Monday, 9 January 2012

First finishes of 2012 and The Travelling Pattern

Doing a Happy Dance for my first finish of the year, Count your Blessings by Shakespeare's Peddler. This is the travelling pattern as started by Sharon (Daffycat).
Sorry about the pictures on this post by the way, it's a grey old day and I can't get the colours to come out right, it's nowhere near as dark and dull as this in real life. Also the house isn't really curved ;D


So..
Do you want to join the fun and be the next stitcher of The Travelling Pattern?


These are the rules:-


1. comment on this post saying you would like to be part of the stitcherhood


2. by leaving the above comment you agree (if you are chosen) to stitch the design and send it along to the next person in a timely manner. if this means dropping eveything in your rotation to concentrate on this project, so be it. if you cant bring yourself to do this done sign up


3.  you must have a active blog to partcipate. if you have a blog but never post to it you wont be chosen to be the next stitcher.


4. this is a giveaway type traveling pattern. that means you must follow it from blogger to blogger to enter each time it is ready to send along. commenting on this post doesnt make you a guaranteed part of the stitcherhood.


the travelling pattern has been stitched by:-
1 Sharon of its daffycat Oklahoma USA
2 Karen of Karens Handiwork, South Carolina USA
3 Patty of Hanging on by a thread, Florida USA
4. Terrri of chocolates for breakfast, stitching for lunch USA
5. Lynda of a cozy little place for stitching, Oregon USA
6. Nataly of Natalys needle creations, Massachusetts, USA
7. Erin of fairy tales and french knots, NY USA
8. Jo of Serendipititous stitching, Suffolk UK
9. Mouse of tales of a a stitching mouse, South Yorkshire UK
10. Sally of stitchyangels treasures, East Yorkshire UK
11. Lesleyanne of Lesleyannes life of stitches, Northamptonshire, UK
12. Michelle of stitchercraftplace, Staffordshire, UK
13 Kath of kaths stitching heaven, Barnsley, South Yorkshire UK
14. Christine of The Alchymyst's Study, Cornwall, UK


I'll pick a winner on Sunday 15th Jan


In other news, I got tired of how sad and bare the house looked without it's Christmas finery, so; copying an idea I found on Pinterest  (yeah, I know,  I've got a Pinterest problem); I whipped up this  "decorative accent". All previous comments about the photographs apply but it's rather "me" don't you think?

17 comments:

  1. Me please - I'd love to join the Stitcherhood.
    Love the knitty display - I joined Pinterest too but not managed to get on there much unfortunately.

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  2. hello dear, please count me in for this lovely sisterhood..i so much wanted to stitch it..pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
    i love the knitting display..so sweet and lovely colors..
    keep well and me off to pray to get this chart to stitch..
    hugs cucki xxx

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  3. Oooo...I love your wreath :) Cute!
    Pintrest rocks! and so do you!

    Love your Count Your Blessings finish, darling!

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  4. Your Count Your Blessings finish is gorgeous Christine. Looking forward to seeing how you finish it off.

    Love your wreath! What a brilliant idea.

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  5. Pick me, Pick me! Pretty please :) I started the LK stitcherhood and would love, love, love to be a part of this one too!

    Great finish, I'll be back to see how you've finished it.

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  6. Such a cute finish, Christine--and I love your wreath!! Such a fun and creative piece :)

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  7. Count your blessings looks fab, love the stitched cloth peeking out from underneath.
    Cool woolly wreath, definately you.

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  8. ohhh well done on the finish ... love the wreath (don't count me in draw will you ..lol) can't wait to see how you finish it :) love mouse xxxx

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  9. Nice to see the finish and all who have stitched the pattern!

    I am addicted to Pinterest too!!! Really cutting into my stitching time.

    happy stitching...

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  10. I'd love a chance to be part of the Stitcherhood and stitch the traveling pattern.

    I love Pinterest! You're not the only person that has a small problem with it. I wasted a few hours there this afternoon. Your "wreath" is great.

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  11. I love the knitting wreath, an adorable accessory for the home and a great way to use up oddments of wool. Off to Truro today - have you checked out House of Fabrics oddments bins Christine? Last time I had some lovely bundles of fabric for for a few pounds, they came in so handy for finishes.

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  12. That knitting wreath is SOOOO cool! I love Pinterest--it is so fun!

    Great job on the Travelling pattern!

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  13. Yours looks fab and I'd love a chance to take part in the Stitcherhood

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  14. It's taking all my willpower to resist Pinterest, and seeing the cute wreath you've done doesn't help.

    Please pick me for the Traveling Pattern. It's high time it came back across the pond!

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  15. I would love to be the next to take the Traveling Pattern and I think I would like to become a member of the Sisterhood but . . .
    My name is currently in a lottery to become a member of a tailoring/garment construction project and I have to clear my schedule to be able to take it on.
    Can we talk about this at some unspecified time in the future?

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  16. Wow that Wooly wreath is just fabulous!!

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