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Thursday, 17 August 2023

Some more stitch cards for the Christmas Box

 

A 'Stitch and Do' pattern - from the 05 set.  The central 3D image from ??

A Linzoos download.  It took a long time - more than the usual patterns I use.  But once started I felt I had to finish.  This pattern had beads which I haven't used for some time.  Again I can't remember where the 3D die-cut image came from.

Now have 56 Christmas cards completed for 2023.


p.s. In my post of 22nd July I showed you a new jigsaw  I was doing called 'The Crown' - purchased via Amazon. Not made by Amazon.  I finished it and was very disappointed in the quality of the whole puzzle. They use recycled board in the manufacture - which is to be admired - but it meant that the basis of the puzzle wasn't stable and the cut wasn't good. The purple border paper was so poor and thin that I had to repair most of it with my purple Polychromos pencil.  I am not saying anything I haven't said to Amazon and they have published my comments.  I had ordered a similar puzzle of my home county Surrey,  but I sent it back.  I couldn't see the point of being disappointed again.  

This avid jigsaw doer was very miffed.

2 comments:

  1. Two beauties Carol the beaded stitching with stag is stunning

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  2. Oh I'm sorry you cannot get decent puzzles, Amazon ticked me off today. I order from them a lot and on the whole they are about perfect but every once in a while, not. I ordered a set of 3 nested shape dies from a mfr who makes several different ones and they sent me the wrong one. The last time this happened they kept sending me the wrong one as replacement so I wasn't about to go through that again. Your cards are beautiful and those images in the centers are perfect with your stitching. I'm jealous, I only have half the number made that you do. xoxo

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