Anyway I decided to go with Bloglovin' for my new reader and so far I'm getting on OK with it, so I'm happy again.
Progress has therefore been going well on The Butterfly Garden. I have the next section of phlox flowers stitched. The next section is a whole bunch of french knots. Well after all those daisy chains I'm not too eager to start the section just yet!!
The Butterfly Garden - The Drawn Thread.36ct Summer Khaki Edinburgh Linen.
Recommended hand-dyed silks and threads.
Love Butterfly Garden, it really is a great series. Glad you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're better. Butterfly Garden is coming along beautifully, and it's so pretty.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're feeling better, Andrea! Beautiful stitching on Butterfly Garden. Very, very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThe garden looks great. Glad you are feeling better too. As for finding a reading list. Well I will have to work on that one. I tried two last year when blogger was getting rid of things.
ReplyDeleteNicole/Beadwright
wow I really like this - very pretty - hugs, Amanda
ReplyDeleteLovely progress. Glad you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeletebeautiful spring flowers.
ReplyDeleteTeresa
I chose bloglovin' too - and so far we're getting along just fine. I miss the option of reading entire blog posts in Reader, but I'm guessing now my visits show up on blog statistics?
ReplyDeleteI love your butterflies and flowers - too bad I've lost the stitching mojo and found some knitting instead ;)
It's a lovely design and your stitching is so neat, stunning!
ReplyDeleteButterfly Garden is looking so pretty, can't wait to see more of it.
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better soon.
Marilyn
This is really coming along beautifully! I have this and Herb Garden in my stash, and really ought to work a section a week until it's done. French Knots, however, are not my forté. Definitely not looking forward to those! Keep up the great work.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous progress!!
ReplyDeleteHi, I just saw your comment about the little heart charms in your side bar. Surprisingly, they are available in some of the 'Pound' shops here in the UK and, I think, in The Works. They are usually on card in cellophane packets on those circular wire displays at the end of counters, very inexpensive too. I bought lots!
ReplyDeleteLovely stitching!
Irene xxx
That really is pretty! So springy : ) Glad you are feeling better!
ReplyDeleteLove the butterfly garden , this is on my pile to stitch
ReplyDeletesoon, hugs.
So glad to hear you are improved.
ReplyDeleteThis garden just gets prettier and prettier.
Coming right along. I love it!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, Angela! Glad to hear things are back in order for you.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you are feeling better. Lovely stitching xx
ReplyDeleteLove your progress. It takes patience to do all the starting and stopping on a piece like this but it's so pretty. I'm envious of your photo skills too!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are doing better.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful progress.
This is going to be stunning, I am really enjoying watching your progress.
ReplyDeleteIt's looking gorgeous so far
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors and nice work.
ReplyDeleteOooops, my comment was not accepted by you :-(. Guess I am on the "out" list or something. Very sorry. My words were so kind.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Andrea.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a gorgeous design.
Margaret
Glad to hear that you're feeling better. I think Butterfly Garden is such a pretty design and I really enjoy watching your progress on it.
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