The goal is met!
The colours remind me of Mexico, for some odd reason.
At first I wasn't quite sure do I like the floss choice, but now that the first part is stitched I am very pleased with my choice. It's good in many ways, one of them being having two completely different colour schemes of the same design.
And... I managed to add some stitches to Loy Krathong after several months! 
This is how it looked when I started, this is how it looks now:
- Mood:
accomplished - Sound:DVD: Dreamcatcher
Very happy. Moderately odd. Bibliophile, Demoness, geekette, cross stitch designer (part-time), common-law wife surfing in an intercultural, -religious, -ethnic etc. relationship, retail slave (full-time), HSP etc.
An Angel.
While you are here, please:
And as I am very fond of statistics...:
Since 11th of August, 2009
... the only language I really know.
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Leena
http://lennuntekeleet.blogspot.com/
Very ambitious to stitch it twice, but at least you know what to expect. :)
Svenja
http://stormatseastitching.wordpress.com/
Is Loy Krathong from Pinn? How are those charts? I keep loving them but I haven't picked up any yet.
Otherwise they are lovely to use - and I really recommend buying charts as I have heard that the patterns in their kits don't have floss numbers i.e. you can't reuse them unless you have leftover floss.
- Jenna
I fell in love with this black linen when I stitched "Bumblehearts" and now I don't seem to get enough of it. :P
And thanks. :)