Here we are half way through the year and I only have two of the nine projects on my challenge list completed. Well, it’s not really that bad – I am about half finished with two others, but I haven’t touched them in several months. Meadow Medley taught by Luan Callery, an Embroiderer’s Guild Read More …
Nothing very exciting since the last post, but I am making slow progress. Meadow Medley has not had much more progress – just started outlining the leaves: Since the last time I posted a picture of the Bok Tower piece I’ve gotten a lot of the front facade stitched. This is just a close Read More …
With my aversion to purple, it was inevitable that I would change the purple aster to a blue one. And I am very pleased with how it looks! As with with the other parts that have lumpy stitches, I am waiting to do the French knots around the middle of the flower until later. The Read More …
The first one I completed in 2016 is based on a design called Amadeus & Friends by Connie Root. I made a few changes, but most of the design is from the original. Connie’s husband donated the design to the Corning EGA and proceeds go to Connie’s favorite charities. The next one was The Life Read More …
I’ve committed to completing a list of my WIPs: 1. Tropical Box – Marsha Papay Gomola (2011 EGA Seminar) – Started but I am going to start over 2. Nature to Needlework – Bok Tower Door (2016 EGA Seminar) – Started 3. Meadow Medley by Luan Callery (EGA GCC) – Started 4. Fossil Day Read More …
David Morgan Wright was born in Escanaba, Delta County, Michigan 7 July 1887 to Helen “Nellie” Pidd and John Morgan Wright. According to the 1900 US Census he was “at school” as a thirteen year old and had attended school for 10 months of the year. I don’t have much information about David Wright‘s school Read More …
My grandfather, David Morgan Wright, was born in Escanaba, Michigan, on 7 July 1887, to Helen Elizabeth Pidd and John Morgan Wright. He and his siblings, George William and Alice Mary Wright were first generation born in the United States on both sides of their family. John Morgan Wright was born on 21 July 1852 Read More …
I haven’t put a new message here in a while since I’ve been very busy. My grandfather, David Morgan Wright, took a lot of pictures and we’re lucky that many of them have been saved both as prints and as negatives. He wasn’t the greatest photographer. A lot of his pictures are over or under Read More …
Right now I am trying to sort through photographs I have scanned so I can test the ability of this blog to set up albums and tag the photos for retrieval. But I’ve got thousands of photos and I’m scanning in more every day. Today I just wanted to sort out the two scrapbook albums Read More …
Welcome to the Woodswell WordPress Blog. This is my first post. I’ll be updating and adding a statement of purpose once I get the blog set up. See About Me Anne 13 Sep 2015 – You’ll notice that this is not actually my first blog post. It was the first on the WordPress blog Read More …