Remember that PRAIRIE SCHOOLER alphabet project I showed you a while back?
Well, I'm happy to report that I have two more letters finished: H and I.
My mini-goal for this past weekend was to get the I IS FOR INDIAN CORN finished in time for Thanksgiving next week. And I'm pleased to report that I met my goal:
As you can see from the up-close photo, I "cheated" a bit by stitching the corn leaves in long straight stitches. I wanted to get them done quickly and thought they'd look okay for the corn stalks. Hey, it works for me!
I was so happy to have the Indian finished, because that means I can start on the next three letters: D, E and F, on the left side of the same row.
Is there anything more fun than starting a new project? Which is why it occured to me while I was finishing the Indian, that this alphabet project is the perfect project for someone like me who is always struggling with a severe case of "STARTITIS" ... (and for those stitchers who have the same disease, you can certainly relate, can't you?!?)
Within this large alphabet layout, I can approach the start of each letter/block as a separate project ... how fun is that?
Soooo, I've gotta run now -- I'm off to start F IS FOR FRIEND, and can't wait to begin an exciting new block for my growing collection of alphabet letters.....
I like the leaves of the corn. Great Idea !!!
ReplyDeleteI am working on the Prairie Schooler alphabet too! It is the best for someone with startitis. It is just one piece in my (large) rotation though so I will not be getting it done with any rapidity. I love your corn stalks, they look great.
ReplyDeletebonjour,
ReplyDeleteI will start this project tomorrow...Bravo for yours!!
bonjour,
ReplyDeleteI will start this project tomorrow...Bravo for yours!!