Another One With a WIPs Problem

So Alyce shared on Monday that she had a few too many cross-stitching WIPs and well I am here to share that she is not alone in this problem!

BUT I am working on reducing my list.

I finished this guy on Monday and will be working on the next pile tonight.

The pile includes this one:

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I started it way back in January when I decided that this year I would really like to work on by stitching and embroidery skills. New Years resolutions and all, so I set and and bought some kits to start off with.

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I have finished 2 of the kits I bought, but still have a fair few to finish. That’s the thing with New Years resolutions, your all gungho in the beginning but as time goes on you tend to lose your momentum… well I do anyway.

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Do you do any stitching or embroidery? How did you learn?

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  1. I did a lot of crewel work in my teen and college days. I thought myself from a kit. I learned knitting and needlework in my 20′s again from books. Then caught the quilting fever in 1982! I saw Eleanor Burns on public tele and I was hooked! I’ve gone between quilting, red work, needlepoint and knitting since. I enjoy variety! Still after 40 years enjoy learning new things and fine tuning my skills. The Internet has certainly expanded my skills, interest and fun! Thanks!

  2. I do all my handwork in the evenings while we watch tv. I do cross stitch and hand embroidery.
    Love the Giraffe! Do you remember the pattern name? I have a friend that is just crazy about giraffes and I am always on the look out for new patterns:) Thanks!

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