Week of Many Projects
May 9, 2016
Some weeks there just isn’t large blocks of stitching time. The past week has been one of those. Here are the projects I have dabbled with:
If you look at the kimono you will note a big goof…..the red and yellow stitch squares are suppose to be all the way up……I got on a roll and stitched all red. Now I keep looking at them and trying to decide if I will frog out the incorrect ones or make a design change ???? Such decisions! Frogging red is a bummer. It is very hard to get it all out of the canvas.
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STITCHLADY'S ADVENTURES 
Oh no! I agree that is a pain to frog red threads. It always stains the fabric and leaves a little red behind. 😦
I like how it looks. You changed the color along the same horizontal line as the color change in the column on the left (with the tall rectangular stitches), so it looks symmetrical. I certainly wouldn’t rip out the red checked area.
I like it as a design change.
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From:”STITCHLADYS ADVENTURES” Date:Mon, May 9, 2016 at 9:58 PM Subject:[New post] Week of Many Projects
stitchlady posted: “Some weeks there just isn’t large blocks of stitching time. The past week has been one of those. Here are the projects I have dabbled with: If you look at the kimono you will note a big goof…..the red and yellow stitch squares are suppose to be all the”
I’d leave it, it looks good with the design change
A design change makes it even more interesting. I like it!
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