Stitchin'

Followed the suggestion of some who commented on my photo of several days ago and took a photo of the latest needlework as I'm working through the loss of my phojo. Just playing around with some scraps of fabric and a hand sewing needle.

[Shutterbug]

Good idea. Nice patterns.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Even your "fooling around" is so well done! I'm glad you took a shot of it- it's quite pleasant to look at.

[katy]

Perfect way to combine the two! I love all the stitching

[KWind]

Nice work!!

[Kathy A]

This is really cool

[Issi Bannerman]

Super image, Kathy. I sometimes have spells of losing phojo, but it usually comes back. Sometimes we just lack a bit of inspiration.

[Casablanca]

Nice one!

[Fran Balsera]

You are an artist.

[Susan Wakely]

What a great project.

[Babs]

Beautiful stitching it is quite a work of art

[Renee Salamon]

I love your stitching

[Wylie]

If you do instagram you might be interested in one of my neighbours cookeart (carol cooke)

[Margaret Brown]

Super stitch work and colours!

[Beverley]

I like it very much, uplifting colours! The stitches are an added energy & whiz bang.

[haskar]

That's cool.

[Call me Joe]

❤️👍⭐️

[Kathy]

@shutterbug49 Thank you. A calming project - not that I'm anxious or anything. Just don't want to become anxious.
@olivetreeann This is free-form hand stitching. Nothing's wrong unless the stitcher doesn't like it.
@grammyn Thanks Katy.
@kwind Thank you Kim.
@kjarn Thank you Katy.
@jamibann Hoping it will come back soon. I need to go somewhere. I shot about everything around the house.
@casablanca Thanks Casa.
@franbalsera Thank you for saying that Fran. I'd like to develop that side of me a bit.
@wakelys Thank you Sue.
@onewing Thank you Babs.
@rensala It's a lot of fun and there's no wrong way to do it. Thanks Renee.
@pusspup Thanks Wylie. I looked her up. She's very talented.
@craftymeg Thank you Meg. It's fun.
@beverley365 Thank you Beverly. I don't sew much and don't have much leftover fabric around. I went to the local fabric store and bought some "fat quarters." ) about 18" X 22" or 50 X 55 cm. Quilters use them a lot. @haskar Thank you Hannah.
@joemuli Thanks Joe.

[Tia]

Lovely creative stitching