I can’t quite believe that I have now made all the tags for this challenge. I have loved this project so much, even the tags I didn’t care for over much, which includes two of the ones I am sharing today.


This tag was about something that triggered a memory. Anne used a feather as they represent her Mum who died a long time ago. Others used found objects eg pebbles, or sea glass from a holiday they enjoyed. I used this lovely butterfly button to represent the two butterflies which appeared at strange but rather important times this year for me.

Circles
We were supposed to add round buttons, but I didn’t. I used these instead.

I loved , just loved stitching this wreath, back stitch, fly stitch, chain stitch, bullion knots( and they are indeed much easier with a milleners needle) , french knots and beads, lots of them. I can see myself making more of this one for Christmas cards.
And finally

This was tied using macrame, it was fiddly and I don’t like it over much, but it was quick.

What a wonderful project and full credit to Anne Brooke, who inspired every one of them with her amazing videos. She is doing flags next year, but there is a charge I think. Can’t blame her it must have been a lot of effort. Hope you enjoyed reading about my efforts.
Not sure what I will stitch in 2022, we shall see. I suppose I could always sticth a few of my projects locked away in cupboards for what, a rainy day?
Didn’t you do well!
That wreath is adorable! yes, do more! ❤
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Thank you.
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I’m agreeing with Margaret above – Congratulations on completing this challenhe, and I love the wreath! Maybe start more of those for your next year’s cards, then perhaps just glance toward your other projects… something might catch your eye! 😉 Happy New Year! 🥳 🎉 💕
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I am always surprised by how many not yet started projects I have!
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You are certainly not alone there Cathy. 😉
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Looking at my piles & thinking the same thing!
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Wow! The Christmas wreath tag is in a class of its own. It’s gorgeous. Put me down for a Christmas card in 2022 please! Remind me in October / November and I’ll send you a specially handmade one too!
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Will do, and I will try to remember in the Autumn. Thank you.
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Well done to keep up and finish them all. I’ve really enjoyed seeing your tags as you have made them. I started in January and kept up until April when I moved, and that was it! I think I’ll try again in 2022 because I really enjoyed making them.
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I really enjoyed making them each week. Sometimes it was Thursday before I did though. Helps being retired. I wrote on the back of each tag, so they have become a journal of 2021. Do keep going.
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That’s the same as my dishcloths a month, I’ve just started March! At least the KAL organiser has kept the patterns all online and they’re all free.
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That’s good of her. Good luck with April.
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