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Wednesday, September 02, 2015

WIP: Charland's Stocking

I'm continuing work on Charland's Stocking from Shepherd's Bush. I love how quickly these go when you put your mind to it.

And when you have a sick day and a half. (Don't worry about me, just a little low level nausea.) Things really charge along when you don't have eight hours of work interrupting! So jealous of all the retirees. Eighteen more years.


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14 comments:

  1. Margaret6:48 PM

    So pretty! Hope you feel better.

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  2. Pamela7:00 PM

    Very nice and great progress. I only work part time and often stitch all day, and I still don't have enough stitching time!

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  3. Needle Nicely7:32 PM

    Glad you felt well enough to stitch. When I don't feel well, I "take to my bed" and sleep the day away! No stitching done then.

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  4. Annie9:39 PM

    That's a really nice piece. I can't even lift a finger when I'm sick. Hope you are feeling better now.

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  5. Linda10:16 PM

    Great progress Nikki. Hope your feeling better.

    Linda

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  6. Bea12:23 AM

    Coming along beautifully. Hope you feel back to normal now.

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  7. Julie6:42 AM

    SO very pretty. {get well hugs} x

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  8. Caroline8:12 AM

    That looks great! It's always such a treat to have some uninterrupted stitching time - you put yours to good use.

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  9. Beth W4:57 PM

    Yes, retirement will be an excellent opportunity to get things done! Or start more projects. ;)
    It looks great, and I love how swiftly it's all coming together!

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  10. Robin in Virginia9:24 PM

    Sorry you are feeling under the weather! Hope you are feeling better soon. The stocking looks fabulous.

    Robin in Virginia

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  11. Jo who can't think of a clever nickname2:54 AM

    Sick days when you are just a bit poorly are the best! Too ill for work or housework but not too ill for a little light stitching.
    I can't even start a countdown because they keep extending the retirement age but it's at least 17 years, maybe 20 by the time I get there.

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  12. Robin7:58 AM

    Looking good.

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  13. Justine3:34 PM

    Very pretty! Such soft colours. Jo and I must be the same age as I have 17 years at least to go too! Hope you're feeling better.

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  14. Unknown10:53 AM

    Wow, that's really coming along!

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