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  1. April Goals and May Rotation

    http://blog.blondelibrarian.net/archives/2008/04/april-goals-and-may-rotation/

    It’s that time again… For April, I planned to: Continue my Sunday “Harvest Witch” SAL with Dawn. - Yep! Participate in the April SAT. - Yep! Work on “Fairy Flora.” - Yep! Work on “Poet’s Heart.” - Yep! Finished it too! Stitch (and finish) a Christmas Ornament for my 10 Ornies Challenge - Yep! …

    8 days ago
  2. SBQ: Heirlooms

    http://blog.blondelibrarian.net/archives/2008/04/sbq-heirlooms/

    This week’s SBQ was suggested by Jennifer and is: Do you have any pieces that you would liked passed on to future generations as family heirlooms? Although I would love for any of my BAPs to become family heirlooms, I think of all the pieces that I have stitched the ones that I would most like to …

    8 days ago
  3. Booking Along

    http://blog.blondelibrarian.net/archives/2008/04/booking-along/

    Such an appropriate post title: My weekend was all about books in one form or another! First up, here is the progress that I made on “The Bookshelf” this weekend. I have now added the authors’ names. …

    11 days ago
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    Stitchin' Post

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    SBQ: Family Heirlooms

    http://technomom.com/2008/05/07/sbq-family-heirlooms/

    Do you have any pieces that you would liked passed on to future generations as family heirlooms? At one time, I thought so. My mother has a Tigerlily piece I did for her, and my father has a big Marine Corps Emblem that hangs in his office. Unfortunately, the first piece I ever framed

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    SBQ: Blended Threads

    http://technomom.com/2008/05/06/sbq-blended-threads/

    How do you handle blended threads? Do you kit the blends up before you start a piece, or do you grab what colors you need and blend when the need arises? If you kit up the blends beforehand, how do you store them? Do you have another option for

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    SBQ: Most Complicated Piece?

    http://technomom.com/2008/05/05/sbq-most-complicated-piece/

    What is the most complicated piece you’ve ever completed?

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    Asra Stitches

    http://asgard.gen.nz/crossstitch

    OTHER LiveJournal Cross Stitch Community Needle and Thread Purple Cross Stitch Rotation Stitchers Stitching Blogger’s Questions The Cross Stitcher Magazine

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    Web Roundup - May 1

    http://familyhistorian.blogspot.com/2008/05/web-roundup-may-...

    site that has tax lists from 1790-1800 on it. (Hat tip to Arlene) I added this to my del.icio.us bookmarks! Thomas shared a photo of his retro barbershop. Barbershops are becoming few and far between in the South. This week's question to stitching bloggers will generate some responses of interest to family history lovers. A few are already posted. The Great Smoky Mountains is a popular tourist destination, but those of us in East Tennessee need to offer a word of advice to all of

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    Distractions and SBQ

    http://coffeecupthoughts.wordpress.com/2008/05/01/distractio...

    she is almost done, but it is a long and tedius process. On to the SBQ for this week, suggested by Jennifer : Do you have any pieces that you would liked passed on to future generations as family heirlooms? My answer is pretty much the same as Renee’s answer - I would love for my BAPs to be heirlooms, simply to have someone else appreciate the work put into them. That is it for today. Have a good weekend!

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    SBQ Meme: Family Heirlooms

    http://www.alpinemeadow.com/stitchery/weblog/2008/04/sbq-mem...

    http://blog.blondelibrarian.net/archives/2008/04/sbq-heirlooms/ My fantasy would be that everything I stitch gets passed along. That said, I doubt that any of them will become family heirlooms and will most likely end up in a yard sale long after I'm buried and gone. I'm not married and don't have any children,

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    SBQ - 4/30/08

    http://flosslady.blogspot.com/2008/04/sbq-43008.html

    SBQ

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    And the other stuff...

    http://stitchinghour.blogspot.com/2008/04/and-other-stuff.ht...

    kit the blends up before youstart a piece, or do you grab what colors you need and blend when the need arises? If you kit up the blends beforehand, how do you store them? Do you have another option for blends to share? The permalink to this post is:http://blog.blondelibrarian.net/archives/2008/04/sbq-blends/ I pull the blended threads as I need them. I'll cut the 2 (or more) different floss colors to the same length, pull however many strands I need, then stitch the blended section. If I have any blended lengths left over, I'll keep them separate and