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@@TheSnitchStitcher thank you sweetie!!!

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Thank you for watching. I appreciate the comment on the needleminders. I am looking forward to trying out some of my other accessory ideas using them...I have a couple I need to design and try. You can make a lot of minders using them for fairly cheap. There are so many patterns/designs out there you can use. Part of reducing the amount of challenge groups I am in means I also don't need to try to track what I am stitching for what group, which also cuts into stitchy time....taking start pics and end pics, counting stitches.... I will probably continue to keep track of stitch count though more for personal tracking. Thanks again for watching!

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Thank you for watching!!! I have been watching Dalen Spratt's youtube channel where he does graveyard shifts and uses his spirit box to talk to the spirits at rest. Dalen Spratt is 1/3 of the Ghost Brothers. I got my inspiration for this from him.

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I loved meeting you too!

Thank you for stopping by! The needlework shop here in Columbus, Ohio, Cross My Heart Limited, is the one that sponsors Camp GottaStitch in Berlin. Their contact information is in my video description - you can call them to get on their list about the retreat for this year. I do know it is happening in June again this year, but not sure if they have released registration information as of yet. I might not be going to Camp this year, but hopefully I will get to see you at some point!

Thank you for responding. I will definitely let you know if I get some tips for using ultra suede.

Thank you! Hopefully your year has started off right and good!

Happy new year!! Thank you for posting! Mom's bruises are all but gone now, still dealing with some residual soreness and issues with her left knee that hit the ground pretty hard when she fell. She is going in for an MRI later this week to hopefully rule out ligament damage around her knee cap area.

THANK YOU for such a nice comment! Happy Christmas to you and your family as well! We have fun doing these videos together. Mom's a trooper...

I am feeling much better today. Ate a large dinner tonight. The tummy bug was no joke though....my sides still hurt from it....

I am hopeful though. Had a friend reach out to one of his contacts who may have a slight....string.....

Thank you for watching and commenting Lucinda! I wanted a project board for the longest time, finally got around to making one. Using the canvas board from Dollar Tree though was nice, and gave the board a bit more weight than had I used foam core (and cheaper to boot). I may make another couple down the road to have in various places, or to take to retreats and what not as display boards for those stitching finishes that aren't fully finished.

Yeah, I was surprised too when I got the email notification a couple weeks before. I had to go back to the website and pull up my order from March 2022 to verify. I am guessing they were having serious supply issues. Thank you for watching!

Will be GREAT to see you in November again!

Thank you for subscribing! I found your channel through Karla Being Crafty, who shouted you out on her recent video. Sorry to hear you don't have any retreats near you...they are a lot of fun. Hope you are well!

@@tinafraser682 I am and hope you are too:)...Yes it was sweet of her to do the shout out. I live on the tiny island of Malta and we dont have this sort of stuff....I can imagine they are great fun :)

So GREAT meeting you too. Hopefully we will see you again.....

Hi Janet!!!! Hoping I get to see you again in November!

I am SO GLAD to hear from you, and thank you for subscribing! The kits are wonderful, and I realized when I went to put my kits with my other diamond painting stash, I do have ANOTHER Craftibly Jasmine Beckett Griffith kit I ordered I believe early last year or the year before I forgot I had. So that makes 3 for me. Best of luck with your move coming up. And thank you for the birthday wishes!

I actually quite enjoy it, but....even punching with 3 strand of floss....it eats up the floss.... I'd like to see your PN sometime...

@@tinafraser682 I’ll be sure to put it in a video when I finally do it!

Thank you Lynda. Good to hear from you. I am trying to just be more conscious about the use of um. I think I let it go about half way through though.... You are right though...they don't have to watch. Hope you are doing well.

Thank you so much for replying. I appreciate all the newbie tips and suggestions. I have a mighty winder wingnut tightener coming that my mom can also use for her wooden cross stitch hoops and floor frame wing nuts. For the hoops, for now I will stick with the Morgans until I get further into the craft and branch out into bigger projects...trying to keep it somewhat simple at this point. I might have been the one that asked about covering up the patterns. I may have to see if I can pixelate or blurr out parts of my videos if I plan on a punch with me at some point, or just plan on covering up my work area somehow. Cross stitchers are very cognizant about not showing actual patterns due to copyright, so hopefully I can make it work. I am almost ready to start my first couple projects, and have a bit of Valdani to try for one of them. Planning on doing 3 stranded DMC to start. I have been scouring youtube, including your channel, to get more tips and inspiration. Thanks again for your input....it is super helpful!

@@tinafraser682 I use 6 strands of DMC, even if the pattern calls for 3 strands. The only time I use 3, is in tiny spots, for fine detail. I enjoy the process, but I also enjoy the finish, so I use 6 strands to get it done quicker.

So glad to shout out some new to me flosstubers. Let us know if you decide to join along in the #DoReMiSAL, or #SingASamplerSundays with Kelly @don'trunwithscissors.

I found myself overwhelmed at times last year trying to keep track of what I am stitching for what challenges. This year I created a small spreadsheet I printed out for each project I work on so I can write down what group it is for (or multiples if I am double dipping - using the same stitch counts for multiple challenges), how many stitches are required for each challenge, and whether I have posted the completion for that challenge. So far I only have 2 projects on it since the 1st, but I used those projects for about 10 challenge prompts for various groups (like WIPGO, one I have to do 500 stitches to finish WIPGO, but...there are 4 other groups that only need 100 stitch increments, so I can use the 500 stitches for WIPGO and count them in parts for other groups). Four Seasons was a HAED I was looking at for almost a year before I bought it, then it took another year for me to start it. I restarted it last year because I got the easy count pregridded fabric for several other pieces, and decided not to continue to grid my own fabric. Mom says hi back. Hope your New Year is going well.

THANK YOU so much for watching one of my older videos! I didn't diamond paint much in 2022, but hope to do way more this year. Hope you find something here you can use. Diamond Dotz has been putting more of the dust in their kits from what I have noticed.

Also, if you see anyone asking about the dust from DD on social media anywhere you are, feel free to share my video with them! Thanks!

I just happend to be finishing a small project and was sprinkling my Diamond Dust when I saw uour video. I did not know that Joann's has that jar of glitter! And I was heading there to use my coupon today! Thanks Tip: I used parchment paper a bit larger than my Easter egg projectand then was able to pour it back easily in my little Dotz container.

@@sharonculbert7190 thank you for sharing your parchment paper tip!

I had a pretty great holiday actually. Thank you for stopping by to watch, and thank you for your comment!

Thank you for watching! I had a great holiday weekend full of family and relaxing. Happy New Year to you as well. I hope your holidays have been great to you so far.

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Thank you! Looking forward to where 2023 takes me stitching wise.