My mother gave me a bag of stuff she found around the house. It included some leaflets. I don't remember ever seeing these leaflets. Well, maybe one. But only vaguely and I wouldn't swear on it in a court of law. It has to be stuff I picked up somewhere because it's stuff I would actually stitch, not just stuff that fell out of the sale or trade tub.
I think my favorite of the group is a Pegasus Originals "Puppies" leaflet. It has 7 super-adorable charts I could see stitching for dog-lovers in my family: a German Shepard for my aunt, who adopted a (then) 6 month old GSD, now named Zorro, and who is realizing why she hadn't had a puppy in 30 years (LOL), a cocker spaniel for a co-worker who has two and adores them, and a yellow lab/golden retriever for Left-brain, who, other than the pitbulls, loves this breed. We're not getting one--we've already decided our next family dog is going to be a French bulldog or a Boston terrier-but at least he could say his wife gave him a yellow lab.
But, if I'm forgetting about stash, I should not only be appreciative when I find it, I shouldn't buy anymore. So . . . yeah, that did it.
LOL.
3 comments:
I'm always finding things I don't know I have. Sometimes it's like, "Score!" and other times it just makes me sigh. Deeply. =)
Been there, done that, got the t-shirt. I think, with me, a big part of the thrill is the anticipation. Once I get the supplies for something, I am off thinking about another new thing.
I'm glad that you have a diagnosis--thinking of you!
I'm in the same club as you. I don't need to get anymore either... unless... no... have... to... resist!
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