Despite feeling poorly, I managed a few minutes upright in the Happy Chair yesterday. I got the bright idea to outline the deer so that I could do all of the filling-in while only half awake. I don't think I've done that before, but it sure makes sense to me now.
Thank you for all of your loving concern, Dearies. I will see the doctor tomorrow afternoon for a check-in to make sure that this is just a case of the icks. I've been behaving myself quite nicely with lots of rest and fluids and Tylenol, so never fear...I'll be back in the proverbial saddle again soon.
Happy Monday to one and all...
Coni dear, I truly pray your on the upswing & will have a good report from your Drs.
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Hoping that today finds you feeling better. I am consumed with concerts during this busy holiday season, but hope to be able to stitch again soon. I just walk by and think...maybe next week. ;o)
ReplyDeleteYou set such a good example for those of us who have trouble slowing down especially at this time of year. Get well. Keep us informed.
ReplyDeleteTake it easy Coni...sending good thoughts winging your way...xo Mj
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday Coni. Let me echo the comments of my fellow stitchers. Lie low. Take care. Polish the saddle for speedy remounting. I LOVE this project you're starting. I've never really done any cross stitch, but the loveliness of the projects you select has me rethinking that position. I'm looking forward to seeing how this turns out; I might dip a toe into new waters. Be well. Hugs and love, Robin in Bloomington
ReplyDeleteFeel better soon! (And I outline things all the time if possible.)
ReplyDeleteI usually outline to set the pattern and proceed, otherwise I let myself in for surprises...this looks like
ReplyDeleteit will be a charming piece...
I know you are taking care of yourself, because if you don't... your Jersey boy will do it for you. God bless you both with all good. Love, hugs & prayers, Cathryn ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteRest rest rest, and lots of water, seem to be the best weapons against this nasty virus. I'm just pulling out of a bug that began over a month ago, seemed to go away, then a couple weeks later a relapse hit that was twice as bad as the first go round! All that after the flu shot! Hoping yours goes away much more quickly. And I have to say, much respect for your stitching skill despite how you're feeling--if I attempted to outline a cross stitch deer last week, it would've had at least 7 legs . . . keeping you in prayer for healing.
ReplyDeleteSending gentle hugs and warm thoughts your way; hope you are feeling better soon. Your deer looks super. I like to outline things when I stitch. It is particularly helpful when stitching with others.
ReplyDeleteI hope you're feeling better soon, Coni. I learned something here today. I've cross stitched a few pieces, but work mostly on painted canvas. I have never thought about, or been taught to outline. Brilliant! How much time I would have saved had I known that.
ReplyDeleteYou are in my prayers. Thank you for teaching us about outlining, what a great idea! I am going to try it!
ReplyDeleteI hope the doctor visit goes well, but happy to have you take the precaution. Your deer is already looking good.
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It does make sense to do the outline first but for some strange reason I just can't bring myself to stitch like that. Weird stitcher over here! Ha!
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