- MLK Sampler by Stone Street Stitchworks - 40 ct. Vintage Homespun and WDW threads - Baked Apple, Flatfish, Parchment and Swamp Water.
- Jujuy Shawl by Joji Locatelli - Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Lt. in Celadon and Undergrowth and Malabrigo Mechita in Natural
- Alexandra Shawl by Dee O'Keefe - Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Lt. in Dr. Zhivago's Sky (two different colorways). I actually finished this shawl last year, but finally blocked it recently.
WIPs
- Oh Joyous Day by Blackbird Designs - 36 ct. Legacy by Picture this Plus and cotton threads.
- Ann Tong Uffindell 1835 by Hands Across the Sea Samplers - 40 ct. Creme Brulee by R&R and AVAS Soie d'Alger silk threads.
- Lucy Snushall 1847 by Samplers Remembered - 40 ct. Vintage Pecan Butter by Lakeside Linens and cotton threads.
- Token of Love by Brenda Gervais - 28 ct. Mushroom Lugana by Zweigart and cotton threads (1 over 1).
- Anne Thomas 1854 by Hands Across the Sea Samplers - 36 ct. Vintage Examplar by Lakeside Linens and AVAS Soie d'Alger silk threads.
- The Mary Argent Sampler by NeedleWorkPress - 40 ct. Vintage Examplar by Lakeside Linens and WDW cotton threads.
- Stillness Mystery Shawl by Helen Stewart - Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Lt. in Elizabeth Taylor, Hedgehog Fibres Skinny Singles in Daydream and Malabrigo Mechita in Plomo.
Stash
Congrats on all your finishes. The Alexander shawl is so elegant! It's always great to see what colors of fabric you use for various patterns so thank you for taking the time to share your pics!
ReplyDeleteReally enjoy watching your videos and thank you for always mentioning the linen color.
ReplyDeleteHello, I tied. to find the Liz Matthews pattern about MLK - Love. poem. so sad to not find it. As woman of. color. was hoping it might be there. Do you know if there is another way I purchase it? Thanks Janelle
ReplyDeleteJanelle I too went looking for the pattern and found the link in show notes drone the June 20 video. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and go back via the arrow. Janet
DeleteI enjoy watching your videos.Very informative and not to stretched out and long.
ReplyDelete