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STITCHING WIPS/FINISHES/FFOS/FUTURE PROJECTS MENTIONED
Snow Village from Country Cottage Needleworks stitched on 32 ct Country French Rain linen with called for Flosses. www.countrycott...
Flowers of the Holy Night by Glendon Place. Stitched on 28 count Antique White Lugana with called for Dinky Dye Flosses glendonplace.n...
Oh Christmas Three by Hands on Design. Stitched on 32 ct. Charcoal linen with called for flosses. handsondesign....
*** Finishing Kit: handsondesign....
The Tree Lot by Hands on Design. Stitched on 32 ct. Charcoal linen with called for flosses. www.123stitch....
*** Snowflake “Let It Snow” Pins set by Just Another Button Company store.stoneycr...
*** Vonna Pfeiffer Cording Tutorial • HOW TO: Make Cording f...
Wintergreen Ornaments by Misty Pursel of Luminous Fiberarts for the Jingle Ball thejingleball....
QUILT & SEWING PROJECTS MENTIONED
Seeds of Kindness BOM by Buttermilk Basin www.buttermilk...
PURCHASE(S) MENTIONED
Gingerbread Bake Shop SAL from Calico Patch Designs www.calicopatc...
The Jolly Box from The Fat Quarter Shop www.fatquarter...
A Little Help From Our Friends Stitching Circle (Waitlist Only available) www.thesilvern...
RECIPE MENTIONED
Gingerbread Shortbread Cookie Sticks from Curly Girl Kitchen curlygirlkitch...

[@swancottage1929]

Christine, you've got such cool projects going! Thank you for sharing your beautiful stitching!

[@sharonpetterson478]

I too am enjoying making tree ornaments. I actually can,t help going over to the tree and oogling over them. Your finishes ornaments are gorgeous. When your video pop up, everything comes to a halt and I watch.

[@khicks2832]

Christine, thank you so much for your generosity! I'm so looking forward to the book. Enjoy your videos and watching what you are working on!

[@debramckenzie266]

Everything you do is so classy! I love watching you. I have to be better about getting back to my phone and hitting the light button. I hope you have a wonderful holiday and happy stitching. I enjoyed the jingle ball.

[@charlottelacy1518]

Always enjoy your videos. Your finishing is beautiful. No baking plans for me. I just finished Newcastle Bouquet. I have been enjoying crocheting also. Happy stitching

[@debbowman8750]

Glad you made it home in time to enjoy your class!! You certainly had a full day!!🐣🐥😊

[@marikeenen6775]

HI :) Your ornaments are amazing. Love the trees. I have been Gingerbread Crazy for years. I have a fantastic wall we put up in our new home and it is ALL Gingerbread. I can't wait to see your pot holders . . . Have a great week !

[@sharonrobinson9958]

Christine, all your Christmas ornaments turned out so beautiful!!!🎄☃️❤️Also, your Christmas village is gorgeous, you are so close to finishing!! Your videos have been a blessing to me. I hope you have a fabulous Christmas holiday season. I didn’t do the Jingle Ball, I thought I would be out of town. The Scarlet Letter pattern is so beautiful. 💖

[@lindaskinner5887]

Thanks for awesome video. Loved the ornaments.

[@mj.crafty]

Hi Christine great ornaments and blocks very helpful as always ❤

[@melpatton4731]

Hi Christine. Yr applique block and ornaments are lovely. I didn't go to the jingle ball. I don't do baking for Christmas. I usually just buy mine as it's just too busy. All the family come to us every Christmas 🎄. Anyway lovely to catch up with you. Take care. Xx

[@cactusneedlestitcher6120]

You should be excited about your ornaments. They are fantastic. I didn't participate in the Jingle Ball but it sounds like everyone had a great time. Thank you for sharing the information about the Curly Girl Kitchen. I am always on the hunt for recipes that will work well in high altitude.

[@DeviSisk]

I just love all your sewing projects. My goal for the next year is to not start more sewing projects than I finish. No worries about not mailing yet😊 I did a little bit of the ball. I have some decorations up. I will only bake the day before Christmas. I don't stitch samplers 😅

[@britches__get__stitches]

It’s so much fun to see all of your projects! Gives me some great ideas for finishes too. I was not able to attend Jingle Ball because of schedule, but I’m planning to next year! My mom and I always used to make a whole slew of cookies, so I’m planning to do that with my daughter, but we already made a gingerbread house!

[@arleencurry]

Nice video. Love your ornaments. The sampler is so nice. I make Christmas fudge.

[@jenniferblubaugh]

Couldn’t do the jingle ball this year. My mothers 90th birthday was the 1st…big weekend of surprises and family getting together. I’ve got my eye on the gingerbread wool appliqué. Have until January 15!

[@audreyfleming8036]

Enjoyed watching x

[@tamipugh3377]

Oh your finishes are the best. I made cinnamon rolls from scratch today. The family ate all but one. I did not partake in Jingle ball. I’m trying to find none sugar recipes to make for Christmas. I will still make the real McCoys for friends and neighbors. I have a pecan cookie that is fabulous, fudge, English Toffee, divinity, Christmas Crispy Treats, brown sugar candy, sugar cookies, in past years date candy. Lots of pies. Love the Gingerbread wool quilt. Have a great week.

[@edithmcclanahan1291]

I went to the jingle ball and had two classes. Have a fun week.

[@christinehillis9537]

Hi Christine it is great to see you and puppy. I did not attend the jingle ball but I am baking susgr cookies and gingerbread for a cookie exchange

[@kaylowry4188]

Hi Christine, love all the ornaments. They are so cute. I'm not much of a baker. I do make a few candies ie:peppermint patties

[@presbymom]

I'm going to bake Santa's Whiskers for a cookie exchange. I didn't go to the Jingle Ball this year, but I want to go next year. Blessings!

[@sagebutterflydesigns]

I was at the jingle ball Friday night for my class with Jeanette Douglas and then for a bit on Saturday morning. Then the weekend got busy! Lol

[@mirpaxvv]

I did not join the Jingle Ball. Just not for me. If I make plans, something will always happen to derail them. I love all your ornaments! You’ve done such a marvelous job.😊 Happy Stitching! -Valerie

[@owlandgatorstitcher]

Your ornament came out really well. I took the Biscornu class with the Blue Flower. It’s far from perfect but it’s my first one. Enjoy your holiday baking-I’m hoping to make some cookies this weekend.

[@kristyrohm1500]

Hey! I spent way to much money at the jingle ball but it was fun! Id love to try your new recipe 😊

[@charj57]

Yes I went to the jingle ball but was not in the mood for all the side festivities this year. Took 3 classes and the 2 free ones. I’m also in that club from Silver Needle.

[@deborahprairiestitcher]

I did attend the Jingle Ball. It was a lot of fun.

[@reader1869]

I went to the Jingle Ball both Friday night and Saturday. I took the pin making class Friday night and did my shopping. I tried to get Teresa Koguts Special Delivery Santa’s, but every time I tried the pdf was sold out. Bummer! I don’t know if I’ll be doing any baking this year. I made a lot two years ago and most of them went to waste so last year I only made a few and they went to waste too. We’re just not cookie people, I guess. Pies are more our thing. Happy stitching!

[@quiltralso2]

I am just getting started doing wool applique and wonder how experienced do I need to be to do the Gingerbread Quilt? I absolutely LOVE it (Gingerbread is my favorite part of Christmas!)

[@StitchALLTheThings]

I think the Gingerbread sew along is one that a beginner could do, especially since Vicki is posting helpful tutorials to go along with it! She has a lot more embellishments on her patterns than I am used to doing, and I've done Wool Applique for a couple of years. So I'd say I'm just at a an Intermediate level with this. All the embellishments can make it look overwhelming, but when you just take it step by step, it's not that it's more difficult to do it's just a bit more time consuming because of all the fun additions. With her patterns I have taken the approach of: "How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time."