on the go.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your Sunday!
When I look at the multitude of projects that I have in progress, I definitely suffer from startitis. Your Winter embroidery looks great! We have had only one dusting of snow which makes me sad. I like at least one good snowstorm to make it feel like I've experienced Winter.
ReplyDeleteI think I always have a case of Startitis, too! In fact, I've run out of traced embroidery designs - better get one ready this afternoon. Enjoy your stitching today, Kathy!
ReplyDeleteI believe that your case of startitis is severe and chronic! There is no cure. Just keep sewing!
ReplyDeleteLots of us suffer from the same complaint! I like your new project though. The word winter looks fine to me but you could always weave in and out of the running stitch with a different colour thread?
ReplyDeleteyour stitching is all looking so good
ReplyDeleteYou've got such fun projects started. The nice thing about having a lot of starts is that you can usually find something that fits your stitching mood. Happy slow stitching today.
ReplyDeleteYes, absolutely!! I can't seem to stop myself! It has gotten a little worse lately since I am learning how to quilt. So many beautiful projects and designs out there...
ReplyDeleteSo far I have avoided watching floss tubes. They are much too tempting and I already have lots of things to work on. We have snow.... lots of it here in Muskoka.
ReplyDeleteKathy, I wish I could wish you a speedy recovery from Startis, but you are churning out so many fabulous fun projects and I love seeing everyone of them. Heee ! Hee! Of course you have been known to enable me into starting a few things as well. So I guess it is contagious. Happy Sunday.
ReplyDeleteMore like finishitis....but I guess you have to start in order to finish. Got a top done this week with scraps and finished the binding on a memory quilt that will be given away this summer. So now today...another scrappy project...startitis strikes again!!
ReplyDeleteSo far I have been good with out starting new. After looking at so many thengs that need finishing I hang my head in shame. Finish is the objective for the year and I must stick to it!
ReplyDeleteI definitely suffer from Startitis and it can sometimes be overwhelming for me. I blame Flosstube for a lot of things LOL.
ReplyDeleteOh Dear, Startitis is contagious too and has definitely reached my neck of the Ottawa Valley woods. Winter is the perfect season for hand stitching and I love all of yours!
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