My last cross stitch picture I did for a friend

Oh that is vey nice, I did a cross stitch on a T/shirt some years ago, it took me forever as it is quite big as you can see in the picture, I wore it once then washed it then all the dye ran si I did all the work for nothing, I guess I lost interest after that....

No I don't remember ever doing anything like that. I am sorry to hear about her cat being sick. I guess sometimes it is hard to do what we know to be right when we love so much. It was very nice of you to make something special for her. That's what friends are for.

That's so cute! I just never do wall stuff since most of the works on my walls are orginal art or hand colored prints already. I loved to work on teeshirts, I used to do matching sweatshirts for my sister and my neice (not mother/daughter) and sometimes I'd do a matching shirt for me. I also used to do shirts for my mom.

Aww--that's so sweet and I love that design. I've never done cross-stitch, but I do other crafts. In fact here's the story of how I began. Up until a few years ago, I never, ever did any crafts of any kind. Then one day I was looking through this catalog and it had this beautiful dreamcatcher in it...I wanted it so bad, but my finances were tight. So then a few nights later, I'm looking at the picture of that dreamcatcher again, feeling sorry for myself that I couldn't afford to buy it, when a little voice inside said, "You can do that!" At the time I didn't even know there were actual kits to make them, but designed my own..I do have the gift it seems that if I stare at a photo of something long enough I can figure out how to make something myself..and that I did. My dreamcatchers later inspired me to do other Native American themed crafts and one thing led to another to another...So now I make all kinds of crafts...from dreamcatchers, dreamcatcher necklaces, Native American themed Teddy Bears, beaded jewelry..the works...my most crowning achievement was to do a complete wrap around guord bead stitch around a Native American pipe...when I look at it now I think,,....yikes how did I do that or have the patience? Oh and as far as the Teddy Bears...that was inspired to me, when a dear friend of my mentioned she loved teddy bears...so got the idea to make one up for her but with a Native American theme to him....it's my bestseller now Have a picture here of my beaded pipe