I've finally finished Lord Barkley

I'm sitting here with the biggest, silliest grin on my face because I just
put the last (at least I hope it's the last) stitch into my never ending
petit point of Lord Barkley. I'll check him over tomorrow during daylight
and most certainly will find that I've missed lots of stitches, but in the
meantime I'm rejoicing the end of this project.

It came out really nice and looks just like my Maltese, Puff.

Some day soon I'll have it framed, decide where to hang it, and never, ever
look at it again without thinking of how much work went into this one.

Thanks in advance to everyone who gives at least one loud whoop of joy in
celebration of this project.

Lucille

Lucille wrote:
I'm sitting here with the biggest, silliest grin on my face because I just
put the last (at least I hope it's the last) stitch into my never ending
petit point of Lord Barkley. I'll check him over tomorrow during daylight
and most certainly will find that I've missed lots of stitches, but in the
meantime I'm rejoicing the end of this project.

Congratulations!

Elizabeth
--
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~living well is the best revenge~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
The most important thing one woman can do for another is to illuminate
and expand her sense of actual possibilities. --Adrienne Rich
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

Congratulations Lucille
Is he as good looking as your stiching ?
mirjam
On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 21:24:03 -0400, "Lucille"
wrote:

I'm sitting here with the biggest, silliest grin on my face because I just
put the last (at least I hope it's the last) stitch into my never ending
petit point of Lord Barkley. I'll check him over tomorrow during daylight
and most certainly will find that I've missed lots of stitches, but in the
meantime I'm rejoicing the end of this project.

It came out really nice and looks just like my Maltese, Puff.

Some day soon I'll have it framed, decide where to hang it, and never, ever
look at it again without thinking of how much work went into this one.

Thanks in advance to everyone who gives at least one loud whoop of joy in
celebration of this project.

Lucille

Thanks in advance to everyone who gives at least one loud whoop of joy in
celebration of this project.

WHOOP!!!!!!!!!!!
WHOOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WHOOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HAPPY DANCIN FOR YA
KATHY
SAN ANONIO

My Puff is much better looking, and just as distinguished.
Lucille


"Mirjam Bruck-Cohen" wrote in message
...
Congratulations Lucille
Is he as good looking as your stiching ?
mirjam
On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 21:24:03 -0400, "Lucille"
wrote:

I'm sitting here with the biggest, silliest grin on my face because I
just
put the last (at least I hope it's the last) stitch into my never ending
petit point of Lord Barkley. I'll check him over tomorrow during
daylight
and most certainly will find that I've missed lots of stitches, but in
the
meantime I'm rejoicing the end of this project.

It came out really nice and looks just like my Maltese, Puff.

Some day soon I'll have it framed, decide where to hang it, and never,
ever
look at it again without thinking of how much work went into this one.

Thanks in advance to everyone who gives at least one loud whoop of joy in
celebration of this project.

Lucille

Don't worry about those missed stitches. I recently "took" a class from
Kaffe Fasset. He had missed stitches all over the place. Don't know who
does his follow up for him.

"Lucille" wrote in message
...
I'm sitting here with the biggest, silliest grin on my face because I just
put the last (at least I hope it's the last) stitch into my never ending
petit point of Lord Barkley. I'll check him over tomorrow during daylight
and most certainly will find that I've missed lots of stitches, but in the
meantime I'm rejoicing the end of this project.

It came out really nice and looks just like my Maltese, Puff.

Some day soon I'll have it framed, decide where to hang it, and never,
ever
look at it again without thinking of how much work went into this one.

Thanks in advance to everyone who gives at least one loud whoop of joy in
celebration of this project.

Lucille

For Keith Fasset that will work because I'm sure he's got an entourage to
check his work before it goes up on the wall, or wherever it's meant to be.
Unfortunately, with me there's only me, and I've been accused by several of
my friends of being a royal PITA with my habit of finding every missed or
twisted stitch and not being cool enough to keep my mouth shut if it's not
my work.

Lucille

"Irishwasherwoman" wrote in message
...
Don't worry about those missed stitches. I recently "took" a class from
Kaffe Fasset. He had missed stitches all over the place. Don't know who
does his follow up for him.

"Lucille" wrote in message
...
I'm sitting here with the biggest, silliest grin on my face because I
just
put the last (at least I hope it's the last) stitch into my never ending
petit point of Lord Barkley. I'll check him over tomorrow during
daylight
and most certainly will find that I've missed lots of stitches, but in
the
meantime I'm rejoicing the end of this project.

It came out really nice and looks just like my Maltese, Puff.

Some day soon I'll have it framed, decide where to hang it, and never,
ever
look at it again without thinking of how much work went into this one.

Thanks in advance to everyone who gives at least one loud whoop of joy
in
celebration of this project.

Lucille

Once `you` are so famous ... who will dare to tell you made a mistake
.....
mirjam
On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 11:05:40 -0400, "Irishwasherwoman"
wrote:

Don't worry about those missed stitches. I recently "took" a class from
Kaffe Fasset. He had missed stitches all over the place. Don't know who
does his follow up for him.

"Lucille" wrote in message
...
I'm sitting here with the biggest, silliest grin on my face because I just
put the last (at least I hope it's the last) stitch into my never ending
petit point of Lord Barkley. I'll check him over tomorrow during daylight
and most certainly will find that I've missed lots of stitches, but in the
meantime I'm rejoicing the end of this project.

It came out really nice and looks just like my Maltese, Puff.

Some day soon I'll have it framed, decide where to hang it, and never,
ever
look at it again without thinking of how much work went into this one.

Thanks in advance to everyone who gives at least one loud whoop of joy in
celebration of this project.

Lucille

Lucille ... yes i know this feeling you have about finding `those `
mistakes !!! i get irritated when i Don`t find them , after finnishing
!!!because than i know i will see them , when already on show !!!
As to telling others ....i tend not to see the mistakes , unless i am
in a curating status and it is work submitted to me , and even than i
like the mistakes , which are such a `personal ` exopression of each
artist. to me most mistakes are creative and artistic and have a
psychological meaning !!!Whta i don`t allow is work that doesn`t Fit
in the subject or materials etc,,,
mirjam


On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 11:29:00 -0400, "Lucille"
wrote:

For Keith Fasset that will work because I'm sure he's got an entourage to
check his work before it goes up on the wall, or wherever it's meant to be.
Unfortunately, with me there's only me, and I've been accused by several of
my friends of being a royal PITA with my habit of finding every missed or
twisted stitch and not being cool enough to keep my mouth shut if it's not
my work.

Lucille

"Irishwasherwoman" wrote in message
...
Don't worry about those missed stitches. I recently "took" a class from
Kaffe Fasset. He had missed stitches all over the place. Don't know who
does his follow up for him.

"Lucille" wrote in message
...
I'm sitting here with the biggest, silliest grin on my face because I
just
put the last (at least I hope it's the last) stitch into my never ending
petit point of Lord Barkley. I'll check him over tomorrow during
daylight
and most certainly will find that I've missed lots of stitches, but in
the
meantime I'm rejoicing the end of this project.

It came out really nice and looks just like my Maltese, Puff.

Some day soon I'll have it framed, decide where to hang it, and never,
ever
look at it again without thinking of how much work went into this one.

Thanks in advance to everyone who gives at least one loud whoop of joy
in
celebration of this project.

Lucille