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| Up early and finished this round with size 80 thread did not have to fill shuttles at all. |
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| I have started cleaning and found very old (at least 20 years) cross-stitch, I forget the name of book it was from but it was called "I Cry" I was not the best with the stitching, many friends can stitch circles around me. I did make many different ones from this book though. |
Round 4 is looks good! I love the cross stitch. I used to do a lot of cross stitch and still have some fabric like yours lurking.
ReplyDeleteYes it was relaxing to do and fun because of it can be incorporated with so many things, something about filling in those little blocks that I loved!
ReplyDeleteSize 80 thread?!! It must be almost invisible! The doily is so intricate and pretty so far. Love your little Indian girl.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I do believe it is the smallest I have worked with, I know it is crazy!
DeleteYour doily is gorgeous!!! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd your cross stitch is sweet! :)
thanks you are so kind :)
DeleteYou look in good form!!I also loved cross stitch. Nice motif!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tally
DeleteBeautiful Indian picture, and your mat is looking gorgeous
ReplyDeleteMargaret
Thanks Margaret
DeleteMy, my! working in that small of thread! It does make the doily look very delicate. Nice color. The little cross-stitched Indian girl is lovely.
ReplyDeleteOh thank you so much.
DeleteYour doily is coming along superbly ! Love the colours :-)
ReplyDeleteYou have done the entire backstitch outline for the cross stitch pattern ! Wow - now that takes some patience !!!
I love the back stitch funny you should say that :)
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