Pictures to come this weekend
QueenBex's Cross Stitch projects
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QueenBex
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Re: QueenBex's Cross Stitch projects
FINISHED THE ZELDA PIECE FOR MY SISTER!!!
Pictures to come this weekend
Pictures to come this weekend
"much better to have a bottom that naturally flattens out than one that goes every which way when it's sitting on a surface" -RMDC
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RMDC
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Re: QueenBex's Cross Stitch projects
There's quite the story told via smiley. 
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blackmageheart
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Truly an epic tale.QueenBex wrote:
RMDC wrote:...I've been stitching at an estimated rate of almost a full BMH per day...
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samarin
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I'm curious how you managed to get a black eye from stitching? XD
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Pokemon All Gens - 40/270 pages (14.8%)
Quilt Squares 1/48 done, square 2 - 70%
Elizabeth (sepia) - 50%
Playing
tomb raider and fallout new vegas
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QueenBex
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RMDC wrote:There's quite the story told via smiley.
indeed it is! Very representitive of my stitchy journey!blackmageheart wrote:Truly an epic tale.QueenBex wrote:
it is the journey we all must go on to achieve crafty greatness 
It is easily done!samarin wrote:I'm curious how you managed to get a black eye from stitching? XD
More representitive of feeling battered and bruised and beat up by it!
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funkymonkey
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I feel ya... I started working on a latchhook kit over the weekend and my fingers still feel too torn up to work on it more :'(QueenBex wrote:More representitive of feeling battered and bruised and beat up by it!
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m4pl3g1rl
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I understand battered and bruised. I'm making a wire and bead marionette and it's harder than I thought it was going to be. And the body wire is so stiff I can only work on it one day a week. My fingers can't take the punishment.
But congrats on the epic tale of stitching! *raises glass* May you have many more in the future and come out looking as rosy.
But congrats on the epic tale of stitching! *raises glass* May you have many more in the future and come out looking as rosy.
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QueenBex
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Here we go! Pictures!!! 
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QueenBex
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Hope you get used to it soonfunkymonkey wrote:I feel ya... I started working on a latchhook kit over the weekend and my fingers still feel too torn up to work on it more :'(QueenBex wrote:More representitive of feeling battered and bruised and beat up by it!
m4pl3g1rl wrote:I understand battered and bruised. I'm making a wire and bead marionette and it's harder than I thought it was going to be. And the body wire is so stiff I can only work on it one day a week. My fingers can't take the punishment.
But congrats on the epic tale of stitching! *raises glass* May you have many more in the future and come out looking as rosy.
Thanks! Indeed this is just the second large cross stitch I've completed! I can concentrate more on my Avenger's one now..."much better to have a bottom that naturally flattens out than one that goes every which way when it's sitting on a surface" -RMDC
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Pyper
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That turned out fantastic
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