Magically February

And somehow…it is February!  The guild didn’t meet in January since our regular meeting night fell on New Year’s Day, so February’s meeting was our first meeting of 2019.  Typically at the January meeting we do our MAGIC Reveal and sign ups for the next year’s MAGIC, but alas it happened in February this year.  So, everyone that participated in MAGIC (My Annual Good Intentions Contract) brought their finished (or almost finished) pieces they committed to for 2018.  It was fun to see the progress everyone made as well as some amazing prizes were awarded and those that participated received a gift.

Now on to our regular Show & Tell!

Cyndi S. – Snow Child – Shepherd’s Bush
Adam B. – January Jar – Needle Bling Designs
Adam B. – Quaker Eagle – The Workbasket
Codi M. – A Midsummer Night’s Fairy – Mirabilia

Stitched on 36 ct. Picture This Plus Masquerade

Michelle L. – A Crowned Bird Strawberry – Plum Street Samplers

2013 TRSG Workshop

Belle Soie silk on 36ct Lakeside Vintage Meadow Rue

Michelle L. – A Crowned Suitor – Plum Street Samplers

2013 TRSG Workshop

Belle Soie & NPI silk on 36ct Lakeside Vintage Meadow Rue

Michelle L. – Yule – Primitive Hare Designs

Michelle stitched with her own conversion of overdyed threads.

Michelle L. – Salem Village – Primitive Needle

Michelle stitched her own overdyed conversion on 40ct Picture This Plus Dapple

Debbie G. – Reflections of London – Ink Circles Designs

Stitched on 32 Ct. Zweigart Rocky Mountain

Features Big Bend, London Eye, Westminster Abbey, London Bridge, Gherkin, Tower, blue police boxes, bus, tube and the crown jewels

Robert H. – Sarah Stewart Hardman 1824 – Needlework Press

This was the 2018 Attic Needlework SAL which Robert lead throughout the year

Robert H. – Mexican Rainbow Sampler – Needlemade Designs

Robert was the model stitcher for this piece for Linda Vinson.  There are 13,500 satin stitches.

In March, we’ll be having a general stitch-in and members that are taking the Beth Twist workshop will get their pre-stitching so they can get started on that.  Until next time, happy stitching!

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