Hello and welcome to the forum from South Carolina! I love what you have stitched so far and am looking forward to seeing your other work. Lots to learn here and lots to share!
Carole
WIPs
Star Wars Afghan:Chewbaca
HAEDs:
O Kitten Tree
Dancing with the Cat
Everything else "on hold"
2022 Finished: Star Wars Afghan: Princess Leia, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, Finn, Rey, Poe, Han Solo,Darth Vader, BB8,Luke Skywalker
Welcome to the forum.
You're sure to learn heaps if you want to, there are many stitchers here who are so experienced it's unbelievable. Everyone is keen to help should you need it, and as many people do things in different ways, there's bound to be a way to suit you.
Hi there and Welcome from steamy Brisbane - where on earth in this state at the moment is it cloudy -cause I want to be there out of this everlasting sun beating down. I dislike the heat as you may have gathered.
Anyway I am delighted to have another Queenslander on the forum and I love your designs so beautifully stitched all of them. The Crest is amazing and I am sure it was a challenge but you met it and conquered it too. Well Done.
Sally in Brisbane Australia
WIPS
Christmas Stocking from World of Cross Stitching mag. 262
Squirrel wrote: Hi there and Welcome from steamy Brisbane - where on earth in this state at the moment is it cloudy -cause I want to be there out of this everlasting sun beating down. I dislike the heat as you may have gathered.
I am actually in Brisbane too! It was cloudy yesterday and then we got a bit of rain but now it's 10000000 degrees, or it certainly feels like it!
Oh goodness me, I cannot imagine how you in Queensland deal with weather that hot. 2 decades ago we had it just over 80 degrees Fahrenheit for a couple of weeks & that was enough for everyone, so hot & sticky!!. We had dogs then & about 7.30 pm each evening we drove to a river or a beach so they could have a really long run. They, as well as us, flaked out during the day.
Welcome ! It is good to see stitchers of all ages. So many arts are dying out because we rather spend time on our electronic devices than creating with our hands. Just be aware of the, "stick the needle in your finger stitch." I have the finners to prove it....happy stitching...Alaric, Canada
Hello and welcome to the forum from South Carolina! I love what you have stitched so far and am looking forward to seeing your other work. Lots to learn here and lots to share!
