FlossTube #47: Winter Camp, Finished Projects, and 2024 Plans!

[@susanwid2099]

My favorite thing is to watch Flosstube while there is a winter storm outside! My favorite stitched piece this year was making an ostrich ornament for my granddaughter. I am also a quilter and this past year I've made quite a few lap quilts for donation. Great feeling to complete a project and send it on to a worthy cause. Happy stitching everyone and stay safe!!

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

I know you have blessed many people with your lap quilts. What a wonderful thing to do!

[@tracycannon5787]

Sheri, watching your floss tube is always my favorite!

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Thank you, Tracy!

[@cherylportnoy398]

The favorite thing I stitched was the Hummingbird Sampler for camp. My dad’s nickname is “hummer” and we symbolize that with hummingbirds. And, Cecilia Turner talks about how she thinks of her mom when she sees hummingbirds…so i personalized it for my mom and dad. It’s the first time that I made a piece in memory of someone. I just love seeing it, remembering my mom and as a reminder to call my dad 😂

[@salliep1]

Happy New Year Sherri! I just got back to cross stitching in 2023, and my first stretch was Heart in Hand's Valentine Tiny Town.I was too nervous to stitch on the called for fabric never thinking I could work on a small count. Well, here I am a year later and almost ready to take the dive to 40! Never underestimate the "calling" God has for you and many other Floss Tubers.. my beautiful husband was diagnosed with dementia this year and you can imagine all that goes with that. I am a scrapbook/ junk journaler, but funny how God leads you to the river. I cant carry around all my paper supplies to doctor appointments, therapies and such- but having a stitch in my hands just sort of puts a pillow on top of the worry and nerves. I watched you during his last appointment and all of a sudden he was walking out of the office, and the time had passed- that is a gift money can not buy. So, I just want you to know I so believe in earth angels, special people handpicked by God to help others get through loss, tragedy, and brokenness. People who help the time go by, and give a respite from worry .You are one of those earth angels who keep some smiling, planning future stitches and just to keep moving. God bless you!

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Your sweet comment really touched me - thank you for your thoughtful words. I'm so sorry you are on this dementia journey, but I know you must bring so much comfort to your husband as you both face this with courage and grace. Hugs to you. ❤

[@wendyfulbright3156]

Thank you for doing floss-tube! I always learn so much from you. My favorite cross stitch in 2023 is a stocking I made for my first granddaughter who was born on my 60th birthday.

[@lauriecunniff8365]

I had several stitches that I enjoyed working on this year, but I think every time I stitch a Prairie Schooler Santa, it becomes my new favorite!

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

There is just something so timeless about Prairie Schoolers!

[@lauriecunniff8365]

@@ColoradoCrossStitcher Absolutely!

[@laurakwarcinski746]

Yes! I love those Santas. I do enjoy any Prairie Schooler.

[@KruizerSS]

My favorite thing I stitched on in 2023 is I started My Sister's Samplers Isabella Keen in memory of my Mom who passed away in April. The date on the sampler momth and day is one day short of her birth month and day, so I'm changing the sampler to Mom's birthday month and day! Ashley

[@gaillepak234]

My favorite project in 2023 was getting all my new projects fully kitted to start in 2024!

[@AlbertaPrice-v5h]

My FAVORITE part of this viewing was at the end of the show when you showed new patterns was when you showed the pattern "Falling Snow". I have been working all evening prepping my fabric for this project . I hope to be ready to start stitching it in a couple days. Thank you for a very enjoyable evening watching your show.

[@Jcannonmt]

The favorite thing I stitched on in 2023 was the Prairie Schooler’s Prairie Woods leaflet. It was a project my mother started years ago. She passed away a few years ago and I’m trying to finish as many of her WIPs as I can. This was one of them and I’m so proud of finishing them. I still need to fully finish them but the stitching is all done. Of course my favorite part of the project was picking up on the row of stitching where she left off. ❤

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

How wonderful to have pieces that both you and your mom have worked on. That's really special!

[@lizflorom6021]

You are my favorite floss tuber.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Thank you so much, Liz - I'm honored!

[@deloreschambers5152]

Sherry, I have to say you are my favorite flosstuber. I enjoy seeing what you make and I learn a lot from you. Thanks so much for taking your time to inspire us.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

I so appreciate that, Delores - thank you for watching!

[@KruizerSS]

My opnion on Alpine: Simplify! Make it square but keep the deer if you can. If not, customize to frame square. That's my ten cents! Ashley

[@mombobeckster4375]

My favorite stitchy related thing that happened to me in 2023 was becoming part of the Salem Area Stitching group (SAS) (Salem, Oregon). We generally meet once a week and the ladies that are part of the group are so thoughtful, caring, funny, stitchy knowledgeable and a joy to be with.

[@beckywilson3425]

Hi, I was born in Salem, Ohio 68 years ago, we lived in PA. I’ve never been there. Moved to CA when I was two

[@mombobeckster4375]

Becky, I was born in California and moved to Oregon in 1989. I’ll be 68 this year. Where are you in California? I didn’t know there was a Salem, Ohio.

[@beckywilson3425]

I read it wrong, I thought you were in Ohio, oh well. I live in Riverside

[@caroldidier1949]

My favorite finish from 2023 was Teresa Kogut’s Newcastle Bouquet. There is a LOT of stitching, but it turned out beautifully, and I got it framed for my dining room before year end. So happy to look at it each day! Thank you so much for everything you share with us. I’ve learned so much about our wonderful hobby, and how to make it even more enjoyable . Carol in TX

[@phapy2451]

My favorite thing I stitched in 2023 was Welcome to the North Pole by Primrose Cottage Stitches

[@kareninohio1346]

My Favorite thing about winter is more stitching time. Activities slow down and staying home more helps the productivity. Another great video. Your stitchy boxes have inspired me. I need to get busy collecting accessories.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

They are so fun to make - I hope you get to do one (or five - ha!)

[@carolwilhelm2369]

Thank you for another entertaining flosstubes showing you beautiful projects. As I looked back on the projects I stitched during 2023, I would say that JBW designs patterns were some of my favorite. Wishing you a happy and healthy 2024.

[@emngracie]

My favorite stitch of the year was a Shepherds Bush stocking for my daughter's significant other. I made one for her 27 years ago.

[@presbymom]

My favorite project for 2023 was Feast of Friendship. Blessings on you in 2024!

[@jmedstitchgirl90]

My favorite project from 2023 was a charity project from fat quarter shop and right this minute it's being quilted by a long armor and I got a compliment that I'd become a pro quilt piecer which made my day ❤😊

[@gingerthompson4031]

Love, love, love your videos. My favorite thing I stitched in 2023 was my reintroduction to cross stitching FQS beginner tutorial stitch. So glad I reunited with this hobby.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

I'm so glad you reunited with it, too!

[@bethflorentino3169]

Always glad to see the notification for your floss tube 🤩 You bring such beautiful stitching to share and wonderful ideas for 2024 stitching !! I think one of my favorite 2023 stitches was Blackbird’s Long and Winding Road Thank you Sherri for all you bring to our stitching world 🥰

[@denisereynolds9471]

My favorite thing I stitched in 2023 was called “three birds”. Three baby birds sitting on a branch

[@mswillette]

Enjoyed all of your amazing stitching, and seeing your framed finishes. My favorite project that I stitched in 2023 was "Rex" a German Shepherd, a depiction of my son's pet. Stitched in honor of my Beloved "Andre's" Birthday. Looking forward to joining your winter camp. ❤😊

[@TheFourthGradeStitcher]

My favorite thing about 2023 was several fully finished items.

[@sharonallen1227]

My favorite project this past year was a sampler about enjoying your children while they are little 😂 I stitched for both my daughter and my son, as they both have several children under the age of six. It was tough to stitch one right after the other, the exact same pattern, but it was for a good cause, and they both loved them. They are now hanging in their homes.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

You're right - a good cause! I'm glad they love your stitching. 🙂

[@susanwallingford5918]

FAVORITE is the word for the drawing! Enjoying your flosstubes very much!

[@joannewiens373]

One of my favorite projects I stitched in 2023 was a lighthouse scene contained within a maple leaf. It was from a Russian company called OBEH which I bought prior to the Russian War in Ukraine. While I stitched I prayed for peace. As always thanks for your hard work & inspiration.

[@cynthialevis2732]

My favorite piece I worked on was a Santa and Mrs. Santa Clause. Love you floss tube such great ideas!

[@maggieziehl9290]

Thank you, you are very organized. An honest list with the projects that specifically make me happy are the ones I work on every day, twenty minutes or one strand of floss on a piece.❤

[@cupcakegranny]

My favorite stitch of 2023 was The Lord's Prayer. It was my first attempt at 40 count and I loved working on it.

[@marykaygergen9857]

Always one of my favorite flosstube, you share your creativity so freely! Loved the words you added in the blackbird design. Thank you for the inspiration ❤

[@lindahinds5688]

My favorite stitchy thing was a quilt with cross stitch baskets that my husbands aunt started 50+ years ago. I am finishing it for her!

[@debbiewhite9475]

I honestly don't know how you accomplish all that you do! Your work is beautiful! I really like how you have been incorporating color into single color charts. It just adds a special effect to the piece. I have a fondness for forest animals and the giveaway bag is gorgeous! One of my favorite projects I did for 2023 was a free chart by Stone Street Stitchworks called "Winter Village". I framed it and used it as part of my Christmas decor this year. Happy stitching from West Virginia! 😊

[@Stitchyplum]

I just recently got back into cross-stitching after 15 years. Stumbled across floss tube Channel and I am obsessed with stitching. My favorite stitch so far was farmhouse Christmas the little red barn. It’s actually my only finish in 23. I just started a couple months ago lol. Thank you for your floss tube channel. I truly enjoyed watching you.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

I'm so glad you have come back to stitching, like so many of us! And thanks for watching. 🙂

[@nevadastitcher]

You put so much time and effort into your videos and your newsletters! Great ideas! Your jewelry box makeovers are fabulous! So much eye candy!!! Thanks for all that you do!!! ✂️🧵❤

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

❤❤

[@dawnbarney2659]

My favorite thing at Christmas time is pictures of my grandchildren or family pictures.

[@debrakemp1840]

My favourite stitch last year was cross stitching designs on crocheted blankets. My good friend crocheted keepsake blankets for all her friends new grandbabies and elaborately personalized them with cross stitch. When she was working on completing one for each of her grandkids for their upcoming graduations, she got cancer. She knew I used to cross stitch many years ago and asked if I would finish any that she might not be able to complete. Sadly, she passed in September 2022 and in 2023 I finished 4 of them for her. It was so therapeutic to cradle them as I worked on her designs and remembered all the good times we’d had. She renewed my passion for cross stitch and then I fell down the flosstube rabbit hole!! My friend gave me a very special gift and I feel her presence whenever I have needle in hand.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

I'm so sorry to hear about your friend. What a gift you gave her, finishing those in her absence. ❤

[@karlalintzenich2376]

Can’t remember the name for my life but my favorite stitch this year was the deer and bunnies decorating the Christmas Tree.

[@cyrusrivera1]

My favorite thing I'm stitching on is called Miss Charlotte. I love all your suggestions-scheduling in my project/stache. I truly love what your doing adding your family to projects, telling a little of there life story. I want to try making a travel case/box it's so useful & pretty. Oh! & the massager is wonderful for muscles especially upper shoulders, neck. Love the project bags beautiful. Thankyou for all your flosstubes videos they are wonderful. I'm still new at crossstitch & your videos just keeps me going, inspired. ❤😊

[@barbarahaberly2282]

Thank you for another wonderful Flosstube, 😊you add so much to our stitching community

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

That is so sweet of you to say! Thank you, Barbara ❤

[@marcyhannah3141]

The favorite project to this year were the wedding samplers for my niece and friends! They were so pretty! Thank you for your time sharing:)

[@jerynjanz9476]

Thank you for your floss tubes. Always so inspiring. My favorite thing to stitch is a bird. I love them!

[@kimdouglas489]

Sheri I always love your flosstubes. My favorite thing I stitched on in 23 was Needleful things.

[@lesliedelooze3681]

My favorite stitch was a tiny scissor fob from The Scarlett House, American Homestead - it turned out great! Love your flosstube, especially your creative solutions to cross stitch “problems” of WIPs, planning, etc. Thanks so much! ❤️

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Thanks for watching, Leslie!

[@karendavis-macon9658]

Oh, I forgot you are one of my favorite FTubers all around!!

[@MicStitchesinIndiana]

My favorite stitch of 2023 was/is The Fox by Cottage Garden Samplings. Both my husband and daughter asked me to stitch this for them. They haven't asked before for any specific design. I am happily stitching it twice. 😊

[@Merrcraw15]

Great to "visit" with you today. I have chosen my Winter Cross-Stitch camp piece and am excited to participate. Loved seeing your framed pieces, all of your stitching and your pretty Winter stitching box. Take care!

[@brendah1237]

Always so happy to see a new flosstube from you. So many good ideas always. My favorite stitch last year was Prarie Schooler Minis. So fun to do

[@joannewalden1701]

I’m an amateur miniaturist and I have dollhouses which I am working on so I know about being fascinated about miniatures. I am getting back into cross stitch after a long time and am amazed about all the new things in the hobby

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Oh, that's so fun! Do you have an instagram account where you show your work? I'd love to see!

[@joannewalden1701]

Not at the moment but I am thinking about it

[@jenniferallee2846]

My favorite thing I stitched last year was First I Drink the Coffee. I stitched it for my neighbor and changed a few of the colors. Thanks for asking. It was fun to reflect on my work.

[@judygibbons5983]

Lol, ornaments, that’s how I began my stitching adventures over 46 years ago!! I was a very poor brand new teacher, and it was a very cheap way to decorate my Christmas tree! Not so cheap anymore!!! I had too many favorite (s), which explains why I never get a lot finished every year!

[@amacconnell911]

My favorite stitching related thing of 2023 was rediscovering how much I enjoy stitching after a multi years break.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

I did the same thing in 2017! Now I can't believe I gave this up for so many years. I'm glad you're back!

[@EmmyRose22a]

I always learn so much and get so much inspiration from watching your Flosstube. I think my favorite stitches from 2023 were the ones I did for my daughter. I made her a small for preschool graduation and a really fun Christmas ornament. I love stitching for her, and she loves getting pieces from me.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

That's wonderful that she loves and appreciates them. Those are the best kinds of people to stitch for!

[@vickien4524]

My favorite stitch from 2023 which is a carryover to 2024 is “Simple Gifts-Courage”. Great finishes.

[@annemousseau8757]

The things you show are beautiful. You are one of my favorite flosstubers to watch. I love the initial idea for your Christmas Quaker.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Thank you so much!

[@karendavis-macon9658]

Sherri...lady you are so business smart, creative, and one lady I would love to meet!! They say put it out in the universe...so I have!! Thank you soon much for taking your time to give our community a video filled with tips and then some WIP progress...whew!!! How do you do it all?? HAPPY STITCHING TODAY AND EVERYDAY IN 2024!!

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

You're so funny - way to put that out there! I hope we get to meet, too. 🙂🙂

[@donnavangemerenburns5080]

One of my favorite things about this flosstube is your stories about your family history.I wish you a happy New Year 🎉

[@joyceclowser3371]

Great flosstube, Sheri! Your stitching and finishing is just so beautiful!! My favorite stitched piece was my Golden Anniversary Sampler by HistoricalSampler Company. Our 50th anniversary is in April, 2025. Happy stitching!❤

[@mmason9069]

My favorite stitch for 2023 was Prairie Schooler Santa Rides! You have so many beautiful stitchy pieces. Love your flosstube!

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Thank you for watching!

[@jkminor]

My favorite stitch of 2023 is one I am still working on. I am doing the courage quaker sampler by praiseworthy stitches. Iam doing it in honor of my mother who we lost Dec 12, 2022 to breast cancer. I started this piece Dec 12, 2023, one year to the day my mom passed. I adore your floss tube. I am excited to join you for winter camp.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

I'm so sorry about your mom. What a wonderful sampler to do in her honor. ❤

[@jkminor]

@@ColoradoCrossStitcher thank you so much!

[@reneayarolim1457]

I always seen to learn something new when I watch your videos-thank you-My favorite stitching is all things Fall

[@mudpuppystitchery]

So great to catch up with you! I loved seeing all of your beautiful framed pieces ❤ Thank you for an awesome video!

[@virpir2453]

My favorite stitch last year was Winter's majesty by Anchor. It was really difficult and slow to stitch but it was a gift to a very special person in my life.

[@KathysQuiltsandStitching]

Oh yes... that darn "squirrel vision" is a struggle! I would make the Satsuma piece square but keep the dear deer :) Your Book of Days is a work of art! Thank you for an inspiring show!

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Thank you Kathy!

[@shayriddle1498]

One favorite project of mine besides stitching is doing junk journals. So glad to see you again.! Your finishes are beautiful.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Thank you Shay! (I think Junk Journals are so cool!)

[@jennifercape5453]

My favorite finish in 2023 was my first Prairie Schooler Santa (1996). Thanks for all the great ideas, your white cubby display is my favorite!

[@lynnlange9874]

I was watching this earlier in the morning and my house was chilly. I have a wool poncho I pull over my shoulders and this morning I just pulled it up over my head, too, and had my computer on my lap. My husband came into the room and asked me what I was doing "under cover" and I said, "Watching Sherry.:" He said, "Watching Sherry do what?" It was a nice chuckle and a nice video to start the day! I LOVE your travel boxes!!!

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Ha - that made me laugh and I can just picture you all bundled up!

[@lisadolson6598]

I always enjoy your floss tubes! I didn’t have a favorite finish last year; I’ve just enjoyed getting back into stitching after many years away from it because of work and family obligations. Thank you for sharing!

[@maureenlopez9266]

Sheri, you always show such wonderful things on your channel. Whether it's your own personal stitching, what's new in the shop, or an item you found that you think we'd like, you are a wonderful source of inspiration 😊. My favorite thing I stitched on in 2023 was the series of monthly Quakers by From the Heart Needleart by Wendy. It was a bit of work, but I got them all finished, and they were a joy to stitch. Be well!

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Thank you so much for your sweet comment! I appreciate you watching ❤

[@patjthay]

Another wonderful video Sherry! I love how you weave your family stories in along with showing your projects. My Favorite Stitchy project I worked on in 2023 was Erica Michaels Quilting A-Bee-Cs. Hoping to get that finished this winter. Have a great week! Looking forward to your next flosstube when you’ll share about color. 💞

[@straycat.stitcher]

I'm cranky, huh!?!! 😂😂 The pattern that is causing my crankiness is turning out really beautiful, though! So it's worth it... I guess. 😂 My fav stitch for 2023 is Every Day Is A Blessing by Stitches Through The Years. I don't think I've actually FO'd any xstitches in 2023... but I certainly started a lot of patterns! 😂 I definitely love vinyl front project bags! And I like to get the matching notion pouches and thread beds. You always give me a good laugh Elayne! Thanks for all you do!! 🤗💜🪡🧵🪈✂️

[@eugeniaa9205]

Thank you for such an enjoyable flosstube! The Favorite thing I stitched this year is Mary Ann Copp, just a beautiful sampler! Have a healthy 2024!

[@joycehancock4966]

My favorite project of 2023 was my grandaughter's christmas stocking. I love your tips on organizing all our "things".

[@elaineenstone6834]

Really interesting to see your plans for 2024. One of my favourite things to do is to dream of all the craft items I would like to make in the months ahead. 🇬🇧

[@nancysnyder2535]

Always enjoy your videos, and all the great ideas you share! My favorite stitch this past year was Cinnamon.Stars by Plum Street.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Cinnamon Stars - one of my favorites!

[@janet_idleknot]

My favorite stitch from 2023 was the M&A 1853 sampler by NWP. I plan to mount it on a wooden spool. I was interested in hearing about your grandmother who loved to paint. You should do some reading about Maud Lewis who is known as the Grandma Moses of Canada. Many of her paintings have been adapted to rug hooking designs. In addition to her typical paintings, she lived most of her adult life in a tiny little house. To bring beauty to her tough life, she painted most any surface she could in her tiny home. Her story is truly one of resilience. You’d find it inspiring, I’m sure.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

I love her paintings and will definitely look up more information on her. Thank you for recommending that!

[@debbiewortman9209]

Love your winter Quaker. My favorite I’m stitching from 23 is Santa’s Forest Friends from a old Leisure Arts. Great flosstube as always.

[@elaineekberg113]

I love the idea of one word theme for the year! All your pillows are so sweet!💞

[@karolrobles504]

Always enjoy your videos. Can't wait for Winter Cross Stitch Camp. My favorite stitch from last year was one I did for Summer Camp. It was out of the punch needle magazine and I made it a wedding sampler for my parents. They are both deceased but it means so much to me.

[@SallySewandSew]

Every stitch I do is a favorite ,but my most favorite was Stacy Nash’s Butternut house in 2023. I loved this for 2 reason. I met Stacy at a retreat and also Maggie Bonomoni ,whose house the cross stitch was modeled on!

[@spuffed]

on that Alpine piece, don't change the shape! add 4 triangular motifs to make the square. You could just continue that blue border on each axis to meet at 90 degrees. Then you could do an offset fill with a triangle shape of the cloud color or something subtle? Alternatively you could keep the piece as stitched and add little wooden triangle shapes like they were buttons on each corner. Or you could stitch a triangle or something. If you know of the history of the land you occupy, you could take a motif from that tribe... so many possibilities.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Thank you for the ideas - I appreciate it!

[@LindaBleil]

Such a wonderful video - as always. So many beautiful things in your stitching bags too. My favorite thing I stitched in 2023 was a little piece commemorating my sister-in-law's US Citizenship in May. I used Threadworks Primitives "Patriotic Pear" and substituted her initials and the year for a couple of the motifs. It was made into a standing easel with navy blue fireworks fabric. She now lives in Turkey, so it was a good piece to travel in her luggage. Oh...and Carol55 is a stitchy friend of mine. Her tree and ornament garland are so so beautiful in person! Be well.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

What a special gift for your friend!

[@recoveringmonogamousstitch1947]

In 2023, I stitched my all-time favorite project. I started and finished Jane Hopkins from Hands Across the Sea. I am inspired by your jewelry box conversions. I must get started on that. Happy stitching. Best, K

[@melaniereising5661]

I know it’s corny but my favorite stitch is always what I’m working on.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Not corny at all!

[@MaritGDrum]

Really nice to hang out with you. Quaker stitching is my favorite right now. Love all the motifs and it feels like a mini finish to stitch them.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

So true about each motif being a mini finish. And they are all so beautiful!

[@flowerpowerritter-kj2fb]

Hi Sherrie… always a great video, my word of the year is Elimination! I want to eliminate negative people in my life that basically just drain my energy and impact my health in a negative way, So far it has enhanced my life in a wonderful way! I enjoy my positive upbeat friends and and happiness has fulfilled my heart! People don’t realize how negativity and mean spirited people effect your life! I am stitching GH1857 and love it so much! I enjoy your stitchy happiness and wishing you a Happy New Year!

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

That's a great word and I'm glad you are already feeling the results in your life!

[@nathaliepaquette2933]

Very nice flosstube as usual ❤ My favorite thing in 2023 was that I eas able to stitch and mounted a lot of Christmas ornaments.

[@Sewmena918]

My favorite thing I stitched was a peacock sampler I found in an older cross stitch magazine. I love seeing and hearing about your family samplers.

[@SusanSmith-yh3ue]

FAVORITE....Oim sorry to say I had stopped cross stitching for several years due to taking care of my mother and then my husband. They both have passed away now and I'm getting back to some of the things I enjoy doing.

[@chrisc4518]

You have so many things to think about and explore ! Great stitching! All of your plans for another year of stitching. I like to listen and see your projects. What linen are you using for Christmas at Hollyberry Farm? I will definitely copy that list of DMC colors! I love to hear you talk about warm and cool colors in your projects. That massage gadget would make a great gift. And this time I will join your winter camp! Thanks for giving so much.

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

I will need to look up that fabric. I can never remember fabrics!

[@rhondanord2436]

My favorite stitch of 2023 was Peace on Earth by Cottage Garden Samplings. The reason it was a favorite was my sister stitched this along with me and we started it on Christmas day together. Thanks for the great video as always.

[@dirtdogssewcreate]

Thank you for the time you take to make each of your videos so interesting! One of my very favorite stitches for 2023 was one from Plum Street called Yellow Polka Dot Bikeenie-but all of her Dachshund series patterns are too cute for words!

[@KimberlyL1958]

What a wonderful video, Sheri. I always look forward to them. The favorite thing I stitched was welcome to the north pole by primrose cottage. Thanks for all you do for our community!! 🌺🌷❤️💕

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Thank you, Kimberly!

[@nancypeterson8339]

My favorite stitching in 2023 was venturing into samplers, “This is the Day” and “Remember Me”.

[@janetramon7087]

I didn't have a favorite pattern this year because I enjoyed stitching all of them. Enjoy watching your floss tube.

[@kathyg6998]

My favorite things to stitch are Santas!

[@brendajohnston51]

Love your floss tube videos. Always so many great ideas and inspiration!! Thank you!! Happy stitching!! ♥️🪡🧵

[@ColoradoCrossStitcher]

Thank you for watching, Brenda!

[@lynnettewass1251]

Thanks for a fun flosstube, my favorite stitch in ‘23 was Jane Harris.