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Post by pebbles »

Procrastinators of the world unite!




Tomorrow :lol:


As for signing and dating my work, I always mean to but end up forgetting every time :oops:
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Post by Serinde »

Indeed, ConnieO! That's because when you multiply the thinking capacity of two half-wits together, you get... a quarter-wit! 8)
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Silly girls I love all of these expression though. Not on point exactly but.........I thought I was wrong once but I was mistaken.
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Can't keep up in this battle of wits

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Anyway, I do sign my pieces, especially the large one. I usually select a color that is in the piece but is close to the fabric color. I stitch my initials and the year completed in the bottom corner. This way it's there but it doesn't really stand out. The only ones that I do in a bit of contrasting color is my perpetual project, otherwise known as my Christmas Tree skirt. Every year I add a design and that gets the year stitched in a color that stands out and my full name is also stitched along one edge.
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Wow!! Would love to see a piccy of this... sounds great!!
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Post by rubyviolet »

oooh i really like that idea about the tree skirt
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Post by ConnieO »

I made a cross-stitch tree skirt. It's one of my pride and joys, I love getting it out every year. It's got Santa on a train, the smoke stack is blowing out sweets instead of smoke and the wagons behind have reindeer and snowmen in them. The same design is stitched on 3 sides with track running all the way round. It's done on Anne cloth afghan fabric. My kids love it.

When Christmas comes I'll put a pic in my gallery. :D

And if someone is really lucky, I might find the chart and add it to the next swap, but I have no idea where it is! :oops: :shock:
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Perpetual project

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Hi, I'll try to post a picture of it once I get this years finished. It's actually a lot of fun each year and I've been able to play with different techniques and threads that I wouldn't normally use.

OOps puppy just shot out the door! gotta go
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Yes, please Connie, a piccy would be grrrreat!! Sounds stunning!
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