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Stacey Pignatore, host of Bluebird Paper and Thread, shares a cozy stitching update from her she-shed in Southern California. She begins by showing a fully finished sampler, 'This is a Simple Life' by Teresa Kogut, which she framed with anti-reflective glass and UV protection, despite ordering the wrong size. She also reveals a second finish, 'Summer Trio' by Brenda Gervais, which is ready to become a pillow, and a new start on 'Summer Swan' by the same designer.
Stacey discusses her progress on several WIPs, including her Sunday Sampler 'Halloween Quaker' by Lila's Studio, her Friday focus 'Let it Snow' by Brenda Gervais, and the 'Beach Boardwalk Surf Shop' by Little Cottage Needleworks. She also shows her Star Wars project, which is a long-term piece stitched on 40-count linen, and mentions her plans for upcoming finishes and vacation stitching.
In the haul segment, Stacey shows Sweetwater labels from her tagged club, fabric for a project bag for her son, and new charts from Teresa Kogut's Patreon, including the 'Sweet Autumn' ornament. She also mentions a quarterly freebie from Chantelle's 141 Design Company, which is a turkey project. She closes with plans for the coming weeks, including a possible break in filming due to training and vacation.
- Fully finished 'This is a Simple Life' sampler by Teresa Kogut, framed with anti-reflective glass and UV protection.
- Finished 'Summer Trio' by Brenda Gervais, ready to become a pillow, and started the house design on the same fabric.
- New start on 'Summer Swan' by Brenda Gervais, stitched on 40ct Vintage Country Mocha linen.
- Progress on 'Halloween Quaker' by Lila's Studio, with a goal to finish before Halloween.
- Worked on 'Let it Snow' by Brenda Gervais, her 2025 birthday start, on 40ct Snow Flurries linen.
- Showed progress on 'Beach Boardwalk Surf Shop' by Little Cottage Needleworks and the Star Wars project.
- Haul included Sweetwater labels, Marine Corps fabric for a project bag, and new Patreon charts from Teresa Kogut.