What a superb feeling to have finished with such a dominant green colour - plus two more little bits here and there on the left hand side. Tomorrow is a new week and a brand new thread colour beckons me :) Hope you enjoy these pictures and they bring a good end to a great weekend.

 Today was a very December feeling kind of day when it comes to the work I did on the gobelin. All green - very much like the colour of the Christmas trees adorning households up and down the country and the planet. 

Not that much work done today, as I was not quite feeling as productive as I have been the rest of the week... but still managed to do some work with two colours (a brown and a green) though neither of these two colours is finished on the gobelin. So more work to do with both at some point in the future! Still - little work is better than no work :)

So as I said yesterday, today's work is in colour other than black; or white for that matter. Anyhow, I did work for about four hours and as a result the area covered was quite large. Hence, why even the "Small Detail" picture below is of more than half the gobelin :D 

For today I chose to work on all black. There is more black to do on the gobelin; what you see below is not the end of using this colour, however, that is all I had time to do within these past 24 hours. And tomorrow... tomorrow I'll be working with a different colour - I think this will keep things more interesting ;)

The colour work I did (for just under three hours today) is prominent in the pictures below. Love it when the progress made shows up so clearly for you guys and girls to see:

Tonight I worked in a very visible colour and filled in a few very visible gaps :) Here is to hoping you enjoy these new pictures as much as I enjoyed working on the gobelin today:

Another very good day in terms of work done! Although it was a Saturday, I did manage to squeeze in four hours of gobelin time :) I finished off that shade of light blue I worked with the day before and also, although generally I do not like working in white (blanc) because you guys cannot see it, I thought it is very appropriate to do a chunk of work in white, seeing it is December and that, to almost anyone living in the Northern Hemisphere, sends thoughts of snow; and to be more precise of pristine, white snow! So :D 

Another few hours spent working on this. Very visible where the new shade of blue is :)

I worked lots and lots today - over five hours were spent on the gobelin. But it was so exciting - there is now pink in there. Not sure what purpose it will serve; I guess we'll have to wait and see :)

The first time I worked on the gobelin this month, because... it's the first day of the month :p Just over an hour work is visible in the pictures below :)

One hour work on this I could only spear that much today, taking into consideration it is the run up to the holiday season :)

The pictures were taken in natural light, so I think they came out looking a bit...odd... but anyway, you can still see that I did about an hour's worth of work with the same light gray colour I've been using for a while. This is the first time I've worked on the gobelin this month , so here are the results: 

First time I've work on the gobelin this month. Sadly, I have the feeling it'll be the only time I work on it this month - I am super busy. Hence, why I only managed to get half an hour of work on this today. Very little done - but I think its still worth showing you.

Managed to get some work done this month too :) Sadly, this will be the only time I work on the gobelin in May 2016. But there is always the time to come :D Here is the progress from an hour and a half today:

I have started the work on the gobelin for this month using the same thread as I did last month :) Here is the progress from two hours today:

Second day in a row I have had some free time to get back to my hobby! I'm so happy!!! I dont know why the lighting came out all funny, but either way here is what I did in an hour and a half:

Finally I have had some free time to get back to my hobby!!! Here is what I managed to do in two and half hours: