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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Just Call Me Lady Frogsalot
I was working on egg #3 on Folk Eggs and got done with the carrot portion. I thought it would be fun to start on the white bunny that's sitting on the carrots. So I was stitching along, thinking how cute this little rabbit was coming out. I was literally on the last stitch of the bunny, and thought, "Huh, now why isn't he closer to the carrot greens?". That's right - I stitched him in the totally wrong place. Instead of going on with the stitching fun, I had to spend my time frogging. For those of you who don't know, "frogging" is the term for tearing out stitches you've so carefully done. Get it? "Rip-it, rip-it". Like a frog says?
From the title of this post, can you tell I've been watching "Downton Abbey"? I'd been hearing a lot of people mention it, and thought I'd see what all the hoopla was about. Now I understand. What a great show! If watching a show about life in a early 20th century castle in England isn't your cup of tea (cup of tea, get it?), then just watch it for the scenery, costumes and jewelry. Just lovely! I think Mark should call me "Lady Cathy", but he hasn't caught on to the idea yet.
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Sorry about the visit from the "Frog Prince," Cathy! But, your PS eggs are looking amazing... The one you're working on now is my favorite :)
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Such a shame that you had to frog your stitching but your stitching is looking great!
Well Lady Cathy sorry about the frogging you have to do but your stitching looks great! I have been reading all the comments about Downton Abbey so I have been looking for season one but so far only found season two. But I don't want to watch season two before season one.
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Denise
Ugh, frogs! I hope they stay away for awhile now.
ReplyDeleteSenor Frog as we call him here! Oh I do not like him at all nor does my hubby! LOL! Cute project. Thanks for visiting me!
ReplyDeleteI ♥ your blog you do amazing cross stitching work! Thank you for your support!
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