It is 4:45 am and I can't sleep anymore. I slipped on the ice a week before Christmas and in the process wrenched my right shoulder. While it doesn't bother me much anymore during the day, I still have trouble finding a comfortable sleeping position.
But rather than just lying around, I decided to make myself a cup of tea and update my blog with my stitching plans for the day. I can always take a nap later on today.
Today is a good day to stay in and stitch. There was a significant snowfall last night with strong winds so the roads will be a bit of mess today.
Currently I am participating in the 2 events hosted by The Ultimate Cross Stitch Group (Facebook). The first is a stitch counting event called Snowball Fever Frenzy. For this event I chose to work on the Snow Sampler by Country Cottage Needleworks. This was my last new start in 2018.
For this event you are required to stitch a minimum number of stitches per day to avoid penalties (additional stitches) and if you stitch within a certain range of stitches (picked randomly daily) you receive "snowballs" to "throw" at your fellow participants. If you are "hit" with a snowball you must stitch the specified number to cover the snowball plus the daily minimum.
The 2nd event is non-counting and I just need to show some progress within the month. For this event I chose Seasonal Celebrations: Winter by Country Cottage Needleworks. This was my first start in 2019 and also a part of the January SAL on Little House Needleworks and Country Cottage Needleworks Stitching Group (Facebook).
I also hope to start the 1st ornament in the JCS Stitch Along (Facebook) - Joy by Rovaris and a card for an exchange I am participating in the Cross Stitch Card and ATC SAL (Facebook). The theme is the Year of the Pig.
I am getting sleepy again, maybe I will try to get a couple of hours more sleep before I start stitching.
Have a great day!!!!!!!!!
Take care and Happy stitching!!!

Hope your shoulder gets better soon Loretta. Love both of your projects.
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Sorry to hear about the shoulder! Both of your projects looks super.
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