She has taught writing workshops at Vanderbilt University, University of Wisconsin, Colgate University, and Oberlin College. O'Connor Fellow in Fiction, as well as serving as writer-in-residence at artist residencies such as Ragdale Colony, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Vermont Studio Center, and Hawthornden Castle. McCreight Fiction Fellowship at the Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing and the Olive B. A graduate of the University of Southern California and the MFA fiction program at Vanderbilt University, where she was Editor-in-Chief of the Nashville Review, her fellowships include the James C. The symbols remain the same as on the original chart but you stitch with different colours.Janet (D.J.) Thielke's short stories have appeared or are forthcoming in New England Review, Bat City Review, Fiction, the Colorado Review, Indiana Review, Ninth Letter, Mid-American Review, and Crazyhorse, among others.

You use the original copyrighted chart that Marilyn Leavitt-Imblum has designed. We have changed the colour of Celtic Autumn to orange and greens.

I used it straight as it came off the card, and in total I needed 3 cards of it, with just about 1/3 card left at the end (which I can use when I stitch the others in the series) 🙂Ĭeltic Autumn – Changed Colours (DMC stranded cotton) The only amendments I made when I stitched mine was that I used Petite Treasure Braid in shade PB03 instead of the suggested PB01.

The colourway I used was listed on 3 June 2010 by ‘Little Cat’, if you want to find it by date on the blog. Sadly, the blog seems to have virtually ‘died’ now, but the images and text are still there as a really useful archive. If you’re interested in any of the five Celtic Ladies, this blog is wonderful, as it is a place for lots of stitchers to upload their progress photos. To make it clear, these colour choices weren’t my idea – I found the suggested colours on the Celtic Lady StitchA Long blog. Several people have emailed me for the full colour key list for stitching the Lavender and Lace Celtic Autumn in the alternative colours that I used.

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