Ink Circles - The Red Ship of Lesser Commitment. Finish #9 for 2022. Used more than one skein, but less than two of dmc 938. One over one, on 28 count China Pearl Jobelan. It was a new start and I stayed with it till it was completed. We are not counting, but I think it is my third new start and finish so far this year. The point is NOT to make the already started pile larger.
Yep, number 4 is the smallest, and is turned sideways on the fabric. But it's a bit hard to tell scale, so...
Big Red Ship - the largest is 12 inches wide x 14 inches high. March 20, 2021
Modestly Sized Ship is 10 inches wide x 9 inches high. April 5, 2021
Small Ship is 6 x 6 inches. March 8, 2022
Smallest (today) is 4.5 inches wide, and 5.5 inches high. April 26, 2022
Dates after are finish dates, two last year, two this year, almost a year apart. Who knew that March and April were Ink Circles Ships months for me? For me, this series is completed. I liked it and enjoyed it, but I'm out of fabric.
I had picked up Sarah Spurr, and was filling it in when I picked up that ship stuff. It's was so close, and looked like the below photo when I picked it back up again. Leaves on tree, hand flower leaves, and the light part on the bird ( which doesn't really show ) got filled in... , then I started a boat..., so now back to Sarah again.
