▶ Watch on YouTubeFlosstube Ep 15! One Year on Flosstube 💃🏻
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Sam celebrates her one-year anniversary on Flosstube and thanks her viewers for their support over the past twelve months. She begins by sharing three projects she has decided to UFO: a Welcome to the Circus SAL by Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery stitched on 20-count Inca that she disliked, a Season's Greetings, Winter Girl piece by Barbara Ana Designs that she overcomplicated with Kreinik, and Dark Golden Delicious by Artsy Housewife, which she has passed on to her mother. She then shows three new finishes—Honey Faire by October House Fiber Arts, Cozy Moon Moth by The Cozy DH, and 1992 Santa by Prairie Schooler—along with two fully finished framed pieces, October Mood by Owl Forest Embroidery and Glittering Leaves by Nora Corbett. Sam also introduces two new starts: Drew Your Day by Artsy Housewife on 16-count grey spanel, and Velvet Pony's Magic Toolkit SAL on 20-count black Aida. She updates on her work-in-progress, Fiery Horse by Owl Forest Embroidery, and announces the winners of her blood drive giveaway, Heather LR Stitches and Christine's Quilt, noting that thirteen donors potentially helped thirty-nine people. She shares stitchy kindness including a framed Quaker Autumn Sampler by Praiseworthy Stitches from her mother and a review of Cross Stitch from the Dark Ages by Lindsay Swearing, before wrapping up with recent reads and plans for seasonal Halloween stitching.
- Sam celebrates her one-year Flosstube anniversary and thanks her community for their support.
- She UFOs three projects, including a SAL she disliked the fabric for and a piece she gave to her mother.
- Three small finishes and two fully finished framed pieces are shared, including designs by October House and Nora Corbett.
- Two new starts are introduced: an Artsy Housewife sampler and Velvet Pony's Magic Toolkit SAL.
- She announces the winners of her blood drive giveaway, with thirteen donors potentially helping thirty-nine people.
- She shows birthday stitchy kindness, including a framed Quaker sampler from her mother and the book Cross Stitch from the Dark Ages.