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evening all , this is my 3rd attempt at typing this baby keeps climbing up and pressing buttons and making it disappear
good to see you mrs m
sorry to hear you have been unwell harley and baby, and motherhood is beautiful both of them
have rfinished the title banner of my bras will post update in the next couple of days
right i had better post this before tyler deletes it again lol
xxx13 in 2013 challenge 9/130 -
That range is so beautiful. How are you finding it? It looks as if they are difficult and have loads of similar colours. I'm sure it will be beautiful when it's done how far along are you?I'm not a muggle...I'm just magically challenged0 -
Bubbles911 wrote: »Hi guys, how do you all remember what you want to say to people? I have just read 3 pages and cant remember half of the posts I wanted to reply to!
You can do this to multiple posts as it'll 'remember' them for you.
When you click reply, all (up to three) the posts you selected will appear as quotes within your reply box. You can then reply as you want to. I also tend to remove the information that I don't need from within between the '[ QUOTE ] & [ /QUOTE ]' (minus the spaces) markers.
I hope that makes sense.0 -
kezbabybabe wrote: »
When you click reply, all the posts you selected will appear as quotes within your reply box. You can then reply as you want to. I also tend to remove the information that I don't need from within between the '[ QUOTE ] & [ /QUOTE ]' (minus the spaces) markers.
I hope that makes sense.
Just so you know, this only works for up to 3 posts.
Don't go through like I did and quote loads only to get to the end and not have them and not be able to remember who you wanted to respond to.
xxxxCross Stitch Challenge member 11 - May challenge well under way
Very proud mummy to Gorgeous baby girl - 29/09/09 :j
Thanks to all who directed me to Quidco - £289.30 since Nov 09 :beer:0 -
Ooh that''s the one I liked too although I like a lot of that series - again patience, time and money would be required so am saving pennies for now.
Have stitched hard today whilst watching our team lose at rugby to our arch rivals grrrr. Have stitched my last two fairies and got to backstitch them now. Just got to do all fairy wings in metallic, grassy floor and flowers and a couple of toadstools - Emily is well impressed with me although dh is wondering whether I'll ever do any house work again!Mortgage £119,533 going down slowly
Emergency fund £1000/£1000
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Good Eveing Ladies
I am a bit of a lurker, so thought I would introduce myself, I used to be a cross stitcher (yers ago) and have not picked anything up in a very long time but this year I have promised myself to craft for Xmas so I have started already on a pressie, this is the pattern
http://www.amazon.com/Stitch-Commandments-Stress-Reduction-Janlynn/dp/B0019IPEIA%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAJJQEE7ANBE5QSHGA%26tag%3Dcleansearc-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB0019IPEIA
and this is where I am at but only just started, its much bigger than I was expecting (thats what happens when you dont read the sizes)
Sorry if the pic is huge.
SarahHalifax CC - £374.58 Vanquis CC - £2300 HSBC Loan - £7000 SimplyBe - £458.270 -
I love what it says sarah - am going to adopt every single one as my mottos for the next few months!Mortgage £119,533 going down slowly
Emergency fund £1000/£1000
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Its so my mum aswell, I just hope she adopts some of the "commandments".Halifax CC - £374.58 Vanquis CC - £2300 HSBC Loan - £7000 SimplyBe - £458.270
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sarah that design will be absolutely perfect for my mom! That is a definate must buy, thanks for bringing our attention to it! I could do with obeying those commandments too
louise and funfairprincess those afghans are beautiful I'm very impressed with you!0 -
MRSMCAWBER wrote: »Well my mum is now working on her "stitch -a-photo" apparently its really emotional as its a picture of my sis (the one we lost 18 months ago) -it was taken at my wedding and mum is loving it as she has done the lips and chin and it is really obvious who it is ...although bless mums socks as she "feels like she is sticking the needle in sis's face"
Sorry to hear about your sister. Not surprised your mum is feeling emotional stitching it, it will be an extra special feeling when she finishes it though and Im sure your sister would be proud, and probably laughing about your mum stabbing her face and feeling funny about it! In the futue I would love to do a cross stitch of my dog but its a long way off, it will be 2 much brown for me to contemplate until I feel more patient! Where is it everyone gets them changed to patterns? I have seen a few on the net that dont look too good and others that look just like the photo.Cross Stitch Cafe Monthly Challenge Member No 2 :j
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