Hello you lovely lot! How are you all?
This week I’ve got some lovely invisible stitching for you.
Here’s where I was last time..
Here’s where I am now.
Even I struggle to see it, and I know what I’m looking for! Here’s a clue for you.
Those pesky wings. I must admit, that there isn’t very much of it. I’ve also been using the extra thread to plug up some other holes. All in all a completely unfocused and invisible effort.
Never mind. Every stitch etc.
Anyway, time for me to move you on to the other amazing projects in this SAL. We’ve even got a new member this week. A big welcome to Clare!
Avis, Claire, Gun, Carole, LucyAnn, Kate, Jess, Sue, Constanze,
Debbierose, Christina, Kathy, Margaret, Cindy, Helen,
Linda, Heidi, Jackie, Sunny, Hayley, Tony, Megan, Catherine,
Our next update is on the 11th November, so we’ll see you then!
Much love xx
My Making Do Adventure 
lol, sorry but no matter how much I squint, I can’t see the new stitches ^^
Nevermind, less to do for next time!
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Every tiny step matters. Or so I’m told!
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I could see the progress but I appreciate the fact confetti stitching can be tricky ! It’s a lovely piece though so keep hard at it !
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Teeny little dots all over the place make things difficult to see. I may do some background too next time just so I have something to show 😆
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Now I know why I do not do cross stitch very often – I really admire your patience!
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Ok, I believe you 😉 Every stitch counts though so progress is progress!
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Nope, can’t see it LOL
It’ll all suddenly come together. Just you see 🙂
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Yes, maybe some background would be good for us to see but if you’re happy stitching confetti then why not? It’ll all be done in the end.
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LOL! Nasty confetti stitches that make us crazy, THEN, SUDDENLY you can see the picture and the detail is stunning. You are rocking those wings, and next time it will really show!
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Ah, confetti stitching in colours indistinguishable from white – I know all about it! Keep at it, and do the background if you need a break!
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You’re not convincing me to take my full coverage piece out!! LOL! Getting some background in is a good idea. A break from confetti and some progress to see might be encouraging. You got this!
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The only solution is to find yourself a bit where you can do lots of stitches all in the same colour, just to satisfy your eye 🙂 But you know you’ve done the work, so that satisfies us!
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First thought was “Oh no, I can´t find it”; so thank you for the clue!!!!!!
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Oh dear, I struggled to find it too! Though I’m sure when it’s finished if they weren’t there we’d be saying the opposite! Happy stitching, invisible or otherwise!
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Despite the confetti I think filling in the gaps is the way to go as this will make it look like you have done so much more.
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Ooh, the confetti stitching is such a challenge! Great job making progress!
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