Pretty Little Paris by Satsuma Street - Week 4

 More progress on Pretty Little Paris by Satsuma Street.  I have to admit it is a struggle to stitch all the white in this project.  I stitch mostly at night and I just can't seem to see the white stitched at times.

This week I finished Notre Dame and the hot air balloon.  I was also stitching on a small freebie from Hello From Liz Matthews called Hope but I didn't get a lot done.

 

Some pretties from our yard

 I love Spring and all the pretty flowers that come out.  If I had to choose one season to live in all year it would be Spring.  Bob planted much of his garden yesterday except for a few things.  Now on to the trugs which hold our eggplant and then all the pots and the marigold strip.  I have to get out and weed the strip where he plants the marigolds.  I figure that is the least I can do for him.  I'm not a gardener but I can weed. 

Pretty Little Paris by Satsuma Street - Week 3

 Here is my progress on Pretty Little Paris.  I had lots of frogging this week so not a lot of progress.

This project so so much brighter in person than in any picture I take.  I really wish it looked like the picture.  I got mad at this after I frogged most of the orange border on the bottom so I started April Flip-It by Lizzie Kate.  Didn't get much done but I did get a start.  I really don't like having more than one project going at any one time.  

Pretty Little Paris by Satsuma Street - Week 2

 

I've made some good progress on this.  I have about 10 or so stitched and the Eiffel Tower will be finished.  I would have done them last night but it is hard for me to stitch white at night.  Then I will continue to work on Notre Dame.  I should soon be at the halfway mark.  In person the colors look so much brighter.  I like the picture better than the real thing.

Satsuma Street - Pretty Little Paris

 I started this project a week ago today.  This is what I've completed in 7 days.

Designer:  Satsuma Street - Design:  Pretty Little Paris

Fabric and floss are called for

1st Stitch:  April 24, 2021