Hi, im another new member

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rainbow-eyez
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Hi, im another new member

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Hi, im a new member. Im 16 and from Suffolk, and have recently became addicted to cross stiching during my spare time, so i thought i'd come online and join one of the forums!

Hope to meet some new people! x
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Serinde
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Welcome, welcome, welcome. But be warned: this forum is also addictive. You have opened a huge pandora's box of pals and despite the occasional age gap, we are most definiely not BOFs. :shock:
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Welcome from Canada, Rainbow I know you will enjoy this forum,it's great and so are all the stitchers. Have fun and Happy New Year[ /color]
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Welcome to our little corner of the internet. Come in pull up a chair and join the fun. We not only like to talk to new members and help them with thier stitching we like to see your work. So be sure to add picture to the gallery. We have fun with other little bits and bobs. We love members who share and ask lots and lots of questions.

Hope you have fun with us join along!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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:D Welcome to the best place to chat, swap ideas, ask questions and have a gripe on occasions :!: Hope that you enjoy it here. :wink:
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Post by lindagibb »

Welcome to the family. You will find us a really friendly bunch always willing to offer words of encouragement or advice. So don't be afraid to ask.

Looking forward to seeing some of what you have been stitching in the gallery.
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Rose
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Post by Rose »

Hi I was looking for something different and came across this and thought it may or may not be of help to you as a new stitcher.

http://www.past-impressions.co.uk/cs4.htm


after the terms list there are some links for starting and that kind of stuff. Just remember it is what works for you NOT what someon else tells you is right or wrong.
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Serinde
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Post by Serinde »

...although I wouldn't be to quick to re-invent the wheel either :) Particularly when it comes to techniques other than cross stitch. The way stitches are done (and sometimes the order in which they are done) have been worked out by generations of needlewomen as the most efficient method, letting you stitch quickly and beautifully. Avoid developing bad habits! :lol: (do as I say, and not as I've done :lol: :roll: )
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Post by rainbow-eyez »

Thanks, all! You all make me feel so welcome :)
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welcome!!
If you get a comment of a :smile:,I must be holding my :coffee:
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purple_fantasy
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Hiya and welcome
AmberS
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New to Group

Post by AmberS »

Hi,
I am very new to posting. Not sure of everything.
I live in Mount Joy, PA, 49, married with 3 kids? 35,22,17.
I love crossstitching when I get a chance to.
My one big project was the Roseman Bridge from the Bridges of Madison County collection. Started the Imes bridge. I am looking for patterns of the other two if any one knows where I can find them.
I have to get back to work.
Hope to get back soon and meet some people.
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Loralou
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Post by Loralou »

Hi there!

I grew up in Suffolk (Bury St Edmunds) and really miss it :(

You will love this forum!

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Serinde
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Post by Serinde »

Hello AmberS and welcome. You will find everyone fairly easy-going, so feel free to post anytime about anything. You'll soon get the hang of it. :)
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Post by LuckyDice »

Welcome. Everyone here is really great, you'll feel at home in no time.
Have you "googled" the other two bridges? You may be able to find them that way!
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