Saturday, September 5, 2026

It's September!

When the calendar turned over to September on Tuesday, I got out my apple things for the little chest of drawers display.


I don’t have any apple themed bowl fillers, but I did fully finish the apple mini sampler that stitched last year.


Meanwhile, this sunflower is starting to bloom!


I also got the fourth seasonal design from Gail Pan's book, Changing Seasons, traced and ready to stitch.  I knew I wanted a variegated floss with browns and oranges for this one, so I stopped by my LQS on Friday afternoon to see what they had.  There were two choices, so I got one of each!  (I'll use both of them eventually!)  One has a little more orange in it, the other is a little more brown.


This is what I'll be working on for my Slow Sunday Stitching.
Linking up at Kathy's Quilts








11 comments:

  1. Your Apple display is perfect for 🍎 season. We bought a bag of apples at the farmers market yesterday. The Autumn embroidery pattern is going to be fun to stitch. Your sunflower will soon be in full bloom.

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  3. You will definitely have fun stitching up this new design, I mean there are pumpkins in it!! Love your little apple display. I need to get my fall out, maybe that would be good to do today.

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  4. I really like your apple display!! Your G.P. Seasonal stitcheries are so lovely...what a fun project. Good you got all that tracing done...Now you can sit and stitch--hugs, Julierose

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  5. I always forget about apple decor, yours looks wonderful. That is pretty floss -is that Cosmo? Gail Pan has some really great designs -I love that one!

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  6. I like apples as a transitional theme for September too.

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  7. Your September display is sure pretty! I look forward to seeing that variegated thread stitched into your fourth seasonal design!

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  8. I love your displays! This apple display is particularly appealing!

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  9. Sunflowers and apples make a very fun combination. I've always liked yellow/orange/red as a fall color scheme. Enjoy your new project. Your thread choice is inspired. Happy stitching today.

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  10. You are on the ball with seasonal handmade decorations, Diann!!! Cute mini quilt stand an bowl filled with mini pillows!

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  11. sunflowers and apples - what says fall better!

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