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(Pumpkin) Pie

Congratulations, you must be so proud. Well Done!

Recess

Thank-you everyone for the warm welcome. As for my next project, I am going to first of all finish a small cross stitch on 18 count Aida that I started five years ago and put aside. :oops: It is a picture of Chawton Cottage that was the home of Jane Austen. It is an companion piece to another JA cro...

I've posted a few times, and I thought it was time to say hello to everyone and show a picture of my newly completed cross stitch. The first I had done in about 5 years. It is "Night Moves" (Trumpeter Swans) by Blain Billman. This has been a steep learning curve for me. It was the first ti...

...worm

(rough) shod

Out of (control)

I only joined in June and new to forums in general, so I think I am very lucky to have found this one.
Thank-you, Rose, for all that you do. It must be a lot of work to keep things running smoothly.

Yuck!

homework

(access) granted

It's amazing that his captors didn't see the Morse code in the border.
Thankyou for posting such an wonderful story.

...hope

....The Lionheart! (King Richard 1 of England)

Gears

Colony

inches

I love my Singer sewing machine. Model no. 6233. It was bought in 1987. I've sewn a variety of things, and it's never given me a problem. It's very practical and easy to use and does all the basic stitches including buttonholes, zigzag, blindstitch etc. Singer probably doesn't sell this model anymor...

Two or three months ago, I discovered Herrschners cross stitch store in Kitchener. As I mentioned in my previous post, I had only just got back into cross stitch. (after several years) I didn't buy anything on my first visit. A few weeks later, I went back with full intentions of buying some goodies...