Wednesday, April 20, 2005

ABC list that I have seen on numerous blogs lately.

I have seen this on several blogs lately and it sounds interesting so here is my version.

Accent: American Southern Mid West Specifically I live in Kansas and have most of my life.
Bra size: Depends on if is cheap or a good brand C or D.
Chore I hate: Dishes by hand and dusting or moping.
Dad's name: Daddy
Essential make-up: Don't usually wear any.
Favorite perfume: Heaven Scent or Avons Roses Roses or Primrose.
Gold or Silver: Both although gold goes better with my skin tone.
Hometown: Topeka, KS
Interesting fact: Less than 3 months till I retire.
Job title: Office assistant II
Kids: 2 and 5 grandkids
Living arrangements: Large mobile home with hubby, oldest grandson, 7 ferrets and 1 cat.
Mom's Birthplace: Kansas
Number of apples eaten in last week: None
Overnight hospital stays: 5 - tonsils at age 5, childbirth 2 times, appendix removal and a complete hysterectomy.
Phobia: Heights especially ladders or open stairs.
Question you ask yourself a lot: What was I doing? Mainly at work when I get interrupted by someone coming to my window.
Religious affiliation: Protestant. I was raised in Independant Baptist churches. Don't go anywhere at present.
Siblings: 4 half (3boys 1 girl) who I didn't know till after I married and got reunited with my Mother. 1 step-brother who I was raised with from 3 to 14 who is still closer to me than my half brothers & sister.
Time I wake up: Weekdays, around 6:00. Later on weekends.
Unnatural hair color: None
Vegetable I refuse to eat: None completely. There is usually some way of fixing then that I can eat.
Worst habit: I don't know.
X-rays: Too many to list.
Yummy food I make: Pizza and for holidays a different stuffing made out of minute rice and Grape Nuts cereal. Better than it sounds.
Zodiac sign: Cancer

Wednesday, April 13, 2005

Stitching Blogger's Question of the Day

I tried emailing this and it has not showed up yet so here is what I sent.

Today's "Stitching Blogger's Question" is:Do you "stitch with the seasons?" (This could be reflected by thecolors that you stitch with, the themes that you choose, or even thatduring your favorite season you stitch more (or less) than in others.)

Happy Stitching!Renée
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"Stitched with Love and Cat Hair" http://blondelibrarian.net/stitching

Not on purpose but it just seems to end up that way. Especially with the plastic canvas stuff that I do it seems to be more so especially with magnets, tissue covers and coasters. Of course they work up very fast so you can get by with doing something at the last minute.

Well I have to get back to work so everyone have a great day!!!!

Tuesday, April 12, 2005


What is your next specialty stitch?
Not sure. But I have a WIP that is stamped embroidery that I got at a garage sale that uses Satin stitch, Outline Stitch, Filled Outline Stitch and a few french knots. The other WIP's that I am working on now are cross stitch 1 set of stamped pillow cases and 2 small ornament type items.

Posted by Hello

Sunday, April 03, 2005


learning. This is the second picture. Posted by Hello

This is a test. The frogg I just finished for my daughter. The Teacher I did in 2001 for my daughter-in-law. Posted by Hello

Saturday, April 02, 2005

It's April

Beautiful day. And I have spring fever. Don't want to do anything. Just been reading mail and working on the little frog for daughter. Will try to scan when done but don't know been having trouble with computer not wanting to recognize scanner or camera. Might have to do it Monday at work.
Enjoy this beautiful spring day.

Thursday, March 31, 2005

The March 30 Stitching Blogger Question of the Week.

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Today's "Stitching Blogger's Question," is:

How has your stitching evolved since you first started stitching?
 
 
I have done stitching of some kind most of my life.  My grandmother taught me to embroidery when I was in grade school.  All stamped items but I did learn quite a few stitches then and the one main thing that always stuck with me was that she told me to always keep the back as neat as possible.  Over the years I did many different things crochet, fabric paint, tried knitting but just couldn't get into it preferred crochet.  Then about 18 years ago I got involved with plastic canvas stitching and have done that ever since.  Anyway my first cross stitch patterns were done on plastic canvas .  Now I am doing some on aida  and I have bought some patterns that I want to do.   When I finish the little frog that I am doing for my daughter I want to start some of the Dragon Dreams freebys.  Love the colorful dragons.
 
Have a great day!  






Wednesday, March 30, 2005

*****Today's "Stitching Blogger's Question," is:
How has your stitching evolved since you first started stitching?


I have done stitching of some kind most of my life. My grandmother taught me to embroidery when I was in grade school. All stamped items but I did learn quite a few stitches then and the one main thing that always stuck with me was that she told me to always keep the back as neat as possible. Over the years I did many different things crochet, fabric paint, tried knitting but just couldn't get into it preferred crochet. Then about 18 years ago I got involved with plastic canvas stitching and have done that ever since. Anyway my first cross stitch patterns were done on plastic canvas . Now I am doing some on aida and I have bought some patterns that I want to do. When I finish the little frog that I am doing for my daughter I want to start some of the Dragon Dreams freebys. Love the colorful dragons.

Have a great day!

Sunday, March 27, 2005

"Stitching Blogger's Question," for March 23, 2005

What are your thoughts on craft and/or needlework shows? Have you beento one or are you planning on going to one this year?

Here the craft shows are not very big or they are in conjunction with a special event like "Cider Days" . I have never been to a needlework show. The last craft show I went to was before Christmas. Basically just finished items.

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