
Then I thought, gosh let's redo how the chart is highlighted so we can right off spot the beading bits and ignore them. So I redid the chart (the beading parts are yellow, but I swear every time I went to stitch I picked a bit that needed beading.) I was working from and discovered I have a heck of a lot done:

So that motivated me to get even more done:


But I also discovered I'd stitched where there were supposed to be beads so we came to a screeching halt while I tried to pull out the offending corner

Now he's all ripped and fixed and all I need to do is get remotivated to work with blending filament.
1 comment:
Good for you Ruth!
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