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It's a pleasure to have you join the forum. The Nepolean stitch work that you completed was incredible. I had requested that the moderators on this site to see if they could contact you and ask to join. They did a fantastic job in doing so. You'd be an asset to the community with all you've ...

Someone came up with a way to make the hobby just a little more smile on the face. It does add a colorful twist to the bobbins.

Try this. It links "Items for sale from tigerthedog"

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/tigerthedog/m ... 7675.l2562" target="_blank

I'm using Sulky metallic threads. Cost a bit extra but for less aggravation it doesn't break down/shred and is tough as nails holding up. Well worth it and looks super.

Viewing the links to Youtube jocellogirl confirms it's tent stitching work done on the video, it helped to know that is the type of stitch and a huge help and to see more of your work is your web site, http://www.gobelins-tapestry.com" target="_blank" target="_blank. I also now understand that there ...

cairee wrote:leroy, puppets is a thread made by coats, the same company that makes anchor, puppets is their "economy" line.
the 100 stitches per cm2 works out to 25ct fabric, did you use tenting or full cross? just curious.

Thank you for the added info on what I didn't know about.

Another great piece of work to go along with your other work, Counted cross stitch tapestry 140 colors (finished). You've been very busy to have both done. Any more for us to view? We're enjoying the real nice work done. BTW thanks for sharing.

I wasn't sure what Petit Point was so I had to look ...

Serinde wrote:Well, I've received a "holding" email from ITV, so at least it's in the system!

Excellent....well done.

Hey Devon welcome to the forum from the east coast, New Hampshire. So what you did was lurk as you reading posts and refreshed the inner stitch bug back? Cool......

Enjoy your week on your retreat and have a safe trip.

Welcome to the forum. A good place to start as you learn.

Welcome to the group from New Hampshire. Nice work completed, they're cute. The one of the horse and rider is unique.

Edit 2: I conferred with the mods, and we all agreed it would be a good idea, so I've sent off an email to congratulate Mr Bramley on his accomplishment, and to invite him to look us up.
Much appreciated. He'd be an inspiration to all and his work in progress with the portrait of Queen Elizabeth I ...

Wow! :shock:

@ Leroy: If you can find a way to contact him, invite him!
I searched more online, that's when I found the video. He is computer savvy cause he designed the Napoleon stitch work, so I'm sure there's a way to contact him. Will take some time tho. It would be great to have him on here ...

Super job, she's a cute owlet. Owls are good luck when displayed in the home.

Wow excellent job. That's a lot of detail and brightly colored.

Wow, that's an amazing job he did. I always feel that certain situations in life tend to affect your health and prevents you from doing what you enjoyed prior to the health issue and you find other alternative activities to help occupy your time. The majority don't cause they'd feel they lack the ...

It's great you have your daughter interested to share the craft. Teach her well, she'll cherish the memories. I was surprised when I visited my uncle and he finished a Marylin Monroe and made the frame in his wood shop. He shared his experience in the hobby. I learned a lot.

And about now in New Hampshire it's 10:35 PM......good evening.

Welcome to the forum. I hope your day finished reading on the forum and you learned a few new tips and tricks.