Threadastitch Cumberweave is awesome.
PICTURE POST II!
- Thread starter Mary Ann
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I'd have gone with Crossastitch Artsandcrafts myself.
Let's trademark both of those. Now.
I can't stop myself...I've spammed poor Kira's mom's fb post with Needlework Handicraft, Embroidery Fabricscrap, Decorative Clothingpatch...I can't stop!
I love you guys.
Took this on my way into work this morning.
Can you please stop taking such amazing photos? I'm getting insecure.
Kidding, of course. Incredible shot! Very inspiring!
Some giant Mexican and the long haired crazy guy from Independence Day.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/45436343@N02/12003702146/in/set-72157639878661185/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/45436343@N02/12003702146/in/set-72157639878661185/
Don't feel bad! I'm loving it.
Some giant Mexican and the long haired crazy guy from Independence Day.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/45436343@N02/12003702146/in/set-72157639878661185/
Awesome picture!
Pretty nice work you did there!
Pondwater and Mari, those are both amazing. 
Kira's Mom, love your stitching too, as usual. I love seeing arts and crafts stuff here alongside the usual excellent photos.
A few weeks ago I finished cross stitching this bookmark, and yesterday I sewed on the tassel and backing felt. I'm horrible with finishing my projects, so I'm proud the bookmark only took weeks and not months to finish off. I love Celtic designs and bright colours.
This photo is of the page written by my grandfather (1894-1975) in my mother's "poesie", a Dutch autograph-type book, in 1935. My mother was eight at the time and, yes, that really was my grandfather's freehand writing. I remember my mother telling me that her father would be asked to fill in people names on certificates and other such work because his penmanship was so good. My cousin showed me the page our grandfather wrote in her poesie, and in 1969 his penmanship was still as good as it had been in 1935.
Kira's Mom, love your stitching too, as usual. I love seeing arts and crafts stuff here alongside the usual excellent photos. A few weeks ago I finished cross stitching this bookmark, and yesterday I sewed on the tassel and backing felt. I'm horrible with finishing my projects, so I'm proud the bookmark only took weeks and not months to finish off. I love Celtic designs and bright colours.
This photo is of the page written by my grandfather (1894-1975) in my mother's "poesie", a Dutch autograph-type book, in 1935. My mother was eight at the time and, yes, that really was my grandfather's freehand writing. I remember my mother telling me that her father would be asked to fill in people names on certificates and other such work because his penmanship was so good. My cousin showed me the page our grandfather wrote in her poesie, and in 1969 his penmanship was still as good as it had been in 1935.
Indeed. Nice work all 'round! I know I wouldn't have the patience, much less the craft.
Some giant Mexican and the long haired crazy guy from Independence Day.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/45436343@N02/12003702146/in/set-72157639878661185/
Awesome picture!
Gracias! Every time I meet a celebrity or musician I always think they'll be taller than me....hasn't happened yet though lol.
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