Sunday, July 5, 2026

Starry Night Stitch-a-Long, part 9

Hi everyone! Time is so strange. Maybe it's because I'm feeling so stuck between the seemingly endless job applications and interviews and not moving forward. But I have been stitching. 

There's a secret project that I can't reveal until after a special date has passed, but I'm also just slooowwwwlllyy chipping away at my big Starry Night piece. 

Last time I had gotten here: 


And here's where I am now: 


By our next check in I'll have the next little column done. And three weeks after that I'll be 25% done! So satisfying to have the accountability of this fine group of very creative people to keep me moving -- at least on my crafts -- when I have felt so stuck. 

I'll post again on this project in three weeks. Until then, join me and check out what my fellow stitchers -- Avis, Claire, KathyMargaret, Megan, Deborah, Daisy, Cathie, LindaMary Margaret, Helen, and Cindy -- have been up to. And I'd like to say a special farewell to Sharon, who is stepping back from the group while she prepares to move across the country. You are always welcome here -- and I hope you won't mind if I check in on your blog. Sending you lots of hugs from Seattle. 

6 comments:

  1. I look forward to seeing the mystery stitchery. In the meantime I am enjoying watching your progress on Starry Night. Hoping you find a position soon.

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    1. Thanks Cathie! I just had another interview this morning, so I'm hoping that will keep moving forward. I also finished and mounted the mystery stitchery, so I'll be able to share it relatively soon!

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  2. Pleased to know we're keeping you motivated with this piece ^^ But sorry to hear the job seeking hasn't been successful.

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    1. Thanks Claire -- job seeking is so soul destroying, but I'm just trying to keep my spirits up. I'm also enjoying stitching in the evenings, and this piece has been a great project to keep chipping away at!

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  3. Fingers crossed that the job hunting is sorted out soon. I'm enjoying the slow reveal of the starry night column by column.

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    1. Thanks Avis -- I really enjoy breaking up the project by columns -- it's less overwhelming, and makes sure I keep working on other things so I don't get bored.

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