I can't believe it has been over a month since I last posted! I've been stitching away on this sweet design by Diane Arthurs (Imaginating). It's called Be Joyful Always. Isn't that perfect?!
I only have the leaves that trail down the right side to finish, and my goal is to have them done by the end of the month, because I have another fall project that I'm looking forward to starting around my birthday. We'll see how much time I have for stitching over the next little while. My dear Mom is staying with us right now. She had a stroke last year, so she needs a little (or a lot of?) extra attention. :) In fact, I think I hear her stirring, so I'd better scoot!
Blessings to you all! If I'm not commenting, please know that it is just because I'm not able to find the spare minutes right now.
Always be thankful!
Tricia
16 comments:
I love it! It is beautiful.
Awww, I just love this design! And I have a friend who's favorite quote is the one on this sampler. Great stitching!! You are a saint to take care of your Mom!! So few people take care of their parents anymore, I admire you!! *Hugs*
What a beautiful design Tricia! I had decided to part with all my autumn charts & kits but I fell immediately in love with this when I saw it. I have already placed it in my 123 Stitch cart : )
What a beautiful pattern. Your progress on it is lovely and I can't wait to see the finished product. I've added you and your mom to my prayer list and will be praying for you both!
That is cute!
It is so beautiful.... both the stitching and the design.
Very pretty good luck with looking after your mum
What a great design Tricia.
Very pretty!
You are doing a great job!
A really lovely project you are working on. Best wishes to mom as she spends time with you.
Great project. I have that one in my stash.
Linda
What a lovely design!
What a pretty fall design. I will be praying for you as you care for your mom.
Such a pretty autumn design.
Oh I love this! I need to make time for cross-stitching again. Thanks for the sweet comment you left on my blog--it means a lot to me.
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