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Rachel, the Nutmeg Stitcher, shares her July stitching update and August plans. She explains that July was busy with personal events, including a girls' weekend in New Hampshire, her aunt's 85th birthday party in Rhode Island, a football game at Yankee Stadium, and a BTS concert, which limited her stitching time. She shows the few pieces she worked on, including 'Anhein Nature Sings' by Kathy Bareric, a new start on 'Seasonal Pantry' by Brooks Books, and progress on 'Liberty Bay 1912' by Twin Peaks Primitive, among others. She also discusses her love of 36-count evenweave fabric and her experience with Pattern Keeper.
- Rachel shares her busy July, including a girls' weekend, an 85th birthday party, a football game, and a BTS concert, which limited her stitching time.
- She shows progress on several WIPs, including 'Anhein Nature Sings', 'Liberty Bay 1912', and a new start on 'Seasonal Pantry'.
- Rachel discusses her preference for 36-count evenweave and recommends trying it for those who find linen difficult.
- She outlines her extensive August plans, including many carryovers and new starts, and mentions her temperature stitching project.
- She talks about using Pattern Keeper and the challenges of tracking progress on older patterns.
- Rachel shares personal stories, including her husband's new BTS bias and her love of blueberry pancakes with peanut butter.