Finished Two More... 15 and 16 for 2022

Band Sampler - Historical Sampler Company.  Finish #15 for 2022.  Done on a white evenweave 28 count something, one over one, using the suggested dmc flosses.  Not my usual stitch, not my favorite color combination, but that was kind of the point.  Do something that is not your usual stitch. 

This is where it was when I picked it back up again.  Last worked on it December 2021, so a finish a year later, it's lovely to have it done. 

La D Da - Marion the Librarian.  Finish #16 for 2022.  Done on Colour and Cotton 32 count Yellow Cake jobelan, one over one.  The fabric is much more yellow.  Used dmc floss, switched the red to a darker cherry red.   My camera isn't very accurate at photos and details on something this size.

Just a photo to show the scale and that the finished thing is crazy small.  It finished at 2 by 3.5 inches, with a stitch count of 61 x 126.  Last worked on it April 2020.  This maybe shows the fabric is more yellow.  It also shows where it was when I picked it back up again.

Didn't grab either of these for a reason, just grabbing random from the already started stuff.  But the pile is huge, so getting things that were close to done is just random.

Another skein completed.

Pandemic from Long Dog Samplers.  This is 8 skeins and 11 pages completed.

Totin' Hare by La-D-Da.  I can not even explain why I had to start this, but I did.  The border matched up.  It will be 8 by 3 inches, a small thing compared to the rest of the things I have been working on recently.  Pandemic is over 15 by 12.5 inches.

Just Silly Stitching

La D Da - Marion the Librarian.
On Colour and Cotton - Lemon Cake 28 ct, dmc suggested flosses except the red which is 3857.
I started this a while back.  I never think too far ahead about how big something will be.  The stitch count on this is 61 x 126.  But wanna see something silly...???

It is soooooo tiny.  It is 2 inches by 3.5 inches.
It has initials and a year on the pattern, but I didn't need that.  You can see from the mostly finished borders - it's silly little.  Granted the poor woman has no head yet, the cat needs to be filled in.
This is after the third round of working on it, and it's going back into the pile to wait again.
But it kinda proves, you never know from a photo.