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GROUP AT FLICKR: For
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UPDATE: Over the next few months, the Customer
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Thanks for your great patterns! This one *had* to be made for my friend and colleague Bryan. As you can see, he loved it. This photo is especially nice as a one-image loop screensaver on your Mac. Try it with the "Ken Burns effect" enabled, a two-second loop and "dissolve" for the transition. It's like a nightmare you can't wake up from. We're going to put it on all of the company computers when they're not looking. Awesome.
thanks
again,
Miriam
I
adapted one of the patterns from your book for a little gift from a
bridesmaid (me) to my bride. She's actually a dream bride (4 words:
beautiful black bridesmaid's dresses), but I told her she can pull this
out when she needs to get her way.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Cheers!
Gretchen from NY
I was stuck in Chicago on Valentine's Day because a snow storm prevented my departure for Mexico the day before. I was very unhappy until I wandered into the Altoids Curious and Original Chocolate Shoppe.
As I sipped a latte made with chocolate covered Altoids I was given one of your "Love Stinks" Subversive Valentine kits. I spent the rest of the day modifying and stitching the doily to suit the occasion.
When
I finally reached Mexico, I presented the results to my snowbird friends.
Attached is a scanned copy of the results, Enjoy.
Rae Lynn
My
husband passed away in October 2005 after fighting a losing battle with
cancer. Well, it was either something I ate or I had an epiphany: I decided
to stitch your oh-so-appropriate comment on that disease, frame it in
a regally baroque frame and then place it next to my husband's ashes.
I have absolutely no doubt that Gary would have heartily approved this
because: 1) he would have agreed with the sentiment and 2) F*** was his
much used all-purpose noun/verb/adjective (and he wasn't even from Brooklyn!)
As you can see from the photo, I keep these on the computer hutch because
Gary spent every non-working moment at home on the computer (on-line gamer)
and now he can still be on the computer (literally). A bit of irony I
think he would have appreciated.
Stephanie
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