Stitching on summer abc’s while catching up on your flosstube 🧵🪡🪡 Love your colours and look forward to seeing it finished.

Lovely to visit with you this morning. And thank you so much for the patreon shout out. I’m excited that people are signing up to join in the fun.

Deborah, thank you so much for choosing my name! We met at the Stitch New England retreat and chatted for a few minutes and I thought you were just delightful. Also, you pronounced my last name just perfectly! I always enjoy your videos and your stitching is just beautiful. Nice to go to a brick and mortar shop once in a while, isn't it? I like to tell people that back in the 80s, I lived in Indiana for a few years, and in our tiny little town there were three cross stitch shops. It was really big out in the Midwest back then! Thanks again for a lovely video!🌷🌷

The Nubs! I Love Nubble lighthouse! Grateful to live close enough to go in all seasons!

I love the idea of a hawkrun in a larger size!

Love it all! Please share the AC book that has all of the detectives.🙂 Happy Stitching!

The little Mill Hill bicycle (penny farthing?) is so cute. I haven’t done a Mill Hill yet, but it’s on my list. I too don’t cook anymore, lol. If I baked, I would just eat all the goodies, so no baking either. I really like the winter pinecone😍 The lighthouse is sweet. It is a fun souvenir. We just had our county library staff day, and we had a Lego challenge. We were divided into 6 groups of 8-9 people. Then our team had the holders of the design, runners and builders. Design holders couldn’t talk to the builders. The runners had to relay the instructions to the builders. It was an exercise in communication and how best to instruct and then relay information. The designs were small. Only the holders of the design knew what the finished product looked like. One was a small camera, one a small backhoe with a “pile of dirt” . It was quite the adventure. I like the idea of reading all the Agatha Christie books. I listen to them too. I like Hugh Fraser narrating Poirot books. Did you know about the Nancy Drew books being rewritten in the 50s? Many were actually politically incorrect. The newer ones all have 20 chapters. The older are collectors items . See you next time

I love the idea of using the "D" frame!

Hi Debra! So great to meet you at CT stitching circle. I think if you follow your intuition, you’ll come up with the right finish for your pieces! The Hawk Runs are so compelling - I want to do two particularly - the Houses and Shores of Hawk Run Hollow. Agatha Christie mysteries are so great. I have an interesting reading lineup - we will have to talk about sometime! Thank you for a great video!!

Thank you so much for the giveaway! I am so excited to start that adorable kit. I've deleted it from my 123 stitch wishlist now because of you and I'm so appreciative. 😺

Absolutely love your channel! Big hello from Belfast Northern Ireland 👋 new subscriber !

So enjoy watching your channel!

Enjoyed your video today! I love the curved frame for your French piece! That is not something you would see every day hanging on someone's wall! How unique! Old books are awesome! I have a couple books, but they're the same book. It's called Beautiful Joe - A Dog's Own Story by Marshall Saunders. One is a small 3.75 x 6.25 Phoenix edition and the second is published by Grosset & Dunlap and has all kinds of motifs on the cover such as Pinocchio (I believe), a cowboy, an Indian, pirates, etc, and says 'Companion Library' in the center. I think this book was published as a kind of group of children's books. The second book also has illustrations. Why I look for these books in antique shops is because in the preface the author says it is a true story about a dog named Beautiful Joe whose first owner was very cruel and mutilated him, and that grabbed my heart...may Beautiful Joe live on.

I love the Little House ABC’s. How fun to have them all. I think the Hawk Run in large scale is great. That one was new to me. Love it though.

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Oh I can't remember the last time I saw The Farms of Hawk Run Hollow. I like the idea of larger versions.

I’m stitching the Village of Hawk Run on 28 count Lugana 2 over 2, it is so fun😊

Hi Deborah. Love that nautical pattern. As soon as I saw it I went and found it at Etsy. I’m also reading again all the Agatha Christie novels. Besides Poirot mad mrs Marple series she has also some other series with other detectives. So I’ve sorted them based of the main character and I’m reading them chronologicaly. As soon I’m going to finish the smaller “series” I’m going to read my real love Poirot. Enjoy your audios.😊

Hi Debra ( or Deborah). Sorry, I am unsure of your spelling. I am so happy to have gotten to visit with you today. I really enjoy your videos and especially the European designs that you stitch. I am working on Christmas at Hawk Run Hollow, but I love them all and definitely want to stitch The Farms some day. As for your framing dilemma, I would try and find another frame. I thought perhaps a little larger round one. It is such a delicate piece I would not want it to be overwhelmed by the frame. Thank you for sharing your stitching and other hobbies. I will be looking forward to your next episode. Take care.

Hawk run in bigger scale sounds awesome. I was a Nancy Drew reader as a child or Kitty as the Swedish name of that character was :) I did buy a couple of Nancy Drew audiobooks that I really should listen to :) Hope you have a great week!

I love tiny things, but I am becoming more appreciative of 36-count and larger. Doing something so tiny that the details are only visible with magnification seems to be somewhat pointless! I look forward to seeing your Hawkrun Hollow piece(s) in whatever size you choose!

Keep looking for another frame. There are so many places to look for frames.

I didn't like to read and need a book report finished in a few days. What to do? I got a Nancy Drew book and my mom read it to me. I got the report finished but that isn't all. I started reading and I haven't stopped yet. I can't read like I use to. My eyes won't allow me to. I grew up on Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys, Bobbsey Twins, and Trixie Belden. When I was a young teenager my dad would be me paperback books that were donated to the people stationed at the Nevada Test Site. Agatha Christie was one of my favorite along with Zane Grey and Earle Stanley Garner. My mother happened to open up one of the westerns and saw some of the language and I was forbidden to read them. What she didn't know did hurt me. LOL

Love Hades Town! Have you seen Six? It is amazing!