Was starting to wonder if I'd imagined that tweet! Nicely found!
We saw her sewing when she joined her shreddies together, it was not good, hence my earlier commentJack really isn't that accomplished at anything and we've never seen her sew before. Her knitting is godawful so either she didn't do this or she had lots of help.
#Jackofnotrades
Exactly either a) bought shirt with flowers on and added rootsApologies @Captainmouse
I should rephrase. I've never seen her sewing before
I've also never seen her do anything well before, other than make people feel sorry for her. My skeptical hat is very firmly ON.
I do not believe she made that embroidery!
I had to have an extra scan after a mammogram. There was knitting in the waiting room, already started. It took my mind off worrying.I am finding embroidery Jack really irritating. I do a lot of hand work as I find it invaluable in keeping me calm and being able to concentrate. Knitting was particularly important to me while having chemotherapy and radiotherapy after surgery for cancer, all of which involves a lot of waiting around time. It's also something that makes it easier to connect with other people in the same boat - so many people associate it with mothers or grandmothers who made their clothes, or make things themselves. The hospital where I was treated even had a fantastic FREE craft programme in the radiotherapy waiting room - but the important thing about all this is to help people to engage with the process of making, not results to get dopamine likes, and to trust their hands. So I would even give Jack a break on the porridge blanket (despite <shudder> ACRYLIC) (I'm working on the yarn snobbery) if it was presented as a genuine ONE DAY AT A TIME STITCH BY STITCH process that would support other people learning to embrace the slow imperfect process, not a 'look at this what I knocked up overnight, brilliant little me' thirst trap.
Ps - I’m okI had to have an extra scan after a mammogram. There was knitting in the waiting room, already started. It took my mind off worrying.
Wow - check you out spotting the secret words! That is next-level detection feel like we’re in an Indiana Jones movie and you’ve just illuminated the next step of the puzzle.Not sure if anyone has spotted this yet, but there is writing in the embroidery she's done. I've tried to highlight.
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I looked the phrase up and apparently it's an AA/NA thing.
P.S. from a distance the work looks fine, I feel a bit horrible saying but looking closely it won't stand up to a wash and is quite untidy.
And we thought they were just tit roots. It was words, Marmalade! Secret words.It's really obvious when pointed out
I did notice it but then thought it was me accidentally seeing things in things because I didn't quite get the first word. And I wasn't entirely sure if that capital A was a letter or a cock.Not sure if anyone has spotted this yet, but there is writing in the embroidery she's done. I've tried to highlight.
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I looked the phrase up and apparently it's an AA/NA thing.
P.S. from a distance the work looks fine, I feel a bit horrible saying but looking closely it won't stand up to a wash and is quite untidy.
I proper struggled on today, for a while I was convinced I was seeing "Just for tattle"I did notice it but then thought it was me accidentally seeing things in things because I didn't quite get the first word. And I wasn't entirely sure if that capital A was a letter or a cock.
This gives me the absolute boaks. The last thing I want to think about when I'm planning dinner is someone else's sweaty coital juices. I fail to see how this would elicit a positive response in anyone??!!!! It could be written by a younger Monty Don/ Richard E Grant, the curly haired guy from CBeebies, Eddie from Below Deck or any one of my other bizarre crushes and it would STILL give me the dry heaves.'...It is homely, comforting, nourishing, the culinary equivalent of a soft warm body wrapped around your own. It delights, it satisfies, both firm and tender, messy and irreverent, hot and saline and sticky and sweet, and so much more than the sum of its parts.'