Hello, everyone. I'm Tanya, and I live in Arizona. I'm so excited to join you in this project. It's my first SAL. Normally, I stitch reproduction samplers, so this is a nice change for me. I've had the charts in my stash for several years. Occasionally, I'd pull them out, consider starting them, and then put them back. Thank you, Vonna, for setting this up. As you can see, I've started with the Z. I'm a bottom right to left stitcher. I'm doing it over one on 30ct. linen, as one piece, just like the picture Vonna provided. The only change I'm making is to put the & between the Y and Z. I'm looking forward to seeing every one's progress.Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Z is for...
Hello, everyone. I'm Tanya, and I live in Arizona. I'm so excited to join you in this project. It's my first SAL. Normally, I stitch reproduction samplers, so this is a nice change for me. I've had the charts in my stash for several years. Occasionally, I'd pull them out, consider starting them, and then put them back. Thank you, Vonna, for setting this up. As you can see, I've started with the Z. I'm a bottom right to left stitcher. I'm doing it over one on 30ct. linen, as one piece, just like the picture Vonna provided. The only change I'm making is to put the & between the Y and Z. I'm looking forward to seeing every one's progress.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
3 comments:
So pretty, Tanya! I'm so glad you're a bottom right starter. :D
That's a good idea putting the "&" between the Y and Z, honestly I never even noticed that's what it was!
Yep I'm putting my "&" in between y and z too...just like the song :)
Post a Comment