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my late auntie cross stitched all her life. in my memory, i see her sitting by the front room window, catching the late daylight.
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by the time her eyes were giving, she was the first one on the block to use a magnifying glass.
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{a lot of couleur CRANFORD involved, when she worked away in her local circle of friends! ☻}
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my late auntie cross stitched all her life. in my memory, i see her sitting by the front room window, catching the late daylight.
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by the time her eyes were giving, she was the first one on the block to use a magnifying glass.
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{a lot of couleur CRANFORD involved, when she worked away in her local circle of friends! ☻}
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i don't think i appreciated embroidery work as a child, and to this day i feel inhibition towards cross stitch.
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but i do understand the labour of love involved, and i'd love lending it a contemporary twist, in a drawing challenge, e.g.
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let's cross stitch, everybody! let's pick up pencil, pen, paint. let's use paper, scissors, rock. ☻ or whatever. let's design a cross stitch pattern... leave your name in the comments section, if you are in. i'll cross stitch you later!
{challenge 28-29/07}
{challenge 28-29/07}
Cross-stitch. What an interesting creative idea. Count me IN please. *smiles* Norma
ReplyDeletehello my dearie!
ReplyDeleteyes you've got it - outside skipping through the fields, sitting under trees drawing in journals whilst fiddling with Lambie's soft spotted ears, jumping in the river with the gang of 9 - 12 year old boys that run around like a swarm of happy bees..horses, pigs, rodeos and outdoor music festivals. Yep ! i've been away from my desk! :)
we are well, i'm working on a special board selected to form a Creative District plan for our little town. Lots of work!
I am going to 3 art shows this summer. wish i had a "smart phone" so i could blog on the go ...but alas! its just me and my old world desktop computer.
i will try to stitch with you but...(see above)
thank you for popping in! the buzz around here is increasingly Christo-y. A gathering of cyber souls is always welcome here!
xo stephanie
Dearest Nadeschda,
ReplyDeleteand if I manage to stitch only one single cross...
I am in!
oh, I am jealous about the Brits' TV!
ReplyDelete'Cranford'... with top-class-cast, hilarious!
Thank you!
Love
Ariane.
you're welcome.
Deletei became a cranford-affiliate just lately.
the good thing about it... it is timeless!
now, timeless...
WHAT a theme challenge, no?
;)))
n♥
There have been a lot of crosses stiched in my life. I am in xxxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great challenge, and thank you for inviting me
I will endeavour to give the cross stitch a go - literally, but will need to post early as I shall be absent at the weekend.
ReplyDeletethank you for
ReplyDeletethis invitation -
i am in, n.
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Hi, Woolfie - Long time ago my former sister in law cross stitched anything and every thing. I will attempt this challenge, with paper and colored pencil anyway. May even take up the needle, who knows? -sus
ReplyDeleteNadine....like you said....I like to count.....so I'll join you in this drawing challenge. Thanks for the invite. xo Carole
ReplyDeleteHello kindred! So beautiful..and very special your auntie created in such a wonderful way!
ReplyDeleteThese are so gorgeous! ..I don't know anything about crossstich..how i wish I did! Looks awesome!
I will put my thinking cap on..and see if i can play! I will definately come visit!
Yay thankyou for inviting me! You are a shining star!
HUgs and sparkles
Wishing you a fabulous week!
Victoria~
Thank you for finding me. I'm here! And Greta, too.
ReplyDeleteWe're in!
loooove cross-stitch!!
ReplyDeletebut
first I will travel to Hamburg
meeting three lovely ladies
so
I am not sure
but I will try
definitely
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you what???
Delete...enjoy your travels. ..
kiss 'em all from me...
will read up on your adventures later!!!!
n♥
did is great! a woolfenbell cross stich!!
ReplyDeletelovely!
I love embroidering, but I've never cross stitched in my life. I guess I don't like the look of the designs too much: as you point out, they look like pixel images!
ReplyDeletePS I love Patrice comment above. maybe I do like cross stitching after all :)
ReplyDeleteHi- this sounds great- though I've never done it before- how hard could it be ;) thanks for the invite- I'm around for the beginning of the week and may post early...or a tad late but please count me in!! :)
ReplyDeletesweet woolfi, i' one of the "lovely ladies", in the north ( hähähä for the lovely+lady,)
ReplyDeletewe'll miss you and kiss you via brain, telepathy (does that word exist?) what ever, please count me in like patrice with a ( )
love+hugs julia
oh this is ambitious. i love the way cross stitch looks - do you know the little kneeling bricks they use in english churches? - lovely!
ReplyDeletei did try to make a pillow cover once, but maybe cross stitch is not so much for me. but i will come back and see what the rest of you do.
meanwhile, phillip seymour hoffman - does he make being an actor look like fun? nothing like a getting a paycheck for behaving like somebody's worst self!
xo
No I think I will pass and wallpaper is gross!!
ReplyDeletei don't believe it!
Deletebut also find you thoroughly courageous. ..
i should know about old wall paper, i'm telling ya!
n♥
I never cross stitched in my life. as a school girl I hate knitting, stitching, sewing. my teachers were silly... It's a shame!
ReplyDeletebut I'll try it - count me in, dear woolf! :-) mano
oh i love the cross stitches from your auntie. what a treasure!
ReplyDeletei´ve no idea for the next dc, but count me in. it'll be all right ...
thanks for the invitation ♥
hello Nadine
ReplyDeleteIm very very late responding to this drawing challenge but I have been driving the countryside internet free for the last 5 days and it has been lovely. Ill let you know when its ready for viewing.
Helen x
thanks for the invitation - so nice to meet you again!
ReplyDeletewell, me and stitch, no I am sorry.
This time I prefer to have a look at the results of you and all the other brave artists.
Wish you a great stitchy challenge, x Stefanie