Afternoon Tea & Some Stitching

Nocturne

I've finally finished page 9 on Nocturne by Dahlig (regular HAED chart).  She looks much better with her whole face complete!
Previous progress:

 Current progress:

Butterfly Catch Up

Afternoon Tea Rose Butterfly

Since I missed posting last month, here is the Afternoon Tea Rose Butterfly released back in April;
129 x 181 stitches, 22 DMC threads, full stitches only 
    Small Afternoon Tea Rose Butterfly
60 by 81 stitches, 23 DMC threads, includes back stitching and fractionals as well as full stitches

Jasmine Leaves

The butterfly for this month is Jasmine Leaves:
 131 by 181 Stitches, 19 DMC threads, full stitches only 
 58 by 81 stitches, 19 DMC threads, includes back stitching and fractionals as well as full stitches
Happy Stitching & Diamond Painting! xxx

Comments

  1. The Crafty Princess31 May 2019 at 14:48

    Nocturne is incredible. Congrats on completing your 9th page, and yes she does look so much better with a completed face. Love the colours in your butterflies too. Alicia xo

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    1. Megan Joelle31 May 2019 at 23:50

      Thanks Alicia šŸ˜Š There is still another 39 pages left in the pattern!!! šŸ¤£ Looking forward to getting stuck into finishing the violin next and there are some pretty colours in the sky over the next couple of pages too šŸ˜ƒ

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  2. Lady Stitch-a-Lot20 June 2019 at 05:46

    Lovely work on Nocturne, her face loos stunning =) Keep up with this amazing work =)

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