My current WIPs

What is a WIP you might ask?

WIP stands for 'work-in-progress'. It is the project (or in many crafters' reality, projects) that someone is currently working on at any given moment.

I generally have multiple projects going on at one time, as it allows me to work on something in any given situation. A big project will be worked on at home, a smaller project can be mobile and come out with me, and there are projects such as my #tlkswatch project that I can work on for a brief period of available time wherever I might be.


The list of my WIPs as of 10th of August, 2025

My stuff

Most Recent Finish

"The Game" cross-stitch pattern.

Final Touches

  • Pattern: "Flower Field" add-on (Name still up in the air).
  • My own family stitch people portrait for 2022.
  • Pattern: "Seems Impossible".

Currently Stitching

On Hold/Upcoming

Things being test stitched*

  • None

Design Stage

  • 👕 Merch Design: "Today's Plan"
  • 👕 Merch Design: "Good Day"
  • 👕 Merch Design: "Seam Ripper"
  • My own family stitch people portrait for 2024.
  • Cross-Stitch Pattern: "Curse Words"
  • Cross-Stitch Pattern: "Dropout Monologue"
  • Cross-Stitch Pattern: Temperature chart
  • 🧵 Embroidery Pattern: "Send Love"
  • 🧵 Embroidery Pattern: "Wedding Bouquet"
  • 🧵 Other embroidery patterns
  • 🎨 New decor elements

At the moment, this is in no particular order. If there's something you see here that you would love to have finished because you want it, let me know!

Miscellaneous

  • Downloads: Helpful, downloadable documents.
  • Shop front: Etsy shop adjustment(s).

Upcoming embroidery stitches

  1. Basketweave Stitch
  2. Turkey Work Stitch
  3. Cross-Stitch
  4. Seed Stitch
  5. Cast-on Stitch

Contact me if there are certain stitches you would like to see done first.
These should start back up in September '25.

Other stuff

Future WIPs

Things in "time-out"**


* Shout out to my awesome test stitchers (in alphabetical order)!

** What does this mean? You know when you get mad at something you did when stitching a pattern and you get so frustrated that you can't just work around the mistake? So you are eventually going to need to unpick stuff to be able to continue?

It's when that happens and instead, you hide the project away for a period of time. That's a project "time-out" 🤣. I also include pieces that aren't bringing me joy.