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Tuesday, February 26, 2019

February OMG - Temperature Project finally begun!

Hi everyone, not all that much progress, but I feel like I FINALLY broke the seal and did a little stitching. This month's OMG was really just to get started on this project that was feeling so overwhelming. And, well, I started.


The black wool finally arrived, I finally started stitching the grid, and I chose 7 stitches to use on the different days of the week to add a little more variety to what is still only a 3-color project! I haven't even stitched a complete week yet -- far from my "if I get to the end of January I'll feel like a boss" statement from the beginning of the month. But all progress is progress, right?

I have some concerns that I can see the canvas through some of the stitching -- will this continue to bother me? Or will I just relax and trust that it will look okay in the end? Who knows. I also have some concerns about the sheer amount of wool I'll be using and the inconvenience of getting more. But, hey, I have to do a lot more stitching before that will be the case.

The fact that I've done any stitching at all is largely due to the One Monthly Goal link-up over at Elm Street Quilts. Dozens of crafters of all types pledge to complete a goal at the beginning of the month, and then check in at the end with their progress. I assure you that the others do more than I've done, so go check them out.


Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal - February Finish Link-up

4 comments:

  1. Great progress. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your project.

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  2. What kind of wool are you using? And what colors do you anticipate needing? Daughter brought me a box of Persian wool I doubt I will use - maybe I could send some to you.

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  3. Isn't it great, having these linkups to motivate ourselves with?

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  4. What a great project and I’m glad you feel like you are getting somewhere with it. I’m sure the canvas will disappear amongst itself as more colours and stitches are added in.

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