Enjoyed, as I always do, another great flosstube. All your projects are amazing. I'm so glad you are going to finish your beach towel needlepoint Carolyn. I know your nieces will love them. It will help to keep those memories alive of days when they were younger. Childhood memories at the beach are still so precious to me, even at 72. I love September too. Mostly because it's getting cooler, the leaves are just starting to get some color and the sky is so blue. I'm not involved in any samplers at the moment.I did just start my first Autumn Saltbox piece. Loving both of you BAP projects. It will be fun to watch the progress. Also, glad the Beatrix Potter piece is going to be finished. Hoping it works out for you Anna, to finish Tom kitten. Your little grand daughter will enjoy having it in her nursery. You both never cease to keep your viewers smiling. Happy knitting, stitching, and teaching. Til I view again, ❤ya both, Donna
Here's to beach memories and autumn! Which saltbox house did you start with, Donna?! Carolyn and I always enjoy reading your comments and are touched by how encouraging they are. Thank you. Happy Crafting to you! -Anna
@@we.are.curiouscrafters To answer your question, I am doing the second Fall Saltbox first. It seemed to have the most fall colors and was my favorite. I probably won't do the first one until next fall. By the time I finish the one I've started it will be time to start the winter ones. Oh, by the way, if you have your birthday before your next posting, Enjoy every minute of it. Do something extra special!! , Donna
@@donnastrang8913 Great idea to do one saltbox a year! Thanks for the birthday wishes. My husband and I just made reservations at one of my favorite restaurants! -Anna
I just so enjoy stitching with you both early on a Saturday morning! You’ve set the “excited for life” attitude for the rest of my day! We are getting ready for our annual road trip from western North Carolina to Portland to visit our daughter and son, then down to Lake Tahoe to hike in the Redwoods…you are right…I do a lot of deep breathing to gather in the redwood smells and marvel at their incredible Beauty! I’m toasting with my coffee this morning…the two of you…who are caring, engaged teachers who bring joy and creativity into SO many lives…young and old!!! 💕
What a lovely comment, Susan. Thank you. Enjoy your road trip - the redwoods are waiting! I have never driven across the country! Are you bringing any crafting? -Anna
@@we.are.curiouscrafters Yes I am! I can stitch in the car and get a lot done! I’m working on Hands on Design’s Autumn, and am starting Blue Flower’s Our Roots are deep in the Woods! Can’t wait! We’ll be visiting Sherri at Colorado Cross Stitching (!) and Acorns and Threads in Portland where our son and daughter live!!!
@@susanbooth551 amazing that you can stitch in the car (from someone who experiences motion sickness)! And two stores!!! Carolyn and I went to Acorn and Threads last December - such an incredible spot. Wishing you smooth travels. -Anna
@@we.are.curiouscrafters It’s strange…I can’t look down to read…but I have no trouble stitching ?!😊🎶 it makes the time so pleasurable, fast and productive! I soo look forward to your floss tubes and am going to start sewing more of my tops when we get back from our trip! I love your selections and love the cat walk to see how they really look! 💕
So glad to find you again!! RUclips, in it’s infinite wisdom, dropped you from my feed. Great video! So glad the Beatrix Potter stitch was not ditched! Happy stitching!!❤
On no! Welcome back! Now I just have to do the finishing touches on Tom Kitten and get that piece to my daughter-in-law (before my infant granddaughter is a teenager - haha)! Happy Crafting, Joyce! -Anna
I am so pleased to hear that someone else started their BAP this week…I am working on stitch 200 as I watch. Teaching story…young teacher fresh out of teachers college is trying to explain what an “empty set” is to a group of grade 9 math students and finally asked “ how many people in the room are senior citizens?” A puzzled girl exclaimed”but we don’t know how old you are” to someone barely mid20s. He became a fabulous math teacher.
I am in on a Kathy Barrick fan club. Love the choices for #baptoschoolsal. Loved the company as I stitched on Oh Joyous Day by Blackbird Design. See you next time.
I love it when you hold up your Oh Joyous Day. Yours and Carolyn's make me melt. I may have to join you two. Or at least make a small from the pear motif. Happy Crafting, Sarah! -Anna
You two are too cute! I am a Ricola cherry honey cough drop addict after the cold i had the first 2 weeks of September! My husband and I took a trip to the Redwood National/State Parks in early March of 2022. It was some of the best hiking ever! Love both of your BAP choices, and all of your stitching. Thanks for sharing xx
I may have to try the cherry Ricola - I think I've only had the lemon. You get up to all kinds of fun, Tricia! Love to see your stories on Instagram! Wishing you great enjoyment with your 2(!) BAPs! -Anna
I love your Mary Barr piece and I would just darken the ghosting colors a bit and keep going because your fabric is so beautiful and it looks like such a lovely soft piece. I also love your Kathy Barrick bird and I think he may be standing on a cork. So glad that you decided to keep your ditch-it pieces as they're so pretty and nice that you're giving them to family. Thank you for another wonderful video, ladies, and for sharing all of your ideas and beautiful crafting.
A cork! Many folks are saying this and I think it's such a fun image! It's interesting to me that both Carolyn and I have found homes for our stitch it or ditch it pieces right in our own families. Happy Crafting, Lorraine. We always appreciate your comments. -Anna
I love redwood trees too!!!! Actually I love trees. Right now I am enjoying the Japanese Maples around my house as they change colors. Liz Matthew’s has a chart called “Forest Sampler” I might need to start soon 😊. It’s another BAP but who’s ever worried about that! Take care both of you ❤
Hi Susan! The colors of Japanese Maples! I adore that sampler too. Maybe the time will be right at some point for us to had a start along! Happy Crafting! -Anna
More on Beatrix Potter - she wrote all those cute books, but she was also a naturalist and conservationist - she owned a farm in the Lake District in England and raised Herdwicke sheep. She donated her land to the Lake District Trust. Also there’s a chart available for the Beatrix Potter Quaker Sampler - she didn’t stitch it, but it was in her home - it’s a very pretty Quaker.
Saw your Beatrix Potter segment and I too think I have the book, but will double check! Let me know if you are still in need! Love your FT and am looking forward to watching them all! I am originally from the Bay Area and have been to Stone Mountain Daughters, but not to A Verb For Keeping Warm! I currently live in the foothills above Sacramento, but truly miss my Bay Area haunts! Happy Crafting!!
Hi Patricia! Thanks for your kind words and Beatrix Potter offer. I have not worked out a solution to finish Tom Kitten yet, so if you have the chart or the numbers of the DMC colors that would be helpful! It's fun to know of our Bay Area connection. Happy Crafting! -Anna
@@we.are.curiouscrafters Hi Anna! Okay, I will see if I can find it and will keep you posted! Thanks for getting back to me! Also, letting you know I just started The Smith Sampler along with Katherine from Stitching In Costume! It’s such a beautiful sampler!! Looking forward to seeing your continued progress! Happy Crafting!
@@we.are.curiouscrafters Well, guess what, I found it! There is Tom Kitten and Tom Kitten on Bias! Do you think it would be okay if I photocopy them and send them to you or I could take a picture of both charts and text them or email them? Let me know what you would like me to do and what would be appropriate! Just to make sure, he is holding a Xmas stocking , is that the right chart? Now that I rewatched your segment on Tom, it looks like this is a Xmas version, but he looks pretty close to what you have minus the stocking! He does not have a tail in this chart! I may have one more over at my other place, but this chart looks pretty close! Anyway, let me know!
Emailing a photo of the part of the chart with his hand and a photo of the key to the DMC colors would be fabulous! Thank you! we.are.curiouscrafters@gmail.com You will get an automated message that we don't look at our email, but I will look. With gratitude, Anna @@patriciadouglass7141
I will experiment with some darker shades, for sure. Although I'm still feeling a little torn about how much the ghosting is bothering me. Happy Crafting, Dee! -Anna
Heb bri DEE an. Heb RI deees. I'm stitching (very slowly) Kathy Barrick's AH to EE on 46 count with 1 thread of black Anchor, 1 over 2 teeny tiny threads. Mary Barr is looking great. I did what Carolyn suggested and used a slightly darker version of a couple of the colours. My linen is Fox and Rabbit Ballet Slippers which in my version anyway is quite yellow with a pink cast. Some ghosting too but the upstepped colours are working well.
I've been examining your Mary Barr on Instagram! Thanks for the details, Robyn. Your Kathy Barrick piece sounds fabulous - can't wait to see it in your feed at some point. Happy Crafting! -Anna
How interesting your shawl wool color is Dulse. I am from maritimes East Canada and we love our dulse. My mother was born on Grand Manan Island where they harvest dulse.
I know that you know how fortunate you are to have one another but thanks for sharing that with us! I think the ghosting border is good - a little different from everything else.
This whole cross stitch adventure is giving Carolyn and me so many opportunities to spend time together - we're loving it. And thanks for your thought about the ghosting in the border. I may keep these colors after all - just want to experiment a little first. Happy Crafting! -Anna
I think the crow is standing on a cork from a Champagne bottle. 😀Having a good iron is so important. I remember my first one back in the 70's. Avacado green. 🤢
I immediately thought flag pole for the crow! Anna, I’m so glad your daughter-in-law in interested in the Beatrix Potter piece. I was at my sister’s this weekend and saw the birth sampler I did and it is so sweet. I still have the booklets for two birth samplers, but Tom Kitten does not appear on either of them. However, the same blues are on both charts - DMC 322, 813 and 3325, I hope that might help.
Another vote for a flag pole! A lot of people are saying a champagne cork! It must be fun to see that sampler when you're visiting your sister. Thanks so much for looking up and sharing the DMC blues, Trudy - really appreciate it. Happy Crafting to you. -Anna
Do you go to a store in Sacramento to buy some of your threads? Is that the place you talk about? I would like to know the name of it for a friend who lives in Reno. Thanks so much, love your video’s!!
Hi Ronnie! We live about 45 min south of the store we go to in Alameda (close to San Francisco). It's called Needle in a Haystack. Happy Crafting! -Anna
Intellectually I know it isn’t possible, but when I see the crow he is standing on a champagne cork. Okay, you can stop laughing now! I love the shawl you are knitting. I would like to knit, but I have tried and it just isn’t in my wheelhouse. I have Mary Barr, but I’m not starting it until I finish Sally Cratis. She is about 3/4 done.
A champagne cork is what most commenters are saying - Carolyn and I are getting a kick out of that image! And Sally Cratis 1808 is very high on my list of charts I'd like to have! Enjoy stitching her! -Anna
Keep getting interrupted while watching. I’ve restarted for 3rd time. 😂. I’ve lots to say but before I forget - the issue of you using another’s pattern: since you had bought it I think it is okay for you to borrow someone’s pattern. Plus it is out of print likely, so another point for okay. 👍
Haha! I often watch FlossTube in bits and spurts, so I can relate. Thanks for weighing in on the pattern question, Ginger. We know you have so much wisdom! Happy Crafting! -Anna
Enjoyed, as I always do, another great flosstube. All your projects are amazing. I'm so glad you are going to finish your beach towel needlepoint Carolyn. I know your nieces will love them. It will help to keep those memories alive of days when they were younger. Childhood memories at the beach are still so precious to me, even at 72. I love September too. Mostly because it's getting cooler, the leaves are just starting to get some color and the sky is so blue. I'm not involved in any samplers at the moment.I did just start my first Autumn Saltbox piece. Loving both of you BAP projects. It will be fun to watch the progress. Also, glad the Beatrix Potter piece is going to be finished. Hoping it works out for you Anna, to finish Tom kitten. Your little grand daughter will enjoy having it in her nursery. You both never cease to keep your viewers smiling. Happy knitting, stitching, and teaching. Til I view again, ❤ya both, Donna
Here's to beach memories and autumn! Which saltbox house did you start with, Donna?! Carolyn and I always enjoy reading your comments and are touched by how encouraging they are. Thank you. Happy Crafting to you! -Anna
@@we.are.curiouscrafters To answer your question, I am doing the second Fall Saltbox first. It seemed to have the most fall colors and was my favorite. I probably won't do the first one until next fall. By the time I finish the one I've started it will be time to start the winter ones. Oh, by the way, if you have your birthday before your next posting, Enjoy every minute of it. Do something extra special!! , Donna
@@donnastrang8913 Great idea to do one saltbox a year! Thanks for the birthday wishes. My husband and I just made reservations at one of my favorite restaurants! -Anna
I just so enjoy stitching with you both early on a Saturday morning! You’ve set the “excited for life” attitude for the rest of my day! We are getting ready for our annual road trip from western North Carolina to Portland to visit our daughter and son, then down to Lake Tahoe to hike in the Redwoods…you are right…I do a lot of deep breathing to gather in the redwood smells and marvel at their incredible Beauty! I’m toasting with my coffee this morning…the two of you…who are caring, engaged teachers who bring joy and creativity into SO many lives…young and old!!! 💕
What a lovely comment, Susan. Thank you. Enjoy your road trip - the redwoods are waiting! I have never driven across the country! Are you bringing any crafting? -Anna
@@we.are.curiouscrafters Yes I am! I can stitch in the car and get a lot done! I’m working on Hands on Design’s Autumn, and am starting Blue Flower’s Our Roots are deep in the Woods! Can’t wait! We’ll be visiting Sherri at Colorado Cross Stitching (!) and Acorns and Threads in Portland where our son and daughter live!!!
@@susanbooth551 amazing that you can stitch in the car (from someone who experiences motion sickness)! And two stores!!! Carolyn and I went to Acorn and Threads last December - such an incredible spot. Wishing you smooth travels. -Anna
@@we.are.curiouscrafters It’s strange…I can’t look down to read…but I have no trouble stitching ?!😊🎶 it makes the time so pleasurable, fast and productive! I soo look forward to your floss tubes and am going to start sewing more of my tops when we get back from our trip! I love your selections and love the cat walk to see how they really look! 💕
@@susanbooth551 there are so many great patterns out there! -Anna
The singing at the start! My favorite part of this episode, as fabulous as your stitching is, I always love the sister vibe
Haha! That is just a small glimpse of the silliness that can occur. :) Happy Crafting, Katie! -Anna
I love love love KB😍😍
Her charts speak to me for sure! Happy Crafting! -Anna
Yay for stitching the beach scene....love it. I am all for sharing patterns.
The specialty stitch Carolyn used for the sand gives the piece fabulous texture. -Anna
The more I see those beautiful birds by Kathy Barrick I LOVE them...they are so pretty....and interesting.
You may have to stitch one! I have enjoyed this stitch SO much. -Anna
So glad to find you again!! RUclips, in it’s infinite wisdom, dropped you from my feed. Great video! So glad the Beatrix Potter stitch was not ditched! Happy stitching!!❤
On no! Welcome back! Now I just have to do the finishing touches on Tom Kitten and get that piece to my daughter-in-law (before my infant granddaughter is a teenager - haha)! Happy Crafting, Joyce! -Anna
Beautiful stitching ladies!
Thanks! Happy Crafting to you! -Anna
I am IN the Cathy Barrick fan club. I do love her patterns and can very often recognize one out in the wild....lol.
I know what you mean about Kathy Barrick's patterns being recognizable! Happy Crafting, Hanna! -Anna
I am so pleased to hear that someone else started their BAP this week…I am working on stitch 200 as I watch. Teaching story…young teacher fresh out of teachers college is trying to explain what an “empty set” is to a group of grade 9 math students and finally asked “ how many people in the room are senior citizens?” A puzzled girl exclaimed”but we don’t know how old you are” to someone barely mid20s. He became a fabulous math teacher.
Haha! Through the years, I have heard many funny comments from students about age - cute! Happy Crafting to you! -Anna
I am a Kathy Barrick fan!
Do you have any fan club ideas?! :) Happy Crafting! -Anna
I am in on a Kathy Barrick fan club. Love the choices for #baptoschoolsal. Loved the company as I stitched on Oh Joyous Day by Blackbird Design. See you next time.
I love it when you hold up your Oh Joyous Day. Yours and Carolyn's make me melt. I may have to join you two. Or at least make a small from the pear motif. Happy Crafting, Sarah! -Anna
You two are too cute! I am a Ricola cherry honey cough drop addict after the cold i had the first 2 weeks of September! My husband and I took a trip to the Redwood National/State Parks in early March of 2022. It was some of the best hiking ever! Love both of your BAP choices, and all of your stitching. Thanks for sharing xx
I may have to try the cherry Ricola - I think I've only had the lemon. You get up to all kinds of fun, Tricia! Love to see your stories on Instagram! Wishing you great enjoyment with your 2(!) BAPs! -Anna
I love your Mary Barr piece and I would just darken the ghosting colors a bit and keep going because your fabric is so beautiful and it looks like such a lovely soft piece. I also love your Kathy Barrick bird and I think he may be standing on a cork. So glad that you decided to keep your ditch-it pieces as they're so pretty and nice that you're giving them to family. Thank you for another wonderful video, ladies, and for sharing all of your ideas and beautiful crafting.
A cork! Many folks are saying this and I think it's such a fun image! It's interesting to me that both Carolyn and I have found homes for our stitch it or ditch it pieces right in our own families. Happy Crafting, Lorraine. We always appreciate your comments. -Anna
Haha! I've never seen an avocado green iron! I might like that... Happy Crafting, Alison. -Anna
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I love redwood trees too!!!! Actually I love trees. Right now I am enjoying the Japanese Maples around my house as they change colors. Liz Matthew’s has a chart called “Forest Sampler” I might need to start soon 😊. It’s another BAP but who’s ever worried about that! Take care both of you ❤
Hi Susan! The colors of Japanese Maples! I adore that sampler too. Maybe the time will be right at some point for us to had a start along! Happy Crafting! -Anna
@@we.are.curiouscrafters that would be fantastic!
I love the ghosting of the border. I love how the border takes a back seat to the stitch
Thanks, Connie. I hadn't thought about the border taking a back seat to the center, and I'm liking that idea! Happy Crafting! -Anna
More on Beatrix Potter - she wrote all those cute books, but she was also a naturalist and conservationist - she owned a farm in the Lake District in England and raised Herdwicke sheep. She donated her land to the Lake District Trust. Also there’s a chart available for the Beatrix Potter Quaker Sampler - she didn’t stitch it, but it was in her home - it’s a very pretty Quaker.
Interesting! That chart has caught my eye on more than one occasion. :) -Anna
It's a champagne cork! Great flosstube ladies... beautiful stitching.
Fun, fun image! Happy Crafting, Robin! -Anna
Saw your Beatrix Potter segment and I too think I have the book, but will double check! Let me know if you are still in need! Love your FT and am looking forward to watching them all! I am originally from the Bay Area and have been to Stone Mountain Daughters, but not to A Verb For Keeping Warm! I currently live in the foothills above Sacramento, but truly miss my Bay Area haunts! Happy Crafting!!
Hi Patricia! Thanks for your kind words and Beatrix Potter offer. I have not worked out a solution to finish Tom Kitten yet, so if you have the chart or the numbers of the DMC colors that would be helpful! It's fun to know of our Bay Area connection. Happy Crafting! -Anna
@@we.are.curiouscrafters Hi Anna! Okay, I will see if I can find it and will keep you posted! Thanks for getting back to me! Also, letting you know I just started The Smith Sampler along with Katherine from Stitching In Costume! It’s such a beautiful sampler!! Looking forward to seeing your continued progress! Happy Crafting!
@@we.are.curiouscrafters Well, guess what, I found it! There is Tom Kitten and Tom Kitten on Bias! Do you think it would be okay if I photocopy them and send them to you or I could take a picture of both charts and text them or email them? Let me know what you would like me to do and what would be appropriate! Just to make sure, he is holding a Xmas stocking , is that the right chart? Now that I rewatched your segment on Tom, it looks like this is a Xmas version, but he looks pretty close to what you have minus the stocking! He does not have a tail in this chart! I may have one more over at my other place, but this chart looks pretty close! Anyway, let me know!
Emailing a photo of the part of the chart with his hand and a photo of the key to the DMC colors would be fabulous! Thank you! we.are.curiouscrafters@gmail.com
You will get an automated message that we don't look at our email, but I will look. With gratitude, Anna @@patriciadouglass7141
@@we.are.curiouscrafters Okay, will do that tomorrow! Hope it helps! Say safe and Happy Stitching!
Thank you ladies for sharing your projects and humor.
Carolyn and I are having a lot of fun! Thanks for joining in, Linda! And of course, Happy Crafting! -Anna
Love September. Love your catwalk segments.
Happy September, Angela! For something Carolyn and I did on a whim, the catwalk has lasted a long time - haha! Happy Crafting! -Anna
Another spectacular video. No TJ’s here on Big Island.😱😥
I just looked up the data - there are Trader Joe's stores are in 42 states. Happy Crafting, Carlene! -Anna
Definitely go 1 shade darker the ghosting floss would drive me crazy!
I will experiment with some darker shades, for sure. Although I'm still feeling a little torn about how much the ghosting is bothering me. Happy Crafting, Dee! -Anna
Both KB pieces are looking great. The Wishing Thorn sampler is charming as is. Have fun tweaking the floss colors.
Thank you! I hope to get to the store next weekend to do a little floss analyzation! :) Happy Crafting! -Anna
Heb bri DEE an. Heb RI deees.
I'm stitching (very slowly) Kathy Barrick's AH to EE on 46 count with 1 thread of black Anchor, 1 over 2 teeny tiny threads.
Mary Barr is looking great. I did what Carolyn suggested and used a slightly darker version of a couple of the colours. My linen is Fox and Rabbit Ballet Slippers which in my version anyway is quite yellow with a pink cast. Some ghosting too but the upstepped colours are working well.
I've been examining your Mary Barr on Instagram! Thanks for the details, Robyn. Your Kathy Barrick piece sounds fabulous - can't wait to see it in your feed at some point. Happy Crafting! -Anna
Love all the projects. The crow is standing on a Champaign cork surrounded by bubbles! 🍾
Well that makes a festive piece even more festive! Thanks, Elizabeth, and Happy Crafting! -Anna
To me the first thing that came to mind is the bird is sitting on a wine cork....lol
Many people are suggesting a cork - Carolyn and I love that idea! -Anna
How interesting your shawl wool color is Dulse. I am from maritimes East Canada and we love our dulse. My mother was born on Grand Manan Island where they harvest dulse.
Amazing! I just looked up dulce - I did not know about it. Thanks for sharing this information with us! -Anna
I know that you know how fortunate you are to have one another but thanks for sharing that with us! I think the ghosting border is good - a little different from everything else.
This whole cross stitch adventure is giving Carolyn and me so many opportunities to spend time together - we're loving it. And thanks for your thought about the ghosting in the border. I may keep these colors after all - just want to experiment a little first. Happy Crafting! -Anna
I think the crow is standing on a cork from a Champagne bottle. 😀Having a good iron is so important. I remember my first one back in the 70's. Avacado green. 🤢
Haha! Alison, your comment made me smile. I've never seen an avocado green iron. I might like that... As always, Happy Crafting! -Anna
Love the cat walk. I always wanted a sister but I did get 4 daughters:)
Four daughters! How wonderful! Happy Crafting, Louise. -Anna
I immediately thought flag pole for the crow! Anna, I’m so glad your daughter-in-law in interested in the Beatrix Potter piece. I was at my sister’s this weekend and saw the birth sampler I did and it is so sweet. I still have the booklets for two birth samplers, but Tom Kitten does not appear on either of them. However, the same blues are on both charts - DMC 322, 813 and 3325, I hope that might help.
Another vote for a flag pole! A lot of people are saying a champagne cork! It must be fun to see that sampler when you're visiting your sister. Thanks so much for looking up and sharing the DMC blues, Trudy - really appreciate it. Happy Crafting to you. -Anna
Do you go to a store in Sacramento to buy some of your threads? Is that the place you talk about? I would like to know the name of it for a friend who lives in Reno. Thanks so much, love your video’s!!
Hi Ronnie! We live about 45 min south of the store we go to in Alameda (close to San Francisco). It's called Needle in a Haystack. Happy Crafting! -Anna
Intellectually I know it isn’t possible, but when I see the crow he is standing on a champagne cork. Okay, you can stop laughing now! I love the shawl you are knitting. I would like to knit, but I have tried and it just isn’t in my wheelhouse. I have Mary Barr, but I’m not starting it until I finish Sally Cratis. She is about 3/4 done.
A champagne cork is what most commenters are saying - Carolyn and I are getting a kick out of that image! And Sally Cratis 1808 is very high on my list of charts I'd like to have! Enjoy stitching her! -Anna
i thought the crow was standing on a bedpost
Ooooh! Hadn't thought of a bedpost. Thanks, and Happy Crafting! -Anna
Keep getting interrupted while watching. I’ve restarted for 3rd time. 😂. I’ve lots to say but before I forget - the issue of you using another’s pattern: since you had bought it I think it is okay for you to borrow someone’s pattern. Plus it is out of print likely, so another point for okay. 👍
Haha! I often watch FlossTube in bits and spurts, so I can relate. Thanks for weighing in on the pattern question, Ginger. We know you have so much wisdom! Happy Crafting! -Anna
I’m pretty sure I have that book and mentioned that last time. I’ll send you a DM on Instagram.
Yes, thanks. I forgot to look up your mention before we filmed. Thank you, Clare, and Happy Crafting! -Anna