FNSI_APRIL UPDATE

Well, here we are, another month has passed and we are slowly getting used to Iso (or maybe not in the case of TraderVic who is going absolutely stir crazy!) and it is time for my April FNSI (Friday Night Sew In), hosted by the lovely Wendy of Sugarlane Designs.

I decided to work on this UFO (dating from about 2014, I think). It is a freebie from Needleprint.

... and this is how much I accomplished last night.

So, this piece is on the move now, I think.

Click on the FNSI logo below, if you would like to see what everyone else got up to last evening.

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FNSI_February 2020 edition

I worked on two projects yesterday, Friday, for FNSI

and Friday Frolics - 

One small and one larger.... and drum roll, please.....

Both are Happy Dances!

First is PS Santa 2005 - I love the fact that he is holding a quilt and sewing equipment.

... and the second is Snowflake Serenade by CCN - I really love this design - the soft palette is so very gorgeous.

As you can imagine, I am Happy Dancing all over the house to have two finishes, especially Snowflake Serenade, which has been in my WIP pile for a while now.

Thanks for visiting and please don't forget to leave a comment as I do love a good chat.

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First FNSI report for 2020...

.... and my first for a couple of years!!!!!!

In case you are not sure what I am talking about, FNSI or Friday Night Sew In is a virtual stitching get together hosted by Wendy from Sugarlane Designs on the third Friday of every month.  Click on the button below to find out who took part this month.

I worked on three projects last night for FNSI, two smalls and one larger.

First up is the 2005 Prairie Schooler Santa, which is the first of the yearly PS Santas for a SAL with my dear friend, Marie (we plan to stitch all of them over the next couple of years).

Before:

 FNSI Progress:

My second project in last night's rotation was Winter Wonderland by CCN.  I do love this design - it is so very pretty.

Before:

FNSI Progress:  I stitched the two doves on the bottom panel (my goal is to get the bottom panel finished by the end of this weekend for IHSW - there will be a post on this on Monday).

... and I finished the Let it Snow panel - I added extra snowflakes 'cos I liked them so much.

I also worked on this unknown piece, just for fun!

Before:

FNSI Progress:

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