Just love seeing you Jess I’m amazed at how much you stitched in 2023. You blow me away. Wish I could do that😂❤️. All your wips look amazing as always. Archer will definitely be a finish sweetheart ❤️. Look forward to seeing your continued progress this year and what other new starts might sleep in 🤣❤️. Happy stitching always ❤️
Hi Jess, loved seeing all your active WIPS - agree that if you wont hang it, it’s not worth stitching time and I completely think you’re on the right track with that thought process. Looking forward to seeing how your stitching pans out in 2024, take care - Nic x
Amazing amount of stitches stitched Jessica, what an achievement especially as you work full time. Its funny you saying Celtic, here in uk we pronounce it Keltic lol. It was great to see all you WIPs and hearing your plans. Stay safe🤗🇬🇧
There are so many amazing pieces I see out there that it would take a million years to stitch them all I hope you enjoy working g on your current and future pieces
The fabric that you have chosen is astonishing but I guess it will fit better for some light coloured pattern. You have some time to find a new fabric for the next lady design 😊 but considering your pace not so much though 😅 Happy new year,may your all planned projects will be launched! 🪄
I love your WIPs Jess. The patterns you're stitching are beautiful and I love all things HAED! I can't believe how fast you are too! What a skill. Where did you source the Mystic Alphabet from? I'd love to consider doing this pattern for my son. He'd love it. ❤️
Love the viedeo . I like to see full coverage but can’t stitch them myself . I have a question about the Painfree crafts Sal 2020 . Are the pattern working in Patterkeeper ? The backstitch don’t but the rest of the pattern ?
Thankyou. Yes the 2020 mythical alphabet Sal is mostly compatible with pattern keeper, due to the fractionals I found that the symbols at the side didn’t always match up, so I just had a screenshot of the key on my phone to look at when I changed colours, then if you tap on the three dots and tap view pdf you can see all the backstitching. The only issue I had was that each individual letter was in its own pdf document and the grids didn’t match from one letter to the next. It meant I had to go to the second overview picture in the pdf and then use that to count off the nearby elements to get the letter placed correctly. It was a little frustrating which near the end lead me to stitch a few of the backstitched words before the letters which made placing them so much easier. There’s even a separate pdf for that with the border and some features in the middle of each letter
