Got me again

[2Danes]

I had to a butterfly again I'm really tired of Mr.

[milkmaid]

[Rose]

I know what you mean I think I have more then I have stitched on this latest project.


Where is my gun that little is toast.

The cafe needs to have a half price special to get rid of all of these little buggers.

[cassle]

Umm sorry but I still haven't understood the term frog.. From what I read somewhere in this forum, it says "rip it, rip it" so it called as frog.

But I still haven't understood. Is it means that we have to cut the stitched threads with scissors because we did a mistake.. or what? Thanks.

[ali-cat]

It's just a fun expression when unpicking or cutting the wrong stitches. Some folks repeat 'rip-it, rip-it' and it sounds like a frog going 'ribbit, ribbit'!!

Do hate those wee critters when they visit .... but the French do seem to deal with them pretty well!!

[Raven]

Time for another batch of frog-legs?

Sorry you had to frog!

HUGS
Raven

[Nachstenliebe]

oooo that frog!!!!! We've been finding a lot of frogs in our yard as of late.. I keep telling them since I'm letting them live that the least they can do is leave my stitching alone... and it's worked! but then I keep ending up making mistakes at work instead
Faith

[janieface]

Oooh, so glad someone else asked what the frog meant! I was wondering that too!