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Eleanor Roosevelt
First, here is the grid I made of the placement of the ladies: I am using 14 count aida fabric from Garabaldi’s Needlework in the Pineapple Upside-down Cake colorway. Eleanor Roosevelt (October 11, 1884 – November 7, 1962) wasn’t just the First Lady to the 32nd president FDR. She was a civil rights activist, mother of…
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Hey! I’m back. After my last post, in July, my sciatica got worse and worse and I finally took it seriously in early October and got some medical advice. Long story short- it’s severe, I have meds, I’m in PT, and I’m dealing with it. I don’t like it but I don’t let anything tell…
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I’m baaaaack
Oof. Life can hit hard, huh? But I’m back now. I frogged a lot of projects I didn’t feel super excited about, cleaned up my stashes, and started stuff I really like. I have so many things I can do but I won’t live long enough to get them all done you know? Cross stitch…
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Shuffle
I’m working in a spooky post for next time!
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Here it is! 4 years later! I found every WIP picture I have and put them in order: Stuff I changed to personalize it: I added different phrases on the sides. The original said “something old and something new-something borrowed something blue”. I chose a quote from Captain Jack Harkness “I used to be a…