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Penny Ann Morgan posted an update 5 years ago
This is my picture with the finished 3 bands.
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Magda Kuhn posted an update 5 years ago
I received only one ring, the bag had a hole in it and the envelope had a gap at the flap. I need replacements please!
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Sandie Cormaci-Boles posted an update 5 years ago
Hello Students! Here in the USA it is our Independence Day Holiday, may you enjoy the day! Did you all see Marnie\’s gold pineapple eyelets? Are any of you also using colors other than the traditional white on white? Please share and inspire us!
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Brenda Hillard posted an update 5 years ago
Terry……Is there a reason you do not come up in an empty hole & go down in a full hole, whenever possible. Do you secure threads as you stitch when long spans are involved?
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Penny Ann Morgan posted an update 5 years ago
I just spent a delightful 2 hours getting the first band stitched. I’m very pleased with the results. I was very insecure getting the first set of triangles positioned on the canvas. I did okay with the first set but had to restrict the second set. Hopefully, that will get better with each band.
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Helen Rowland posted an update 5 years ago
How do you lg out?
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Pat Olski posted an update 5 years ago
Hello,
Thanks for letting me know about the status of your rings. I really appreciate it. I am still waiting to hear back from the postmaster, and will let you know any updates. Enjoy the holiday weekend.
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Sandie Cormaci-Boles posted an update 5 years ago
Sorry! I am having trouble uploading the photo :-(. I will talk with Rand and see what I can do about it. It may be too large of a file. More later…
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Sandie Cormaci-Boles posted an update 5 years ago
Hello Students! It is Day 2 of our first week. Please try to read over Lesson #1 and try out a Diamond Eyelet or two. I realize that some of you may be taking this course to do at a later or more convenient time, that is just fine. I believe that this discussion group is live for two months after our course ends. If you have questions and/or…[Read more]
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Pat Olski posted an update 5 years ago
Hi Donna,
Thanks for your kind interest in my Dorset button book. The publication date has been delayed, and I will update my website when the new publication date is confirmed.
Thanks!
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Hi Pat, just to let you know that my envelope with rings arrived all in one piece safe and sound! I couldn’t find where to post in the Dorset class area!
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HI Donna,
Thanks for letting me know- I really appreciate it.
Have a great holiday weekend!
Best,
Pat
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Trudy Pohawpatchoko posted an update in the group
Ta-DAH! I finished it! 5 years agoHere are a couple things that I have finished in the last couple weeks – Edward Scissorfish from Beadalot, and Mariner’s Drum by Plum Street on Pirate linen from The Primitive Hare. More finishing this weekend!
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I love these, Trudy!
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Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing.
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They look awesome Trudy!
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I haven’t seen anything like Edward Scissorfish before…beautiful and unique!
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Both projects have so much personality! Beautiful AND whimsical. 🙂
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Adrienne McCambry posted an update 5 years, 1 month ago
I am having a hard time in dealing with this issue of being “holed up” and not being able to attend any of the local guild meetings in my area. I am also a college student as well. Majoring in Art studio as for now the classes went on-line including the lab class which is ceramnics the powers to be have tried to turn it into an on-line program…[Read more]
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Hi Adrienne, based on your location, our chapter closest to you is our El Segundo Blue Chapter. For upcoming meeting times and more information you can contact the president at President@ElSegundoBlue.org. You can see other chapters near you by entering your zip code here: https://egausa.org/chapter-map/
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I have and there was no return response. I have checked the spam box in my e-mail as well.
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Mary Jo Homanich posted an update 5 years, 1 month ago
Hello Margaret. Plugging along and enjoying every stitch. Very please with the design so far. I have been thinking of making a Christmas decoration with reds, greens and either silver or gold metallics – thoughts ?
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Louise Ewers posted an update 5 years, 1 month ago
I received the kit that I had ordered. Thanks for your help. I \’ll get organized and started working on this project!
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Shelley Collins posted an update 5 years, 1 month ago
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Peggy Brown posted an update 5 years, 1 month ago
John James Needle guide
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Louise Ewers posted an update 5 years, 1 month ago
I have not received the supplies for the kit that I ordered. Am I missing something?????? The embroidery design I referred to below if not from the kit that I ordered.
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Tina Comroe posted an update 5 years, 1 month ago
When you have to transfer money to your boyfriend through paypal because the EGA Chapters haven’t set up an account to pay your dues and still rely on checks and cash in a time that being around people is bad for you..Hello. Covid-19. All this Virtual meetings and stitch ins are just fine, until you have to send Cash or a check to pay your dues,…[Read more]
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Adrienne McCambry posted an update 5 years, 1 month ago
As I stated before I am learning cross stitching. And what of the things that I did find out about it was \”gridding the fabric. So if some one out there can explain to me how important and easy it is?
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Hi, Adrienne, thanks for posting.
I think what you’re referring to is making a grid on your fabric so that it is easier to count. What you can do is baste every 10 or so stitches, both vertically and horizontally, so then you know how many stitches you have in each area.
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Yes it is very helpful. Thanks!
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Mary Jo Homanich posted an update 5 years, 1 month ago
Hi Margaret, Boy is it HOT in upstate NY. We went from late winter to summer within a couple weeks !!! I have been thinking about making this pattern into a Christmas decoration. I think reds and greens with silver or gold metallics would be beautiful especially the way that woven band catches the light. Color suggestions for a Christmas…[Read more]
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