Showing posts with label Passing Saturn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Passing Saturn. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Mystery Stitch Update
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Mystery Stitch Update
Now all I need to do a little bit of backstitching on the shuttle and the bottom half of the pattern will be done!
You can see the comet at the top of the picture... it's the highest point on the pattern, too. Unfortunately, I had to scroll the fabric back down to finish the rings, so you can't see the whole thing.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Mystery Stitch Update
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Mystery Stitch Update
I wanted to get a solid area done at the bottom of the pattern so I can scroll up. I even did backstitching (which I haaaaate!) so that it won't be waiting for me at the end.
Thank goodness for the Swimming and Track and Field trials that have been on... A replacement for hockey.
I'm still missing that one color for the planet, but I'm moving on for now!
One last note... I fixed the direction of the flag here. For whatever reason, the pattern had the blue stitch in the upper right corner, rather than the upper left (where it belongs).
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Mystery Stitch Update
The star at the bottom of the planet is sparkly, yellow blending filament and there will be another one below the shuttle.
I'm missing one color to complete the rings on the planet (which is why you notice black lines in there if you look closely) and my LNS owner is working on getting it for me. I hope it arrives soon!
Monday, June 2, 2008
Mystery Stitch Update
Monday, May 5, 2008
Mystery Stitch
I'm curious to watch it take shape, so I'm not going to give hints or show a photo of the finish now.
This is approximately 4 evenings of work... again, mostly during Penguins games.
I started with the brown (yes, dark brown on black... fun!) and was anticipating problems, but it's been moving along smoothly, so far.
There's lots of tweeding (blended thread colors) going on in the pattern, some of which you can already see, and I know blending filament will be involved, too.
I think I'll definitely be switching between this and other smaller projects, otherwise I'm sure I'll go insane.
This will be a gift when complete, so hopefully 7 months is a reasonable timeframe. We'll have to see!
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