Dancing until the cows come home...

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Never did quite under stand that saying but it seems I've been doing the happy dance a lot lately :) Here is my completed Jim Wurth dodecagon, #5 Hearts and Flowers. Despite the unseasonably warm weather I was found watching movies and stitching much of the day today and managed to get this one finished up, Yay!! I also did work on an ornament for the Christmas Ornament Stitch along but I haven't quite finished that one up. I may yet do that tonight if I still feel like stitching.
Hope you all had a great weekend! :)

Comments

  1. Tannia10:11 PM

    Wow Kimberly - that is gorgeous! I can't wait to get these and start them :)

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  2. Heidi2:04 AM

    Very pretty! This is a great design. Can't wait to see them all finished up into something. :o)

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  3. Jeanne W.4:01 AM

    Kimberly - It's great! I'm trying to finish up another piece before I start mine - but I just posted a pic of Monrovia in my blog (click on my username to find it). Now, just let that smokin' needle cool down before you set the next piece on fire!
    - Jeanne

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  4. Karoline6:09 AM

    It's gorgeous Kimberly, congratulations

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  5. ollie19766:54 AM

    Great job!

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  6. Lana7:40 AM

    This is beautiful! Wow! You have just been finishing up a storm lately! Lots of Happy dances on your end! That's awesome!
    ~Lana~

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  7. Jenna9:22 AM

    Wow, you hauled some tush on that one! It looks spectacular! I bet you had a lot of fun with it. Congratulations on the finish!

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  8. Michelle11:32 AM

    Wow, you really zipped through that one! Congrats on another beautiful finish! I just love the colors in this one.

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  9. Cheryl1:01 PM

    Another finish?!! It looks really great! I didn't get a chance to do a christmas ornie this time round, look forward to seeing yours!

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  10. stitcherw4:26 PM

    It looks gorgeous, the colors are so rich. Congrats on another lovely finish.
    Sue

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  11. Julie4:39 PM

    Wow...I am so not-worthy! I take back what I said about Hearts and Flowers not being a favorite. Your is gorgeous!
    Thank you for sharing and congratulations again!
    Blessings,
    Julie

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  12. LovetoStitch994:47 AM

    Kimberly,

    You have done such a great job with Hearts & Flowers :-)

    Pierrette =^..^=
    http://lovetostitch99.blogspot.com/

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