"Thanks Tanya! To do her hair, I put floss through the head at the top from front to back, pulled the floss and stuck it back through the same h*** I just made and out the back again. This leaves a string end hanging from the front & the back…"
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Joanie Molnar left a comment for Tanya Taylor"At 10:42am on August 13, 2009, Joanie Molnar said…Thanks for the info. I have the most beautiful cross stitch kits I plan to do. I'm scheduled to have my second lense (cataract) done in 2 weeks, and then, when I can see, look out world,…"
Joanie Molnar left a comment for Tanya Taylor"Thanks for the info. I have the most beautiful cross stitch kits I plan to do. I'm scheduled to have my second lense (cataract) done in 2 weeks, and then, when I can see, look out world, I'll be seweing and doing cross stitch 24/7!!! I…"
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Tanya Taylor left a comment for Joanie Molnar"I wanted to respond to you cross-stitch questions. When I work from a kit, the first thing I do is organize all my threads. When stitching, I always start from the middle of the pattern (and the fabric). As far as how to handle the threads on the…"
Tanya Taylor commented on the group 'Cross Stitching'"I have been cross-stitching since I was a child. My mom taught me how so that I would have something to do while I was home from school in the summer. I'm presently working on a kit by Janlynn of an Old World Map. I'm close to finishing,…"
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- I love to sew and cross-stitch, but I pretty much like all crafts.
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- At 6:26am on September 22, 2010,
Birdie said… - Thanks Tanya! To do her hair, I put floss through the head at the top from front to back, pulled the floss and stuck it back through the same h*** I just made and out the back again. This leaves a string end hanging from the front & the back with a loop on top. You stick several strands of yarn through the h*** and pull the strings. This tightens the loop around the yarn. full nice & tight then tie a few times. If you pack them about an inch apart it makes for a full head of hair, especially when it's curly. This is the easiest way I've found to apply hair other than needle felting.
- At 10:44am on August 13, 2009, Joanie Molnar said…
- At 10:42am on August 13, 2009, Joanie Molnar said…Thanks for the info. I have the most beautiful cross stitch kits I plan to do. I'm scheduled to have my second lense (cataract) done in 2 weeks, and then, when I can see, look out world, I'll be seweing and doing cross stitch 24/7!!! I haven't done much in this area, since I didn't realize that little by little my sight was getting fuzzy. I kept cleaning my glasses non-stop. For everyone to know, if your sight isn't what it used to be, don't hesitate to get new lense implants. They'll last forever. I did have to pay an extra $5,000 because insurance would only pay for the operation and regular implants, but the ones I selected give you near, far and inbetween vision -- no glasses. On the down side, with only having this one eye done so far, I can see my wrinkles, dust, etc. so when the second eye gets done, I'll probably see my wrinkles even better, but I'll have an even bigger smile because I can see so much better.
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- At 10:42am on August 13, 2009, Joanie Molnar said…
- Thanks for the info. I have the most beautiful cross stitch kits I plan to do. I'm scheduled to have my second lense (cataract) done in 2 weeks, and then, when I can see, look out world, I'll be seweing and doing cross stitch 24/7!!! I haven't done much in this area, since I didn't realize that little by little my sight was getting fuzzy. I kept cleaning my glasses non-stop. For everyone to know, if your sight isn't what it used to be, don't hesitate to get new lense implants. They'll last forever. I did have to pay an extra $5,000 because insurance would only pay for the operation and regular implants, but the ones I selected give you near, far and inbetween vision -- no glasses. On the down side, with only having this one eye done so far, I can see my wrinkles, dust, etc. so when the second eye gets done, I'll probably see my wrinkles even better, but I'll have an even bigger smile because I can see so much better.
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