The day before we left I got a surprise package in the mail from one of my sons, he recently traveled to India and bought me a few yards of silk. The colors are extremely vibrant, my photo doesn't do them justice.
The peacock and saffron colors are so much more intense than the photo shows. Right now I have no idea what I will do with these, just fondle and admire for awhile.
I kept up with my daily projects while on the trip, usually in the evenings after dinner.
365 red circles #120 - #134
Indigo and rust #48 - #62
Week #18
Week #19
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Yes, we did miss you. Sounds like a great trip!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa, it was a good trip.
DeleteI did miss you. I love to look at your stitching. What type of stitch is in the center of week 19?
ReplyDeleteThanks Regina. The center of #19 is a #5 hand dyed pearl cotton couched down with a matching thin thread. I laid the heavy thread down in the curvy pattern as I stitched it with the other thread.
DeleteI did miss you, too, but enjoyed your daily pictures. Good for you for keeping up with your daily stitching projects. Gorgeous as usual. Especially love the last one. Look forward to your travel pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful silks. They are worthy of a special project. Your stitching is incredible, as usual.
ReplyDeleteGee, you were in my neck of the woods! I'm in Flagstaff, and have some of my fabric bowls in the Meteor Crater gift shop! Sounds like you had a great trip, and good that you had handwork to tide you over!
ReplyDeleteNope, didn't miss you, but that's because I was buried in work and couldn't even turn on the computer. So glad you kept stitching on your trip. LUV the last circle with all the French knots--perfect!
ReplyDeletebest, nadia
I am a first-time visitor to your blog- coutesy of 'Off-the-wall-Friday' and I'm glad I found you! I love your daily stitching projects- I'm planning on reading more.
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