Welcome to the Prairie Schooler SAL blog. This is a blog to celebrate our stitching of the wonderful designs from the lovely ladies of Prairie Schooler. Pamela and Nancy are retiring to take a well deserved break after 32 years of giving us cross stitchers the most wonderful designs and so much pleasure. The rules of the blog are simple: post a progress pic or a finish whenever you like, as long as it is a Prairie Schooler Design.
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Tuesday, 10 November 2015
Rather Late
I realize I'm a little late for checking in for last month. We had our son and his family here for a week and I was just having too much fun to worry about blogging. But I have made some progress on this one. Most of the large parts (with the exception of the border) are finished. I think I could finish it with a few hours of concentrated stitching. Maybe I can do that this week. Dave is out of town and I can stitch undisturbed in the evenings.
Wednesday, 4 November 2015
A tad late
I know I am running behind. I have been out of town and without camera or computer but not without stitching. So here goes.
First up is the Angel for October. She also worked as my Angel ornament for the Christmas SAL. She is doing double duty this month for both SALs. First is my version of the Angel, second photo is from the leaflet.
This is the Santa from September. I did finish him late - by the end of the first week of October.
And here is the next Santa that I am starting. A boot so far. Hopefully he will get done for November's stitching. Each of these Santas are on 26 count, over one. I tend to be rather slow on over one stitching but I love the size of them.
Until next month.
Jackie
First up is the Angel for October. She also worked as my Angel ornament for the Christmas SAL. She is doing double duty this month for both SALs. First is my version of the Angel, second photo is from the leaflet.
I did leave off the ivy. I may go back and add it but
if I do, it will be green (dark) instead of black. I am still debating
also if I want to do the outlining. I'm really leaning towards not doing
it. As you can see, the leaflet pieces were trimmed in black. I'm
thinking of gold finishing instead. Black doesn't sit well with me for
Christmas. I can justify the black robes because perhaps she was a
Benedictine nun before becoming a nun an their robes are black.
This is the Santa from September. I did finish him late - by the end of the first week of October.
And here is the next Santa that I am starting. A boot so far. Hopefully he will get done for November's stitching. Each of these Santas are on 26 count, over one. I tend to be rather slow on over one stitching but I love the size of them.
Until next month.
Jackie
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