This is my TUSAL jar for the month. It's filled with the threads from the spring flowers embroidery...
with the threads from the Spring peacock...
and with the threads from the 8th century floor tile that I have been working on while travelling due to the simplicity of the pattern.
I ran out of the colour I've been using for the framework (3021) and
have to wait till Tuesday to get more as they have had some odd opening
times due to bank holidays and the opening times are in the morning, not
the best time of day for me to get anywhere except to the coffee pot. As a result I have been filling in the framework with the colours instead. If I place my hoop correctly I can get 2 loops of the same colour done at once and do 5 loops before I have to move the frame, so I can get quite a bit done before having to re-hoop.
I first started this blog due to "popular demand" for me to to share my cooking and quilting results in blog form as it was easier for friends and people who know me to see what I'm up to, especially compared to just an image hosting site. Now I blog because I enjoy sharing what I do and hope that I do in some way inspire people to try new things out as well.
Pages
- Home
- Completed Ancient Things SALs
- Completed Blackwork SALs
- Completed Fob SALs
- Completed Mystery SALs
- Completed Mini Magical Mystery SALs
- Completed NFSALs
- Completed Ornament of the Month SALs
- Completed Stocking Patterns
- Completed Temperature SALs
- Completed Weavers Band Sampler SALs
- All Other Completed SALs
- Tips and Tutorials
- Mystery SAL Tips
- Helpful Links
- Freebies on Other Sites
- 2010 Finishes
- 2011 Finishes
- 2012 Finishes
- 2013 Finishes
- 2014 Finishes
- 2015 Finishes
- 2016 Finishes
- 2017 Finishes
- 2018 Finishes
- 2019 Finishes
- 2020 Finishes
- 2021 Finishes
Saturday, 11 May 2013
Tusal & UFO #11: The 8th century floor tile
Labels:
Cross stitch,
Embroidery,
Roman,
Tile floor,
TUSAL,
UFO #11
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
How large is your jar? I have a 16 ounce canning jar that once full, I empty into a seal-able baggie to save for the next biscornu to stuff it with.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you do with your odds and ends?
Watch for my next post as it's a bit more information (with pics) than I can put here :)
Delete