I think this is my new favorite craft; doing cross stitch and beading on perforated paper. At first I thought it was odd, using paper instead of fabric, but once I found out that this is what the Victorians used to do, I decided it's cool.
I'm happy to have another project done before the holiday it's intended for.
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7 people stopped folding laundry to write:
I used to do cross stitch still have a thousand [minor exaggeration] strands of DMC thread! I admire it greatly but no longer indulge.
Now it's all just the quilting -oh & did I mention that my eyes are not what they used to be & cross stitch is very small!
You are SO ready for the fall and the holidays!
I have always enjoyed your Halloween crafts...so much fun.
So cool and what a fun pattern.
I've been wanting to buy perforated paper to do some projects based on descriptions in The Long Winter by Laura Ingalls Wilder.
I love it! Sooooo excited for Halloween and fall!
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Carole
http://frogbellysoup.blogspot.com
Very nice.
I finished cleaning my house. Mostly. I sorta gave up with one room left.
Does it still count as finished?
Hmm, I have been wanting to learn more about cross stitch, but I haven't ever heard of perforated paper for that purpose. Cool!
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