To get those guys off the page. . .

Just needed ONE more new topic to push the MI5 persecution guys off
the page, so here it is.

Question for the day: What is your LEAST favorite needlework
technique?

On 8/28/07 9:59 AM, in article
, "lewmew"
wrote:

Just needed ONE more new topic to push the MI5 persecution guys off
the page, so here it is.

Question for the day: What is your LEAST favorite needlework
technique?

I don't know that I have one. Maybe stamped cross stitch.

Cheryl

"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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On 8/28/07 9:59 AM, in article
, "lewmew"
wrote:

Just needed ONE more new topic to push the MI5 persecution guys off
the page, so here it is.

Question for the day: What is your LEAST favorite needlework
technique?

I don't know that I have one. Maybe stamped cross stitch.

Cheryl


The only thing I can think of is Hardanger. I love the way it looks, but I
didn't much like the doing.

L

On 8/28/07 10:31 AM, in article
, "Lucille" lzoltynospam@now at
comcast..net wrote:


"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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On 8/28/07 9:59 AM, in article
, "lewmew"
wrote:

Just needed ONE more new topic to push the MI5 persecution guys off
the page, so here it is.

Question for the day: What is your LEAST favorite needlework
technique?

I don't know that I have one. Maybe stamped cross stitch.

Cheryl


The only thing I can think of is Hardanger. I love the way it looks, but I
didn't much like the doing.

L



I enjoy that!

On Aug 28, 9:21 am, lucretia borgia
wrote:
On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 06:59:17 -0700, lewmew
opined:

Just needed ONE more new topic to push the MI5 persecution guys off
the page, so here it is.

Question for the day: What is your LEAST favorite needlework
technique?

Stumpwork

Use your delete, doesn't that do it ?

I read at the google page, so no, it doesn't.

And to answer my own question, Hardanger (stumpwork is #2 on the list).

"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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On 8/28/07 10:31 AM, in article
, "Lucille" lzoltynospam@now
at
comcast..net wrote:


"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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On 8/28/07 9:59 AM, in article
, "lewmew"
wrote:

Just needed ONE more new topic to push the MI5 persecution guys off
the page, so here it is.

Question for the day: What is your LEAST favorite needlework
technique?

I don't know that I have one. Maybe stamped cross stitch.

Cheryl


The only thing I can think of is Hardanger. I love the way it looks, but
I
didn't much like the doing.

L



I enjoy that!


And I've done an occasional stamped cross stitch that I enjoyed, eg a
tablecloth and an embroidered afghan that I gave to Puff for his exclusive
use because every dog needs his own blankie.

On Aug 28, 11:26 am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
On 8/28/07 9:59 AM, in article
. com, "lewmew"

wrote:
Just needed ONE more new topic to push the MI5 persecution guys off
the page, so here it is.

Question for the day: What is your LEAST favorite needlework
technique?

I don't know that I have one. Maybe stamped cross stitch.

Cheryl

I'm with you, Cheryl. I dislike having to finagle each stitch to make
the crosses meet. Stamped embroidery is fine, but stamped cross stitch
tends to bring out my more colourful vocabulary. As does back to
school shopping, I've discovered!

Louisa

On Aug 28, 9:59 am, lewmew wrote:
Just needed ONE more new topic to push the MI5 persecution guys off
the page, so here it is.

Question for the day: What is your LEAST favorite needlework
technique?

Well I love the look of Brazilian embroidery, but hate working with
rayon. Maybe I just need more practice.

I think I'll agree with Cheryl. No stamped cross stitch for me. I
still remember (with horror) a rooster toaster cover I did for my
mother 35 years ago.

Donna in Virginia

On Aug 28, 11:15 am, Donna wrote:
On Aug 28, 9:59 am, lewmew wrote:

Just needed ONE more new topic to push the MI5 persecution guys off
the page, so here it is.

Question for the day: What is your LEAST favorite needlework
technique?

Well I love the look of Brazilian embroidery, but hate working with
rayon. Maybe I just need more practice.

I think I'll agree with Cheryl. No stamped cross stitch for me. I
still remember (with horror) a rooster toaster cover I did for my
mother 35 years ago.

Donna in Virginia

Darning - socks. Next to that, working on stamped needlework.
Deb

On 8/28/07 12:58 PM, in article
,
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On Aug 28, 11:26 am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
On 8/28/07 9:59 AM, in article
. com, "lewmew"

wrote:
Just needed ONE more new topic to push the MI5 persecution guys off
the page, so here it is.

Question for the day: What is your LEAST favorite needlework
technique?

I don't know that I have one. Maybe stamped cross stitch.

Cheryl

I'm with you, Cheryl. I dislike having to finagle each stitch to make
the crosses meet. Stamped embroidery is fine, but stamped cross stitch
tends to bring out my more colourful vocabulary. As does back to
school shopping, I've discovered!

Louisa


Back school shopping - an idea conceived as a way to part a parent and their
money because of feeling guilty about shipping the little dears back to
school
C