For this update I have made a boatload of progress. This is where Three Boats on a Tropical Beach was at the end of January.
I have almost finished stitching the portion of the interior of the topmost boat that is on the current page.
There were a whole lot of blues and oranges to stitch. I will soon be working on the second boat. I wish I could say that I am close to the end of this page, but I have just passed the midpoint of it. There is also still another 3/4 page to stitch on the bottom of this column after I finish the current page.
This Stitch Along is hosted every three weeks by Avis at Sewing Beside the Sea who kindly sends us the needed posting reminders.
Grab yourself a cup of coffee or tea and take some time to visit the other bloggers below who are part of this stitch-along. There is a wide variety of stitching projects. These talented stitchers are from all over the world, so please allow for the time differences and check back for each post.
Avis, Claire, Gun, Christina, Kathy, Margaret,
Sunny, Megan, Deborah, Sharon, Daisy,
Cathie, Linda, MaryMargaret, Cindy, Helen
Thanks for stopping by!
Well done , it's looking great .
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your Sunday hugs June.
It’s exciting to see the boats emerging as you add more colourful stitches to your project. Gail at the cozy quilter
ReplyDeleteA "boatload" of stitches has definitely been accomplished, Cathie! Love that quilt in your header too.
ReplyDeleteI bet you are very glad to finally reach the boats! It’s going to be beautiful when finished!
ReplyDeleteWow so many stitches overall, progress is looking good!
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Deletejust take your time, Cathie, no need to rush. This is a marathon of a project, and you'll finish that next page when you finish it ^^ Jusy enjoy the process.
ReplyDeleteThis has no end date, but I do like to see some progress. With 24 pages in total, it will be a while until it is done.
Deleteslow and steady, bit by bit. It's fun to watch you progress.
ReplyDeleteNice to see the boats starting again on this page. How many pages does this design have altogether?
ReplyDeleteThere are 24 pages for this design. 4 pages in each of 6 columns. I am on the second column.
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