64. Flosstube - Millefleur, Ende der Sommerstickzeit und Herbsterwachen

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The host opens with an update on her beaded embroidery, a kit called 'Tulips' by Nadja's Beaded Embroidery. The piece uses 65 different beads and will measure 300 by 250 beads; she has already completed a large section and stitches 400–500 beads each week. She then moves on to the final two weeks of her summer acrostic project with Doreen from Kreuzstick Doreen. For the letter A, she stitched an alphabet passage from Shakespeare's The Peddler and finished 'Spells and Potions' by Annie Poilagie on Newcastle Vintage Grey fabric. For the letter N, she worked on 'Poppies' by Zumarokova, a full-coverage design she has trimmed to a quarter of its original size. Autumn projects include two finishes: 'The Philanthropic Pumpkin' by Hands On Design, and two small bags made from 'Birds and Berries' by Erica Michaels. She also shows her large WIP, 'Dutch School, 1790' by Permin from Copenhagen, stitched on tea-dyed 46-count fabric. Finally, she introduces September's embroidery marathon designer, Millefleur (Viktoriya Popovich), and gives a preview of October's designer, Jardin Privé (Nathalie Cichon), including a tour of the Jardin Privé website and its stitching app.

• Shows impressive progress on the beaded Tulips kit, with 65 bead types and a 300x250 bead count.
• Finishes 'Spells and Potions' by Annie Poilagie, stitched on Newcastle Vintage Grey.
• Works on the final acrostic letters A and N, including Shakespeare's The Peddler and Poppies by Zumarokova.
• Completes two autumn projects: The Philanthropic Pumpkin by Hands On Design and two Birds and Berries bags by Erica Michaels.
• Continues the monumental Dutch School, 1790 by Permin from Copenhagen on 46ct fabric.
• Spotlights Millefleur for September's embroidery marathon and previews Jardin Privé for October.