Finishing
Thanks, Rosemary, for catching my error in the dates for the August session. The formal session is 8 August to 11 August, a Friday to Monday weekend. However, Tricia is planning to be at Plimoth all week, from Monday 4 August to Friday 8 August (that’s what I was thinking of, I think) working on the gold. Anyone is welcome to come work for a day
or more that week, running into the weekend session or not. Please let me know what you’d like to do so we can plan accordingly jhall@plimoth.org
Sunday Astrida was planning to leave about 3:00 pm to get home to New Hampshire in time for her husband to participate in one of his favorite hobbies. She stayed late to finish a rose; here she is pleased and proud,
and a little tired too, with still a 2-3 hour drive ahead of her. She left around 5, I think, but not before Mr Astrida called wondering was she almost home? Not so much. We thank him for his patience and understanding – that rose couldn’t wait.
And here’s JoAnn, working furiously away to finish her last motif before leaving. Here are Wendy and Linda encouraging her work, and here’s JoAnn, also
looking pleased and a little tired. JoAnn stitched a pink, a motif that’s taking most stitchers between 7 – 10 hours to do. It was the last big motif on this piece that we have directions for (we’re waiting for marching orders on the borage, the bird & the fancy worms) and the big blank space there was really bugging Wendy for the last couple of weekends. Must get that pink done. And JoAnn did! There is one pink left on the jacket, a “split” one that’s divided by the line where one of the gussets will go.
Tags: Astrida, JoAnn, Linda, motifs, New Hampshire, pink, rose, Schedules, session, Wendy






June 25th, 2008 at 8:25 pm
So much has been done since I was there in November, I hardly recognize it! Absolutely stunning.
June 26th, 2008 at 7:36 am
Wow – the individual pieces are really coming along well. The colors are stunning! It’s funny how, when you see the individual motifs, the colors don’t jump out, but when you look at a whole close-up of a piece on the frame, it’s so colorful! All the colors work so well together!
What a sense of accomplishment each individual embroiderer will enjoy when the whole piece is complete! Any estimated time frame yet?
And here’s a question (don’t cringe): any similar project slated for future development?!!!