Flosstube #10 full coverage projects and a finish

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Ruth, host of SewRuthless, shares her stitching progress since May in this July Flosstube episode. She begins by showing her Heaven and Earth Designs full-coverage projects, including Golden Rose and God's Secret, both by Chris Ortega, stitched on 25-count fabric using two over one tent stitch. She discusses her stats, stitch counts, and her preference for this stitching method, mentioning that she'd like to try 22-count one over one full cross in the future.

Ruth also reveals two new starts: an unconventional cross stitch pattern featuring a woman holding a glass of wine, chosen in memory of a friend who passed away, and a Heaven and Earth Designs piece called Shadowness, also by Chris Ortega. She notes the unexpected purple tones in the latter. She then shows a small frog pattern from Etsy and a piece called Fine, before celebrating the finish of Chasing the Dragon, another Chris Ortega design, which she had framed at Hobby Lobby for $200.

Beyond stitching, Ruth shares her crochet projects, including a Halloween bunny and a pig named Peachon, as well as progress on a knitted sweater. She recounts a trip to Colorado and Texas, mentioning visits to Glenwood Springs, Doc Holliday's grave, and the Melanzana store in Leadville, where she bought a beanie and hoodie. She also mentions purchasing yarn, fabric, a project bag, tea, a leather jacket, and quilting stencils, ending with thanks to her subscribers.

• Shows progress on multiple Heaven and Earth Designs full-coverage projects, including Golden Rose, God's Secret, and Shadowness.
• Celebrates the finish of Chasing the Dragon, framed at Hobby Lobby for $200.
• Starts two new projects: an unconventional cross stitch in memory of a friend and a Heaven and Earth Designs piece called Shadowness.
• Shares crochet and knitting WIPs, including a Halloween bunny, a pig named Peachon, and a sweater.
• Recaps a trip to Colorado and Texas, including visits to Glenwood Springs, Doc Holliday's grave, and the Melanzana store.
• Mentions various purchases: yarn, fabric, a project bag, tea, a leather jacket, and quilting stencils.