I have a great story about the Titanic! (Your stitching of it is beautiful!!) When the Titanic show was in Chicago, my friend and I get tickets for both of our families to go and see it. We were members of the museum at the time so that allowed us to use the lounge and other amenities in the museum. (With our 3 girls and my friend's daughter, we thought the lounge could come in handy when they were tired and needed a snack/rest.) Anyway. We had toured the exhibit and as expected, the kids were crabby and tired and needed a break, so we headed to the lounge. My husband decided to go outside and have a smoke. (By the way, none of us survived the trip! LOL!! We all went down with the ship.) Upon his return, a museum worker stopped my husband and my friend's husband and said that is the lounge for members only. My friend's husband said, without missing a beat, "Do you know who this is? This is Charles Harrington III" (That was the name of the guy on his Titanic card!!) The worker said to him "Oh, I'm sorry Mr. Harrington. Please enjoy the lounge." LOL!! When we go to hotels or need dinner reservations we often use the Harrington name. LOL!!! (PS. LOVE your four seasons and the fisherman. Birds of a Feather is my favorite designer ever!!)
Mac is adorable!!! Sweet little man. Seriously enjoyed your video-as always. 💖 You always enable me so I’ve ordered two items that you showed. Love your beautiful stitching!
Hi friends! I loved the Titanic exhibit recap. I definitely went through a Titanic phase as a child, and a few years ago, we visited the museum in Branson, MO. It was so interesting! Beautiful stitching, as always, and Pam, your Teresa Wentzler chart purchase is so neat! I laughed at Steph's comment about framing a partially finished piece, but I get it 🤣 I hope you're having a great Monday. Happy stitching! 💜
I love the Mac content ❤️ Beautiful stitching as always! Thanks so much for the kind words about Ready for Takeoff and Ready for Landing; your synchronized light-wand-waving motions were perfect. Pam and Steph: an ideal ground crew 😁
Pam, I watched the show about Titanic this weekend. It was so interesting learning all that is happening to tge ship. They said they want to bring up some artifacts. Thanks to both of you for a wonderful episode of "off the chain" episode. Have a great week!
Beautiful stitching ladies!! You need to visit us in Nova Scotia. Our Atlantic Museum has a amazing Titanic display. As Nova Scotia is one of the closer land masses to where the titanic sank we are blessed with a lot of items from the ship. There is a graveyard where some of the bodies are buried. So much history!
In July a friend of mine and I saw the exhibit in Seattle. Sounds like they have more than one going at the same time. I have always a been obsessed with the Titanic. My grandfather had a ticket. But turned it in to go later on a ship that was cheaper. He was meeting his sisters in Canada. They saved for many years to pay for his ticket. He came over May of 1912 and met my grandmother in Canada. My mother was also Canadian and never became an American citizen.
As always, another wonderful floss tube episode! The absolute terror in Pam's face as Mac makes his off screen appearances makes me giggle :) Then steph's artful editing makes me wish for a blooper portion featuring Mac at the end of the episode. As mom to two super active orange kittens, I feel and know how adventurous those orange boys can be!! Keep up the good work!🐈
Mac is so cute! It was good to see him. My sweet boy named Midnight crossed the rainbow bridge this afternoon unexpectedly. All your stitching is amazing! Happy stitching!
It was wonderful to see that handsome man, Mac! He is SO good looking! And I love how he stops the show with his daredevil antics! Enjoyed the time with you both. See you next time!
When you are ready to frame, I think the green frame you showed for Anne of Green Gables is a Larson Juhl frame. They have several that match a DMC color. I used a green LJ frame for a Lori Holt pattern and love it!
Love this video! The stitching is exquisite as always! Steph you make my day when you sing! Love seeing Mac in the picture too! Made my day! Have a great week!
I just love the beginning of your video because, of course, Mac was featured! Pam, I don’t know how you keep your thoughts together with Mac creating havoc, and Steph’s comments to distract you! LOL! It was interesting to hear about your visit to the Titanic exhibit, and your stitched piece is so cool! Steph, your Blackbird is so close, and I’m excited to see your finish! Pam, lovely WIP progress as always! Treasure Island is really cute, and you seem close to a finish there too! It is always a nice way to start Monday mornings watching you! Have a great week!
I attended the Titanic exhibit in Columbus this Summer for work (I am a nanny). The recreation of the grand entrance was lovely wasn’t it?! There were 3 of us who attended together and we all had different reactions. The youngest child (8) was FASCINATED by the sheer size of the ship and its artifacts. As well as the list of names of those who perished vs who survived. The older child (11) was positive it was a hoax due to the great condition of many artifacts under glass lol! I found the event terribly sad and the idea of it terrifying. I was holding back crying (not well mind you) the entire time. Only to cry on the drive home while they happily played with their memorabilia from the gift shop in the back seat. Glad you had the opportunity to see it! (P.S- First class female survivor from Michigan who was pregnant on her honeymoon. Though sadly she did lose the baby afterwards and she herself died tragically just a couple of years following the Titanic).
Ermagerd 😂 I almost fell off the chair laughing when Pam said napsack and Steph said “it’s not the 40’s!” On a more serious note, I took great interest in the Titanic segment. My husband’s grandmother, aunt and uncle were on the Titanic. Addie, Joan and Ralph Wells. They were coming to Akron, Ohio to join his grandfather who had been here 2 years working for Goodyear. If you would like more info, send me a message and I’d be happy to share our story 👍😎 Happy stitching!! ❤
I remember years ago when my son was little, I went to a Titanic Exhibit in Atlantic City. It was really cool and the thing I remember most about it was putting my hand on the ice wall where they said it was the same temperature as the water the people were in. I remember that I couldn’t even hold my hand on it for more than a few seconds. It was so cold! Another great episode tonight - can’t wait for the next Stitch Con! I’ll have to stop on the road on my way to work again to put my name on that list! 😂
Y’all just make my day (or should I say night after supper) when I get your video … I love the laughter and happiness that you bring to me … your works in progress are amazing and beautiful … your cat was so funny too and I giggled when his tail popped up on the screen … y’all have a great and wonderful week and until next time Happy Stitching 🧵 😊❤ Dena
Love the Titanic recap and the stitch is beautiful! Pam why not stitch the Teresa Wencler? I just ordered a HAED and I’m not far behind you in age, still working but who cares I’ll stitch on it until it’s done or I am😂 love it all ladies as always! Who doesn’t love Debbie Mum? I do, her things are darling❤ blessings ladies to you both 😊😊 pats to Mac for me! 🐈⬛ 🐾
Pam, I just started my first Teresa Wentzler, Lily Maiden! Hopefully we can both finish ours in our lifetime, because I don’t think Stephanie is going to finish mine either, lol! Maybe she would if I packaged it up for her and sent it in my knapsack! 😂😂😂 And yes, Colton Cowser is known here as The Milkman, hence the mooing. I was at the game Sunday and thought of both. Offer stays open if you want to visit and see the Sox play at Camden yards. Love you both.
Interesting facts about the Titanic. I've got reminders on my phone for September 4th, 5 minutes apart, leading up to noon. I'll be at a retreat, and I'm the host, so it may be a group of us, all signing up at the same time!
Clearly, Mac alert was in high gear during this video. Cracked me up. Thank you for giving us a glimpse of him at the beginning. And for all of the laughs and inspiration as usual.
I love the idea of Stephanie framing Tradewinds unfinished if you don’t get it done Pam. She can add a plaque that says, ‘at age 69, cause I have time’.
Depending on what I am watching on tv is how much progress I make on it. There are times I just feel like chilling taking a nap or reading a book. Oh Steph you bring a smile to my face when you start singing then I see Pam’s face lol. When you both started the tarmac moves it shows how much alike you are and how you jive so flawlessly.
I loved the chat about "mooing" at the ballgame. I am a big Orioles fan - watch almost every single game via MLB app. So, my story: I have some Hey Dude Cow Prints shoes. I live in Wisconsin and people stop me all the time to check out my shoes - thinking I got them because Wisconsin is the cheese state. You should try explaining Colton Cowser, the Milkman, and mooing to people who are not Oriole fans..... anyway, good luck to your team and mine! By the way, I never carried a "knapsack" to school, but when I went to first grade in 1959, I carried a " plaid book satchel". I suppose Steph never dialed a phone number that started with two letters followed by five numbers, either.
We so loved seeing Mac standing on Steph's legs for welcoming us with you. It was the most iconic scene of entire episode as well as the most joyful start ever. Hi Mac, you are indeed so so cute. .😻😻💖💖 Please give one kiss to him at a time for us too!
OOhh Pam, welcome to TW stitching💖. I have a couple on the wall and quite a few as WIPs .. lol . But should you get to the stage where you need that completed for you , just shout.
Hi Pam and Steph, Mac is really cute. It was nice to see him in this video. Pam I like your new lighthouse pattern and your ship by Teresa Wentzler. Steph your friends sampler is looking very nice. Have a great week.
Holy moly!!!! I got the book!!! I’m so stinking excited!!! I’ll send you my address ASAP!!! Can’t wait to keep stitching!!! Also I think you may be thinking of the holocaust museum… we got cards and it described what happened to that person throughout the years of their life… it also let you know whether your person survived or passed throughout this time…this might be the exhibit you were thinking of like the titanic card
Thank you ladies for another great video. I laughed when you were talking about Colton Cowser. The Orioles are my home team and I didn’t put two and two together when they started yelling “mooooo” 😂😂 DUH!!! Had to ask my husband about it. Love you ladies….Debbie
Pam I share your interest in Titanic history. I have a book you might be interested in looking into. The title is 1912 Facts About Titanic by Lee W. Merideth. It's an easy read. It's available on Amazon and most likely at your local library. My daughter took me to the exhibit several years ago in Columbus for my birthday. (April 14). Mr Merideth was there and signing his book. There was a permanent Exhibit in Branson MO. There may be one in Gatlinburg TN. If I run into you at Craft Gallery I'll say hi. Always enjoy you and Steph.
I can just sit and watch! However, I just need to pick up my work, and then I want to watch and stitch. Sometimes I have to back up 3 or 4 times to get what has happened on screen!!
I love your guys flosstube! Please tell me you both are going to Stitching in the Springs???? In November. This will be my 1st retreat and I am nervous lol
Oh that’s so interesting to hear about! I’m sorry that you both died🙏🙏😅 lol I was just in Birmingham for the quilt show but I saw there was a titanic exhibit as well, at the NEC. I’m hoping to go back and see it🙏❤️
Hello ladies! Star of the show is the Titanic - beautiful. Now. Are you interested in collecting Titanic charts? I have one from 1992 that I also stitched - I think I got caught up in an anniversary or something. Anyway, after years of looking at it hanging in the nautical themed powder room, I gave it to my sister. I wouldn't say it was especially grand at all (my sister loves it but what does she know) and would love to gift it to you. It is by Jeanie A Attenhofer - hand drawn chart. I am sure she put a lot of love into designing it and I did put my heart into stitching it - but never again. Hang ten.
Hi Pam and Steph! I was wondering if you could tell me where you got Anne of Green Gables ` the book cover? It is such a beautiful piece that I would love to stitch it. Thank You.
Pam, I also loved your choice of Stonewashed for "Land That I Love", so much so that I ordered myself some of the same fabric to start mine! Question, are you using two threads over two or one thread over two with the 32 count? I always struggle with which method to use with 32 ct.
Pam, I do not know if you've been to it or if it is what you're thinking of, but the Holocaust Museum in DC has a similar ending to the Titanic exhibit where you are given a person at the beginning and find out at the end what happened to them
I have a great story about the Titanic! (Your stitching of it is beautiful!!) When the Titanic show was in Chicago, my friend and I get tickets for both of our families to go and see it. We were members of the museum at the time so that allowed us to use the lounge and other amenities in the museum. (With our 3 girls and my friend's daughter, we thought the lounge could come in handy when they were tired and needed a snack/rest.) Anyway. We had toured the exhibit and as expected, the kids were crabby and tired and needed a break, so we headed to the lounge. My husband decided to go outside and have a smoke. (By the way, none of us survived the trip! LOL!! We all went down with the ship.) Upon his return, a museum worker stopped my husband and my friend's husband and said that is the lounge for members only. My friend's husband said, without missing a beat, "Do you know who this is? This is Charles Harrington III" (That was the name of the guy on his Titanic card!!) The worker said to him "Oh, I'm sorry Mr. Harrington. Please enjoy the lounge." LOL!! When we go to hotels or need dinner reservations we often use the Harrington name. LOL!!! (PS. LOVE your four seasons and the fisherman. Birds of a Feather is my favorite designer ever!!)
I am so happy to be stitching again. I do it because it is relaxing and satisfying. 8, 9, 10
Mac is adorable!!! Sweet little man. Seriously enjoyed your video-as always. 💖 You always enable me so I’ve ordered two items that you showed. Love your beautiful stitching!
Hi friends! I loved the Titanic exhibit recap. I definitely went through a Titanic phase as a child, and a few years ago, we visited the museum in Branson, MO. It was so interesting! Beautiful stitching, as always, and Pam, your Teresa Wentzler chart purchase is so neat! I laughed at Steph's comment about framing a partially finished piece, but I get it 🤣 I hope you're having a great Monday. Happy stitching! 💜
I love the Mac content ❤️ Beautiful stitching as always! Thanks so much for the kind words about Ready for Takeoff and Ready for Landing; your synchronized light-wand-waving motions were perfect. Pam and Steph: an ideal ground crew 😁
Yay! Thank you!
Fun and great stitching!
Steph!!!!🎉🎉🎉 I love your singing so stinking much!!!😅 and you even keep going while Pam is talking….😂😂😂😂
Thank you for such an entertaining, stitchy video! ~Michele
I love the Titanic cross stitch. Never seen such a beautiful design !
Never a dull moment with you two😂
Pam, I watched the show about Titanic this weekend. It was so interesting learning all that is happening to tge ship. They said they want to bring up some artifacts. Thanks to both of you for a wonderful episode of "off the chain" episode. Have a great week!
Beautiful stitching ladies!! You need to visit us in Nova Scotia. Our Atlantic Museum has a amazing Titanic display. As Nova Scotia is one of the closer land masses to where the titanic sank we are blessed with a lot of items from the ship. There is a graveyard where some of the bodies are buried. So much history!
In July a friend of mine and I saw the exhibit in Seattle. Sounds like they have more than one going at the same time. I have always a been obsessed with the Titanic. My grandfather had a ticket. But turned it in to go later on a ship that was cheaper. He was meeting his sisters in Canada. They saved for many years to pay for his ticket. He came over May of 1912 and met my grandmother in Canada. My mother was also Canadian and never became an American citizen.
As always, another wonderful floss tube episode! The absolute terror in Pam's face as Mac makes his off screen appearances makes me giggle :) Then steph's artful editing makes me wish for a blooper portion featuring Mac at the end of the episode. As mom to two super active orange kittens, I feel and know how adventurous those orange boys can be!! Keep up the good work!🐈
Always a highlight of my week!❤❤
I’ve been trying to stitch while the Little League World Series is on TV. It’s so exciting I sometime end up just holding my fabric!!
Mac is so cute! It was good to see him. My sweet boy named Midnight crossed the rainbow bridge this afternoon unexpectedly. All your stitching is amazing! Happy stitching!
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Another fun flosstube. Pam I love your Land that I love on blue. I have struggled with a fabric choice. You both are such a joy to watch
Sew much info gals. You are so good at what you do.
It was wonderful to see that handsome man, Mac! He is SO good looking! And I love how he stops the show with his daredevil antics! Enjoyed the time with you both. See you next time!
I say the little boy is running away from the bus! He doesn’t want to get on it! The bus appears to be behind him… 😂😂😂
MAC!!! ❤
Fun flosstube & I love Steph singing. Have a great week. 🎉
Omgggggg!!!! No way!! Thank you both so much!!! I heart you both dearly!! 💜💜💜
Our pleasure!😘😘
When you are ready to frame, I think the green frame you showed for Anne of Green Gables is a Larson Juhl frame. They have several that match a DMC color. I used a green LJ frame for a Lori Holt pattern and love it!
Thanks for the info!
Love your videos! Full of love and laughter! Also, loved the Titanic tidbits. I am a history nerd. Happy stitching!!❤
Love this video! The stitching is exquisite as always! Steph you make my day when you sing! Love seeing Mac in the picture too! Made my day! Have a great week!
As usual, a great fun, informative and entertaining video. Love you guys so much! 😍❤️😍
I just love the beginning of your video because, of course, Mac was featured! Pam, I don’t know how you keep your thoughts together with Mac creating havoc, and Steph’s comments to distract you! LOL! It was interesting to hear about your visit to the Titanic exhibit, and your stitched piece is so cool! Steph, your Blackbird is so close, and I’m excited to see your finish! Pam, lovely WIP progress as always! Treasure Island is really cute, and you seem close to a finish there too! It is always a nice way to start Monday mornings watching you! Have a great week!
🤣 Thank you (as always) for the laughs, and the beautiful stitching! That Titanic piece is very impressive Pam!
Always fun ladies! Take care of you both.
What a treat seeing your beautiful cat ! , always luv seeing your stitching ❤
Mac is getting so big! ❤
Oh Steph you make me smile when you break out in singing whilst Pam continues on! Beautiful progress you both xxx have a fantastic week
Slow and steady wins the race Steph! Sometimes we just cannot get much stitching in!!
I agree wholeheartedly about the flag on the blue fabric, it's amazing. Thanks for the Stitch-con info, I'm hoping to go next year.
Hi! 👋🏽
Dat cat is so beautiful!!!😮
I glad to be smiling at you both!!!
I went to the Titanic Exhibit is Ireland. So fascinating!
I attended the Titanic exhibit in Columbus this Summer for work (I am a nanny). The recreation of the grand entrance was lovely wasn’t it?!
There were 3 of us who attended together and we all had different reactions. The youngest child (8) was FASCINATED by the sheer size of the ship and its artifacts. As well as the list of names of those who perished vs who survived. The older child (11) was positive it was a hoax due to the great condition of many artifacts under glass lol! I found the event terribly sad and the idea of it terrifying. I was holding back crying (not well mind you) the entire time. Only to cry on the drive home while they happily played with their memorabilia from the gift shop in the back seat. Glad you had the opportunity to see it! (P.S- First class female survivor from Michigan who was pregnant on her honeymoon. Though sadly she did lose the baby afterwards and she herself died tragically just a couple of years following the Titanic).
Thanks for another great episode, Pam and Steph! ❤ Thank you for your lovely shout-out! I'm so glad you enjoyed your happy mail! 🎉
Ermagerd 😂 I almost fell off the chair laughing when Pam said napsack and Steph said “it’s not the 40’s!” On a more serious note, I took great interest in the Titanic segment. My husband’s grandmother, aunt and uncle were on the Titanic. Addie, Joan and Ralph Wells. They were coming to Akron, Ohio to join his grandfather who had been here 2 years working for Goodyear. If you would like more info, send me a message and I’d be happy to share our story 👍😎 Happy stitching!! ❤
I remember years ago when my son was little, I went to a Titanic Exhibit in Atlantic City. It was really cool and the thing I remember most about it was putting my hand on the ice wall where they said it was the same temperature as the water the people were in. I remember that I couldn’t even hold my hand on it for more than a few seconds. It was so cold! Another great episode tonight - can’t wait for the next Stitch Con! I’ll have to stop on the road on my way to work again to put my name on that list! 😂
Y’all just make my day (or should I say night after supper) when I get your video … I love the laughter and happiness that you bring to me … your works in progress are amazing and beautiful … your cat was so funny too and I giggled when his tail popped up on the screen … y’all have a great and wonderful week and until next time Happy Stitching 🧵 😊❤ Dena
Love the Titanic recap and the stitch is beautiful! Pam why not stitch the Teresa Wencler? I just ordered a HAED and I’m not far behind you in age, still working but who cares I’ll stitch on it until it’s done or I am😂 love it all ladies as always! Who doesn’t love Debbie Mum? I do, her things are darling❤ blessings ladies to you both 😊😊 pats to Mac for me! 🐈⬛ 🐾
You ladies are awesome. You always make me laugh. Max is adorable. Love the Titanic info.
Pam, I just started my first Teresa Wentzler, Lily Maiden! Hopefully we can both finish ours in our lifetime, because I don’t think Stephanie is going to finish mine either, lol! Maybe she would if I packaged it up for her and sent it in my knapsack! 😂😂😂 And yes, Colton Cowser is known here as The Milkman, hence the mooing. I was at the game Sunday and thought of both. Offer stays open if you want to visit and see the Sox play at Camden yards. Love you both.
Interesting facts about the Titanic.
I've got reminders on my phone for September 4th, 5 minutes apart, leading up to noon. I'll be at a retreat, and I'm the host, so it may be a group of us, all signing up at the same time!
Clearly, Mac alert was in high gear during this video. Cracked me up. Thank you for giving us a glimpse of him at the beginning. And for all of the laughs and inspiration as usual.
I love the idea of Stephanie framing Tradewinds unfinished if you don’t get it done Pam. She can add a plaque that says, ‘at age 69, cause I have time’.
Ahhhh thank you for the shoutout 🥹🥹 I love the support in this community and can’t wait to make Flosstube #2!
You are so welcome!
Depending on what I am watching on tv is how much progress I make on it. There are times I just feel like chilling taking a nap or reading a book. Oh Steph you bring a smile to my face when you start singing then I see Pam’s face lol. When you both started the tarmac moves it shows how much alike you are and how you jive so flawlessly.
Tarmac moves?
@@JustKeepStitchin yes when you and your mom mimic an operator guiding the plane into position.
@@marthacook Of course, that was fun! 😊😊
Loved the video today. Love seeing Macaroni.
I loved the chat about "mooing" at the ballgame. I am a big Orioles fan - watch almost every single game via MLB app. So, my story: I have some Hey Dude Cow Prints shoes. I live in Wisconsin and people stop me all the time to check out my shoes - thinking I got them because Wisconsin is the cheese state. You should try explaining Colton Cowser, the Milkman, and mooing to people who are not Oriole fans..... anyway, good luck to your team and mine! By the way, I never carried a "knapsack" to school, but when I went to first grade in 1959, I carried a " plaid book satchel". I suppose Steph never dialed a phone number that started with two letters followed by five numbers, either.
Gorgeous blue fabric
We so loved seeing Mac standing on Steph's legs for welcoming us with you. It was the most iconic scene of entire episode as well as the most joyful start ever. Hi Mac, you are indeed so so cute. .😻😻💖💖 Please give one kiss to him at a time for us too!
Maybe it’s just my thinking but isn’t the little boy running from the school bus to the school building?? Must be the teacher in me! 😂
OOhh Pam, welcome to TW stitching💖. I have a couple on the wall and quite a few as WIPs .. lol . But should you get to the stage where you need that completed for you , just shout.
Thank you!
Oof Dah❤️
Hi Pam and Steph, Mac is really cute. It was nice to see him in this video. Pam I like your new lighthouse pattern and your ship by Teresa Wentzler. Steph your friends sampler is looking very nice. Have a great week.
OMG!!!!! Mac is really getting big! What are you feeding that cat? Miracle Grow? 🙂
Lolo pam on a chart diet. I want to be on Pam's diet
Pam when you are stitching Pine Mountain on months are you using variegated thread ? If not what are you using ?
She's using the called-for DMC.
Holy moly!!!! I got the book!!! I’m so stinking excited!!! I’ll send you my address ASAP!!! Can’t wait to keep stitching!!!
Also I think you may be thinking of the holocaust museum… we got cards and it described what happened to that person throughout the years of their life… it also let you know whether your person survived or passed throughout this time…this might be the exhibit you were thinking of like the titanic card
@@Jeanettelee1973 Yay!!!🎉🎉🎉
Thank you ladies for another great video. I laughed when you were talking about Colton Cowser. The Orioles are my home team and I didn’t put two and two together when they started yelling “mooooo” 😂😂 DUH!!! Had to ask my husband about it. Love you ladies….Debbie
Macaroni loves his people!
Pam I share your interest in Titanic history. I have a book you might be interested in looking into. The title is 1912 Facts About Titanic by Lee W. Merideth. It's an easy read. It's available on Amazon and most likely at your local library. My daughter took me to the exhibit several years ago in Columbus for my birthday. (April 14). Mr Merideth was there and signing his book. There was a permanent Exhibit in Branson MO. There may be one in Gatlinburg TN. If I run into you at Craft Gallery I'll say hi. Always enjoy you and Steph.
Their purses were so beautiful!! I love the purses from that era
I can just sit and watch! However, I just need to pick up my work, and then I want to watch and stitch. Sometimes I have to back up 3 or 4 times to get what has happened on screen!!
❤ # 10. Watching the video. ❤
Steph!!! Sal’s cause me palpitations 😮!!! It makes me also hyperventilating!!!!!
But I glad you can do them!!!!😅
Awe Mac is so friggin cute
Cute cat. :)
I love your guys flosstube! Please tell me you both are going to Stitching in the Springs???? In November. This will be my 1st retreat and I am nervous lol
Afraid not...
Oh that’s so interesting to hear about! I’m sorry that you both died🙏🙏😅 lol
I was just in Birmingham for the quilt show but I saw there was a titanic exhibit as well, at the NEC. I’m hoping to go back and see it🙏❤️
The boy is much bigger than the bus... he's running away
He is racing the bus to school
Hello ladies! Star of the show is the Titanic - beautiful. Now. Are you interested in collecting Titanic charts? I have one from 1992 that I also stitched - I think I got caught up in an anniversary or something. Anyway, after years of looking at it hanging in the nautical themed powder room, I gave it to my sister. I wouldn't say it was especially grand at all (my sister loves it but what does she know) and would love to gift it to you. It is by Jeanie A Attenhofer - hand drawn chart. I am sure she put a lot of love into designing it and I did put my heart into stitching it - but never again. Hang ten.
@@marialicemorales4186 we'll pass, but thanks
Hi Pam and Steph! I was wondering if you could tell me where you got Anne of Green Gables ` the book cover? It is such a beautiful piece that I would love to stitch it. Thank You.
www.etsy.com/listing/1518906111/anne-of-green-gables-full-sal-pattern
@@JustKeepStitchin Thank You so much.
Pam & Steph, I’m watching some of your older videos and I saw Pam collecting pennies that year. Do you still do that?
@@rebeccaratynski0627 Wow, don't even remember doing that 😬
Pam, I also loved your choice of Stonewashed for "Land That I Love", so much so that I ordered myself some of the same fabric to start mine! Question, are you using two threads over two or one thread over two with the 32 count? I always struggle with which method to use with 32 ct.
2 threads over 2
Pam, I do not know if you've been to it or if it is what you're thinking of, but the Holocaust Museum in DC has a similar ending to the Titanic exhibit where you are given a person at the beginning and find out at the end what happened to them
Are you still working on the Theresa Kogut Pateron SAL-Hometown ? I am and was wondering how you are doing on it. Have a nice week
Way way behind 🥴
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I’m first 🎉
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@@JustKeepStitchin just practicing for stitchcon 😜
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