floss crossing ahead . . .

It's been a very stitch-intensive week!  I probably should've/could've been working on a 3-yard quilt, but I'm heading to Yellowstone this week and didn't want to leave a project in the making.  So instead I headed to my wool stash to kit the patriotic project I shared last week.  But I got distracted when I found this cute patriotic mini-Quaker cross stitch kit I'd ordered last year.  Squirrel!  

So I got busy.  Two days and two audio books later . . .

Yay!  It's pinned up (for now) next to this finish (another patriotic Quaker project):

I do love me some red, white & blue!

Evidently I also love small Quaker cross stitch projects, because this lovely little lavender project is also in process . . .

The Primrose Cottage designs make my heart happy!

I did finally make it to the wool stash and prepped this project to stitch on when I travel . . .

Isn't it cute??  I will really enjoy stitching on this!  

And finally, I did pull out my Coming to America project and got some significant work done on it.  

I mean, the ship is really showing up now! It's one of those I work on for five hours, and then I need to put it away for a bit.  I'm in it for the long haul (I'm using it for my Leap Year SAL 2024 to 2028 project on Facebook). 

Netflix just introduced a 35 minute documentary about a quilting prison program.  It was very good and I highly recommend it.  

I was so impressed with the work these men were doing!  Truly rehabilitating.  Worth the watch!  There was a bit of language in it, so be mindful of who's around if/when you tune in.

Finally, I'll leave you with this stylized portrait of me and the girls (and a few of my favorite things) that ChatGPT came up with for me . . .

I'd say it knows me pretty well! I know folks have mixed feelings about AI and how it could be misused, but ChatGPT has been so helpful to me over the last year. 

Linking up with Kathy's Quilts and her Slow Sunday Stitching post.

Have a great week ... me an' Old Faithful will be hanging out!

:)