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5 comments:
Ooooh...can't wait to see what it is...man that needle is long!;)
xoxo
I guess it does kind of look that way but it's actually a very small hoop and pattern. So small it's going to make me go blind by the time I'm done. ha.
Foobella, I love, love....the card/puzzle photo gift you made for your friends for their wedding...so creative and just beautiful. I bet they loved it.
I love cross stitch too...any hints on what this might be?
ruth
Thanks, Ruth!
And Noooo ma'am. No hints on the cross stitch. You'll just have to keep checking back as the mystery unfolds. We'll see who guesses what it is first. =)
Well, you've got me very curious as to what this is..I will be back to see as you progress in your work, what subject your needlework is starting to look like.
Ruth
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