Cottonwood Leaf Towels

My one and only weaving project this year was Cottonwood Leaf Towels kit from CottonClouds.
Started warping on 23 February 2017, finished weaving 28 November 2017.
8/2 Cotton on 8 shafts gave me two real towels, one green and one yellow, as planned, and one frankentowel, all stripes from the remaining cottons.

Kogin

Just for the record.
My long Kogin pillow journey has come to its end.
I have a nice pillow now.
And I already bought a dark blue Sashiko pillow kit for the next year to stitch.
They will look good together.

Craft Pod

One day when I felt really down, I saw CraftPod project on Instagram  I knew I needed those in my life. Lucky me, I managed to buy a subscription before they sold out.

So far I've finished s stitching project.
My mushroom by mushroom progress.

And done! I'll tidy it up later.

Big November Finishes

Autumn Quakers by Rosewood Manor.

Fabric - Zweigart 40ct Newcastle in Country Mocha.

Called for Valdani floss.

It was supposed to be stitched on 28 ct using 3 strands of the floss.

After several trials I came up with 1.5 over 2 idea. I was stitching with one strand but doing the second leg of the cross twice. Although this took me longer to stitch I loved the process and the result. Beautiful colours and beautiful design.

17 September - 10 November 2017. Stitching almost every day.

Fudgy Mint Mousse by Glendon Place.
Fabric - 32 ct Limestone evenweave by Zweigart using called for Dinky Dyes silks including the one specially dyed for this project (the variegated one).
No matter how hard I tried haven't managed to catch greenish colour of the fabric.
30 May - 23 November 2017 (35 stitching days).

Those two are the last big ones this year, there will be a couple of ornaments in December and a lot of plans for the next year.

EPP

It is all Araignee's fault. I could not resist anymore.
I did not dare to order Dear Jane kit, I ordered Stars in the Garden and... a Starter kit, just for fun.

While making my mind about the fabrics to use (the most difficult question for me), I started on the mini-charm pack.

I thought it will entertain me for a long time.
A couple of days later, and I only have 10 hexagons to finish.

What should I make out of them?... Maybe a table runner. Will six flowers be enough, I wonder.

October in Stitches

This month was not rich on finishes but still...

1. Micheal Powell. Cottage with Orange Trees.
It was Stitch Maynia Start on 2 May 2017.
Actual stitching was from 30 September to 22 October 2017, evening stitching.
As usual before and after backstitch.

2. Prairie Schooler Folk Eggs. Egg No 6.
17 August -25 October 2017. This was a purse project.

Applique

Had some fun trying to learn needle-turn reverse applique.
Need to master working sharp corner but still like it.
I think I do some more squares and than decide what to do with them.