Flosstube 28 All the things and a new stitchy project

Welcome to my flosstube number 28! On the first day of the new year! Wishing you all a lovely 2025. I hope you enjoy the video and all the progress. Please find all info on the charts below. Do subscribe, like and/or comment! 

If you would like to get in touch with me please sent me an email: h.wiltjer@live.nl. 

My Etsy shop is: ADutchStitcherDesign https://adutchstitcherdesign.etsy.com

Flosstubers mentioned:
@TexasCrossStitchers 
@thegermanstitcher6155 

Intro: 
Photographs by Oomke Wiltjer, available from https://500px.com/p/oomkewiltjer.
Music: Our last dream by Enzo Orefice

Fully finished:
Hot Chocolate Season from Shannon Christine, available from her website.
My home, a freebie available from the website https://palkolap.blogspot.com/2020/

Finished:
The Spring Basket from Hands on Design, available at Local Needlework Shops (such as 't Gaerenhuys, Gent).
The woodpecker from the book Cross-stitch in the Forest by Max Pigeon.

New start:
Little house in the Autumn Woods, available on Etsy from WaxingMoonDesigns.
Read the books, stitch the things, available on Etsy from StitchingBookClub.
Monthly Village Club January by Country Cottage Needlework, available at Local Needlework Shops (such as @NancyBorduurt)

WIPs:
Christmas gnomes from Jardin Prive, available on their website. 
Collection Folklore from Marjorie Massey, available at Local Needlework Shops (such as 't Gaerenhuys, Gent).
Moon Deer from Owlforestembroidery, available from their website.
Japanese Garden, available on Etsy from CrossStitchObsession.
Mini Midnight Aura by Artecy, available on their website. 
Mountain Landscapes available on Etsy from Nikkipattern.
Landmarks, available on Etsy from TeenyWeenyXStitch.
Blue Horizon from UB Design, available online (but seems difficult at the moment, google is your friend ;)).

Location of 1800s pattern is  the estate Fraeylemaborg, Slochteren (the Netherlands), owner Gerrit van Houten Stichting. Lady who stitched the sofa is Louisa Hera Siccama-de Sandra Veltman (lady of the house from 1816 to 1847).