Be joyous. Start and finish a small project.
From Laura Sandison:
The little project that I worked on was really a couple of things that go together. I stitched the scissor case that was sold as a fund raiser for Stitchin’ Fiesta 2014 in San Antonio, this year’s convention. To go with that, I also did the scissor fob. Both were quick-ish worked up in peyote stitch. Brick was recommended, but I think peyote is stronger. I may add a twisted cord around the edge of the scissor case to protect the thread edge. But, that’s another road trip project.
From Connie Swistara:
I did it! I like the way the beading turned out. All the beads and sparkly threads were purchased at garage sales this 
year. I’m thinking of giving it away for a Christmas gift.
Or maybe not!
From Barbara Ing:
The canvas piece is the project of the month Ballpark ( something) . It turned out bigger 
than I like for an ornament so my husband said he would make a box for it.
The plaid pencil container is done in a plaid design. I am going to teach it at a Desert West chapter meeting. It is stitched on 14 ct canvas with tapestry yarn and glued to a baking powder can.
My small completed project is a wool applique candle mat. I purchased it several years ago at Merchandise Night at a
region seminar (I think 2013). It was very simple using blanket stitch, French knots and stem stitch.
