Saturday, December 31, 2022

2022 Year in Review - 12/31/22

December 31, 2022--Happy, happy New Year!  

I managed to complete the stitching on 16 needlepoint projects while doing so much else this year (traveled to Europe on a Rhine River Needlepoint cruise, went to ANG's 50th Anniversary Seminar in Tucson, AZ, got COVID twice even while fully vaccinated, had eye surgery in September, did some miscellaneous traveling around the country, finished Stage 1 and in the process of working on Stage 2 of ANG's Master Needlepointer Certification, etc.).  Below are pictures from most recent (December) to oldest (January).

Many have not yet been finished into ornaments, framed, etc.--I'm waiting to stitch all the projects in the collections before working them up into ornaments (e.g., Janet Zickler Casey's santa collection and Susan Portra's holiday ornament collection).

Also included in this list are the projects stitched in prior years that have been finished into pillows, ornaments, etc. in 2022.

Hope you enjoy looking at these pictures and walking down memory lane with me.  Click on the photo's caption to see more information about each project.


Patriotic Ornament

Dragonfly Mandala



Ornaments Diamond Drop Side One in White and Gold


Ornaments Diamond Drop Side Two in White and Gold

Ornament Holiday Light Yellow



Master Needlepointer Program of ANG - Stage 1




Holiday Bell Fuchsia Ornament




Santa Holly Jolly




Bargello Fun


Peyote Beaded Needle Case



Holiday Gift White Ornament




Rose in Assisi Technique




Stocking Florentine Variation Mardi Gras




Wavelengths Purse





Game is On Checkerboard



Saint Paul Snowdrift


Projects that were stitched in prior years, but "finished" in 2022:

Heart Jeweled


Stacked Rectangles Tray



4 comments:

  1. Lovely-all of them but Heart Jeweled is my favorite. I'm still surprised that was used the same frame for different pieces of course (the Rose in Assisi).

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  2. Brenda, what a wonderful accomplishment. Each piece is so beautiful. I do recognize some of the designers pieces. Congratulations on your advancement through the master Craftsman program. Have a wonderful New Year.

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