I’m full of flu but celebrating some highs, especially when I look at my October goals.
I finished Keely’s Angels, & that piece is already with the next (final) stitcher.
Yesterday I finished Lisa’s piece which had the Tattie Teddie theme. There’s a full day worth of backstitching there! Mine is the one on the right, with the pink sunflower.
And I’m down to the last two threads on Kathryn’s piece. I really like the idea of this one, as a cushion perhaps? CrossStitcher magazine from Jan 2011, designed by Jacqui Pearce.
I’m expecting to finish this one today, then I’ll be selecting the piece for the Mira RR. Yay! Love crossing off those goals.
I love the idea of several people working on a cross stitch and easy doing a section! It’s a great idea 🙂
There’s a fb group that I started with. That’s how I got hooked into the international Mira RR.
Do you mind me asking what the group is? Or a similar group? Also what does SAL stand for? I’ve seen it several times on blogs that seem to share projects or do wipwednesdays.
It’s a closed group called Roubd Robin Stitchers.
SAL stands for stitch-along. You may be doing the same piece or different pieces, it’s all about the encouragement.
That sounds like a great idea! None of my friends do cross stitch is it can often get a little lonely!
I love Round Robins! I did my first ever one last year & it’s so nice to contribute to someone’s WIP & a great challenge trying to find something to stitch that fits the chosen RR theme! I love the work you have shared! Keep going 🙂
Thank you! What one did you do?
I’m part of a Facebook group called ‘cross stitch friends in the U.K.’ & it was one organised last year. It was a group of four. I picked teddy bears as my theme & others included cakes, birds & fantasy. A lovely variety that kept me on my toes for 4 month! ☺️
I tried to take part in one this year but it’s fallen apart unfortunately! There’s always next time ☺️