Nice to see all those finishes (& your work on your big pieces for this year). Growing up we had a crazy cat like Fox - they keep you laughing! Love seeing all those finishes, and the wall of Eve & Adam.
Thanks for doing these videos! Not only are they incredibly motivating, I love seeing your relationship and your shared love for your craft! Unfortunately I couldn't participate due to shattering my elbow that Friday - not so fun. But I'm back to stitching a bit at a time. Thanks for sharing your stitching and be well!
Oh Wow! I want to make MaryBeale’s Adventure calendar, too. I have linen and NPIS that I kitted a few years ago. Mom you are so inspiring. Both of you are really inspiring to watch all your needlework.
Hi I love your work it is beautiful. I'm also a Halloween fan and poe. Would be good to have a Halloween special. Would also love to see more of your mums work. You are soo lucky to share a love of cross stitch together xx
Cindy I don’t care for silk either. You have to secure the threads a ton because it’s so slippery!!! I’ll never choose to use silks 😂 Love those cats on the Berry bowls Jen 😊. LIFE AFTER DEATH IS INCREDIBLE!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for this, and other marathon videos, you have been great company over the past two days as I have stitched. Jen your volume of stitching is phenomenal, Wow, and good for you! I loved your Adam and Eve wall Cindy. You choose great topics, love them. I would really like to see more of your work Cindy. Looking forward to July.👏👏 Have a great getaway!💕
Wow! What a library of stitching you have - just awesome! I thoroughly enjoyed this marathon. It made a sick day in bed a lot more bearable. Thanks ladies! 😊 Olivia
You touched on my current pet peeve-hard to read symbols on charts! I recently stitched a project that only had six colors but two of the symbols were almost identical. Of course, I made errors and it was super frustrating. Wish designers would think this out more carefully! Anyway, I enjoy watching you and your mom and love seeing all your projects.
Thanks for showing these lovely finishes! You get so many things done! I love the interaction you two have and that you make time together to stitch and be together such a priority.
Thank you so much for a great video! 🙂 My suggestion for the old hand drawn charts with the symbols that are driving you buggy would be to send them to McKenna at 1884 Stitchery to see if she can help with them. She is really good at updating those old charts! My first cross stitch project was an old hand drawn Teresa Wentzler chart with lots of blends and quarter stitches and back stitch- ooolala still amazed I made it through that one lol
I don't know if I'm more jealous of all your finished projects or that your mom will do all those finishes. Especially the needlebooks! I might even have a needlebook at this point if I had her help :) !
Holy guacamole you have a lot of FO's😮 all those empty project bags coming after they have been fully finished to be refilled with new projects. Great job, loved the video
Would you please tell me how to spell the designer Rorvis? For the Oct 31 with the great alphabet? I would love to get it. You are doing some really great designs.
Why is it on charts with similar symbols, the symbols always end up next to each other in the pattern? I've mixed up colors on occasion. But its the small charts that really drive me bananas...the designer might choose 0 and o...couldn't one of those for the love of be a J or F or something? On a large max size full coverage i think its more reasonable, but 10 or less colors, absolutely not. Anything under 26 colors should have distinct symbols between 52 letters (caps vs lowercase), 10 numbers and standard symbols like $@%&= to pick from. As for back stitch directions, I love designers who use colors or different types of lines. I'm less pleased with directions like use color A for the gold, B for the purple and the gold & purple are all next to each other. And again for the love of, make the back stitch line heavier than the 10x10 grid lines...I hate trying to guess if its a grid line or back stitch line. I know this comment is super late, but we need finishing stories from Jen exasperating her mom while trying to learn to finish. Finishing is an entirely different skill set. Personally i think pillows are the easiest thing to make lol. Flat finishes are a lot of patience required waiting for glue to dry.
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Ya’ll are so adorable….What a wonderful relationship❣️ I enjoyed seeing all your beautiful stitching….😍
Nice to see all those finishes (& your work on your big pieces for this year). Growing up we had a crazy cat like Fox - they keep you laughing! Love seeing all those finishes, and the wall of Eve & Adam.
Thanks for doing these videos! Not only are they incredibly motivating, I love seeing your relationship and your shared love for your craft! Unfortunately I couldn't participate due to shattering my elbow that Friday - not so fun. But I'm back to stitching a bit at a time. Thanks for sharing your stitching and be well!
Oh Wow! I want to make MaryBeale’s Adventure calendar, too. I have linen and NPIS that I kitted a few years ago. Mom you are so inspiring. Both of you are really inspiring to watch all your needlework.
Jen, I really like the new hair style.
Hi I love your work it is beautiful. I'm also a Halloween fan and poe. Would be good to have a Halloween special. Would also love to see more of your mums work. You are soo lucky to share a love of cross stitch together xx
Such great finishes!! You could finish those minis in the little embroidery hoops from Hobby Lobby & make them into zipper pulls!! So adorable 💛
Cindy I don’t care for silk either. You have to secure the threads a ton because it’s so slippery!!! I’ll never choose to use silks 😂
Love those cats on the Berry bowls Jen 😊. LIFE AFTER DEATH IS INCREDIBLE!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Awesome video ladies! The Death Head Moth looks great on the dark blue fabric. Silks are nice to stitch with, but I will stitch with my cottons.
Thank you for this, and other marathon videos, you have been great company over the past two days as I have stitched. Jen your volume of stitching is phenomenal, Wow, and good for you! I loved your Adam and Eve wall Cindy. You choose great topics, love them. I would really like to see more of your work Cindy. Looking forward to July.👏👏 Have a great getaway!💕
Great inspiration ❤❤❤
Wow! What a library of stitching you have - just awesome! I thoroughly enjoyed this marathon. It made a sick day in bed a lot more bearable. Thanks ladies! 😊 Olivia
You touched on my current pet peeve-hard to read symbols on charts! I recently stitched a project that only had six colors but two of the symbols were almost identical. Of course, I made errors and it was super frustrating. Wish designers would think this out more carefully! Anyway, I enjoy watching you and your mom and love seeing all your projects.
Thanks for showing these lovely finishes! You get so many things done! I love the interaction you two have and that you make time together to stitch and be together such a priority.
The Death Head Moth is gorgeous.
Thanks for sharing ladies. Another great video!
Bravo ladies! Jen, your finishes are amazing. 😍
Thank you so much for a great video! 🙂 My suggestion for the old hand drawn charts with the symbols that are driving you buggy would be to send them to McKenna at 1884 Stitchery to see if she can help with them. She is really good at updating those old charts! My first cross stitch project was an old hand drawn Teresa Wentzler chart with lots of blends and quarter stitches and back stitch- ooolala still amazed I made it through that one lol
I’ve said it before, and I will say it again. I always enjoy videos of the two of you together. ❤
Loved the parade of finishes! As usual, lots of laughs and good times.
Awesome videos and finishes! My daughter is in love with the death head moth!!
I love seeing all the projects. Great job
I am loving your floss too because almost all of you stitches I have never seen before. I really like what you guys stitch.
I don't know if I'm more jealous of all your finished projects or that your mom will do all those finishes. Especially the needlebooks! I might even have a needlebook at this point if I had her help :) !
She’s definitely my saving grace and the only reason I gave any ffos!
You both are AMAZING!!! 😁🌹🌹
Loved this so much. Just wondered what the design is that had the whole alphabet done with only the first letter of each and was seasonal.
Holy guacamole you have a lot of FO's😮 all those empty project bags coming after they have been fully finished to be refilled with new projects. Great job, loved the video
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Love your video. What are ya gonna do with all the magnet boards? :) that whale! I can't say its my favorite but it looks so great.
Oh how did I miss this!!!
Would you please tell me how to spell the designer Rorvis? For the Oct 31 with the great alphabet? I would love to get it. You are doing some really great designs.
I went searching also & it’s by Rovaris 💛
I had just thought to myself the same thing, when Jen says “sub colors” I think what does she mean below colors? lol
Is there #24HOCS shirt merch anywhere to purchase?
I’m working on it! Hoping to have something figured out before the July marathon!
@@quirksandstitches That would be awesome so I could have it for the one I am hosting locally and could point anyone that is interested there!
Why is it on charts with similar symbols, the symbols always end up next to each other in the pattern? I've mixed up colors on occasion. But its the small charts that really drive me bananas...the designer might choose 0 and o...couldn't one of those for the love of be a J or F or something? On a large max size full coverage i think its more reasonable, but 10 or less colors, absolutely not. Anything under 26 colors should have distinct symbols between 52 letters (caps vs lowercase), 10 numbers and standard symbols like $@%&= to pick from.
As for back stitch directions, I love designers who use colors or different types of lines. I'm less pleased with directions like use color A for the gold, B for the purple and the gold & purple are all next to each other. And again for the love of, make the back stitch line heavier than the 10x10 grid lines...I hate trying to guess if its a grid line or back stitch line.
I know this comment is super late, but we need finishing stories from Jen exasperating her mom while trying to learn to finish. Finishing is an entirely different skill set. Personally i think pillows are the easiest thing to make lol. Flat finishes are a lot of patience required waiting for glue to dry.