I accept the challenge to finish everything I have now before buying anything else. Remember that says everything I have now. Exceptions include gifts, what is already ordered, using my 20% off coupon from Amy's, and classes already scheduled. That said, I had better get stitching!
What to work on first....
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Green shingles on the Thanksgiving House |
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The package this elf is holding |
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The sky on Sunday Meeting |
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Or just one stitch in this Acorn by Melissa Shirley |
Good for you! My husband says I need to do the same thing after finding my stash! Sometimes I spend more time looking at other canvases than stitching! I like the idea of finish two buy one. I better get going! I think I better take the challenge as well to save my marriage! Lol. I admire you. I would keep working on the Thanksgiving house for now!
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
DeleteI wish you only but the best of luck! I should be like Linda and go through all of mine and make some Ebay sales. I know that I have pieces that I look at and say "what was I thinking". I will never stitch them.
ReplyDeleteNow my first vote for your finishing order is.......Your daughter's stocking!
Have a great stitching week.
Agreed!
DeleteWell, if that is what you want.
ReplyDeleteI do. I feel uneasy with all this unstitched stuff around here. The joy of new stuff is overshadowed by what is undone. Oddly, I feel energized about the whole thing. If I could just get everyone back in school, I feel I could perform some Olympian stitching!
DeleteI will be cheering for you! Hopefully some of your determination will rub off on me. Remember a while back when you counted all your canvases? Well that prompted me to do the same. I thought I had about 20 canvases. Wrong...I was still counting at 100. So I've put myself on the finish 2 = buy 1 rule. But really it should be finish 10 = buy 1. Anyways, I know you can accomplish your goal! Hope today is filled with lots of quality stitching.
ReplyDeleteCan I visit your store? HMMMM....wondering if bartering was part of this challenge?
DeleteYou can do this! I've set a goal to stitch at least an hour a day now. Of course once I begin stitching it stretches into 2 or 3 hours.
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed Miss M. So excited she has begun to stitch. Perhaps she'll spread the enthusiasm through the Chi O Girls..........Sarah
That's great that you are stitching that much. What a recipe for success.
DeleteAre you sure you want to do this? I am giving you a second chance to change your mind. :)
ReplyDeleteI go back and forth. Did you see the Challenge List on the blog? Seems to be more necessary by the minute!
DeleteBut Stephanie this could be years of stitching and no shopping. Sometimes you just have to shop.
DeleteWhat about your trip to Amy's in October? Can you only work on the project you are bringing and not be tempted by all of the beautiful canvases she has? I couldn't
ReplyDeleteOh, I will be tempted, but I will resist.
DeleteOh dear, not sure I could do this!!! Got to hand it to ya girl friend!!! I have scaled down by getting rid of some canvases I knew I would never stitch, but still have a wishist with peacock alley!!! Proud of you Steph!! Hugs, Donnelle
ReplyDeleteI am not sure I can do, but I really want to try my best. Thanks for your support. xoxo
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