I have started a new stitch journal, something to occupy my hands when I need to stitch, or just need a distraction. I have made a video showing the journal on my YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/OUVZ0ZZBoBA
Most importantly it is with me as I travel through Spain and the UK. While I have not been able to stitch on it as much as I would like, some additions have been made.
Most recently I spent time at the archaeological site of Castro de Castromaior, an Iron age Fort and one of the most significant historical sites in the Northern Iberian region. Here I sat and stitched while admiring the stone walls of the ancient buildings, a technique which is still being used in local village houses.
I love the idea and the look of this fabric sketchbook. Wow!
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Thanks Claudia. I think this is the type of work I should be making. It’s always an exciting process working on it.
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Stitching is so therapeutic but I always worry that a) I will lose the needle/s b) airport security will think the needles are some sort of weapon (although I only had tiny sewing scissors conviscated)
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Ah yes, airport security! I carry a small pair of blunt ended scissors whi h also have a solid cover and though they are well within security guidelines the security staff always insist on checking them. So now I don’t bother even keeping them in my carry on bag, it saves so much time!
BTW travelling in Spain on the train my partner had a small knife confiscated, but they didn’t confiscate the box knife in the same bag????
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Yes I was told the only sort of scissors I could take on the flight (carry on luggage) would be blunted ended ones.
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