A timely posting for the month of October as I continue to work on “Trick or Treat”. At our last posting she looked like this….
Three weeks and I made some good progress. I did not get the back stitching done as I hoped but the bat joined the haunt, a window fixed, a pumpkin got a stem, along with completing the ground and border.
While this looks almost finished, there’s so much more to come with this project.
Now it’s off to take a look at what everyone else has been working on, please join me. We live all over the world so you may need to allow for time differences. Posting takes place every third Sunday, local time. Our next updates will be posted on the 25th October 2020.
Avis, Claire, Gun, Carole, Sue, Constanze, Christina, Kathy, Margaret, Cindy, Heidi, Jackie, Sunny, Hayley, Megan, Deborah, Mary Margaret, Renee, Carmela, Sharon, Daisy, Anne, Connie, AJ, Jenny, Laura, Cathie, Linda, Helen
Piecing Life Together One Stitch At A Time 
I love the bat 🙂 We’ve got them here, swooping past my head every evening as I go out to feed the hedgehogs.
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I loved how the bat turned out too….but hedgehogs (?) 🙂 lol
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Yes, 3 wild hedgehogs visit the garden for dinner (puppy food) every night. They’re incredibly cute and populations are shrinking rapidly here so it’s important to look after them 🙂
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I can’t get past hedgehogs either! Love that!
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I LOVE them 🙂
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It’s looking great!
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Thank you Carole 🙂
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I love stitching halloween designs! The bat is a cute addition 🙂
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Love it Sharon, the border is a great addition and you are really filling out the details. I just love Halloween themed projects, I definitaly need to add one for next year! Crafty hugs, Jenny xx
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Thank you Jenny – I enjoyed doing this border. I’ve been winging quite a bit of the detail. This one will be a next year gift 🙂
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Definitely pulling this one off even if you’re on the wrong cloth! 😍
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Thank you Deb 🙂 Wrong cloth, wrong color floss, this is one I am basically winging this one.
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Definitely a timely stitching project! Will you be able to complete it before Halloween this year? It’s looking good; I hope it continues to be fun. 🙂
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Thank you ~ this will be a gift for next year. No way I can get her done 🙂
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well done ^^ and time to start working your way downwards?
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Thank you 🙂 yup, working my way downwards now ~ have a great week
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I love those little oak leaves on the border, this segment is looking great Sharon!
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Thank you Kathy. I actually winged it on the pattern as it was so hard to follow the pattern which was so tiny ( and I didn’t enlarge pattern) I thought the little oak leaves turned out sweet too 🙂 Have a great week.
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That bottom part was quite a bit of stitching! It looks great!
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Thank you Susan. I really winged it on this part. I did not enlarge the directions so it was very difficult to follow. I am pleased with how it turned out.
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Scary, but at the same time, looking great 🙂
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LOL, thank you!
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It’s looking great, love the bat!
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The bat is definitly a favorite of mine too
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When I saw this i though you had a happy dance, now looking forward to seeing what more is to come.
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It does look like a finish but more to come 🙂
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I love those leaves in the bottom border — I wouldn’t have thought you were winging it! Looking forward to seeing more of this pattern.
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This is just too cute! Lots and lots of close hand work! Great job Sharon!
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Thanks Nanette – I have resorted to my extra close up glasses now for doing cross stitch. Those tiny squares and directions are getting tinier 🙂
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