▶ Watch on YouTubeFlosstube no. 10 - Sally stitches and…stitches some more
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Hi friends! I hope you can grab your stitching and join me for a VERY chatty update to all the crafty things I’ve been up to since my last upload. I’ve put some stitches in to several cross stitch projects, quilted a little bit more, and also refreshed my quilting and cross stitch organization a bit. New SAL Alert (details available around 27:30): Join me and The Redheaded Stitcher (@redheadedstitcher715) for a stitch along celebrating the 2024 Summer Olympics. We’ve chosen a design called French Tier by Erin Elizabeth Designs that should be fun to stitch during the opening ceremony. This small piece would look fantastic on any fabric you happen to have handy. If you’d like to join us, use the hashtag #FrenchTierOlympics24 on Instagram so we can cheer on your progress. Here are the projects I mentioned (in order of appearance): Cliff Walk Socks by Helen Stewart, knitted with Gluttony Sock yarn by Forbidden Fiber Co. Heirloom Quilt Cardigan by Katryn Seeburger, knitted with Skinny Sock/Singles by Hedgehog Fibres 324 by Works By ABC, stitched with DMC flosses on 36 ct. limited edition linen by Colour and Cotton. On Instagram we use the hashtag #324SAL to stay motivated! Berry Basket: Strawberry, Blackberry, and Blueberry. Patterns designed by Hands on Design and stitched with called-for DMC flosses on 36 ct. “Cream & Sugar” by Fiber on a Whim. Finishing felt purchased from Benzie Design (www.benziedesign.com) SAL hashtag: #TheBerryBasketSAL Arctic Animals SAL, hosted by The Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery (TFPS). Design stitched with called-for DMC flosses on 28 count “Nocturne” by Picture This Plus #TFPSArcticAnimals ---- #WIPmasinJulySAL – I made progress on several projects, but didn’t finish any. I also started using Markup R-XP to track my progress on these projects and it’s so satisfying to check all those little boxes. Twelve Days Ornaments by Tiny Modernist, stitched on 36 ct. “Winter Sparrow” by Forbidden Fiber Co. Seasons Greetings From the Fox Family by TFPS, stitched on 28 ct. “Faun” by Picture This Plus Christmas on Gingerbread Lane by TFPS, stitched on 28 ct. “Crystal Ale” by Picture This Plus ---- #TFPSSummerween: I finished the Halloween Wreath and made it into the cutest cushion cover. The pattern was designed by The Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery and stitched on 28 ct. “Pewter” by Picture This Plus Pillow pattern is of my own design to fit an 18” pillow insert with an envelope-style closure. Fabric is by the Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery through their Spoonflower page, along with a coordinating print from Ruby Star Society. ---- Other Sewing: Petal Pouch by Noodlehead Designs, made with my leftover quilt scraps from a Christmas Tree skirt I made years ago and the backing of my most recent quilt. “Weird Barbie” project bag, of my own design, using quilt scraps from the borders of my Satsuma Street SALs (Alice in Wonderland and Wizard of Oz) Atomic Starburst Quilt, designed by Violet Crafts. Fabrics used are Speckled by Ruby Star Society and Florida 2 by Sarah Watts for RSS ---- I watched a lot of YouTube! @elizabethanncanstitch – for convincing me to try Markup R-XP and for informing me that her longarm quilting studios exist. @MemphisSarahE and my not-on--flosstube friend Jenn N. – for hosting the Berry Basket SAL and for being nice friends. @FibersandFlossCanada – super fun to see all of your projects! @FrizzyLizzieStitches – I want to make the Lolacrow Deadly Aquarium after seeing hers, but I don’t think I’d be able to keep up @britches__get__stitches – I met Tasha at Stitch-Con and I think she’s one cool person. @theshakystitcher – She is so creative! I liked seeing her 3D printed floss drops. @redheadedstitcher715 – my new SAL buddy! @BeckStitchesEverything – I can never miss one of her videos. I love seeing all those Mill Hill kits come to life. ---- Thanks so much for watching. If you enjoyed my video and would like to contact me, you can comment, send an email to sallyyoun@gmail.com, or follow my adventures on Instagram – sallyyoun. Happy Stitching!