Progress Report: Home Sweet Home Code, Start To Finish

Progress Report: Home Sweet Home Code

Today’s Progress Report is a project based on CSS coding that I bought on Etsy! My boyfriend studied Computer Science in college. When I saw this chart I had to get it to stitch it for him. A cool variation of the usual Home Sweet Home saying written in code was right up our alley!

The chart is called Home Sweet Home in CSS by Happy Stitch Net. You can get the chart for yourself here: Home Sweet Home in CSS.

I started with the black thread and the easy squares and some of the lettering:

I realized pretty quickly that my hoop wouldn’t work to stitch the whole project with. I ran out of room after two more words:

So I switched to my q-snap for the next word:

With that the piece is already more than half done! I finished that word and moved up to the main line of code next:

And with two more words, this piece is done!

Final Progress Report:

Unfortunately, because the project didn’t fit in the hoop very well, the piece needed washed and ironed before I could even think of framing it. But this was a great stitch! The chart was easy to read and the piece fast to stitch. I really enjoyed it!

The chart is called Home Sweet Home in CSS by Happy Stitch Net. You can get the chart for yourself here: Home Sweet Home in CSS.

Have you done this chart before? Did you enjoying stitching it? Did you stitch it for yourself or give it away to someone else? Leave a comment below or hop on Facebook to let us know!

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