As I look forward to a new year I thought today might be a good day to look back on some history of my cross stitching. My mom was quite the seamstress, she made me many beautiful dresses that I grass stained and tore pretty quickly, I am afraid to say. I was quite the tomboy growing up and I imagine it was quite challenging to keep me in dresses at all.
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She completed this in 1987 |
In any case, she also cross stitched many beautiful pieces. I have a piece she stitched that is too large for me to photograph, but is such a wonderful memory. Beyond that I am blessed to have these two pieces she stitched. It's funny, I never stitch my initials/date on a piece, however, I should because as I look now it is neat to see the year she completed these pieces.
I treasure having these pieces as just one more memory and part of her in our home. My stitching style tends to be a bit different, I am not sure I ever would have the patience to stitch pieces this large but certainly my love of cross stitch is inherited.
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