I’ll take these on a couple at a time. Gives me more blog fodder that way. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
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Ouch, do I have to choose? I started working with beads shortly after I learned to cross stitch, so beading is a close second. Beading is faster and the sparklies sometimes make it much more rewarding for the amount of work put in. But cross stitch is my original and still favorite.<\/p>\n
I have to admit that I pretty much try my hand at everything I desire, but there is one thing I haven’t done yet. Quilling<\/a>. I really will try this someday. I look at the supplies longingly anytime I’m in a craft store, so I should just break down and try it. My brother did quilling for a while when I was a girl. I just couldn’t figure out what practical use it would have nowadays, but I see that people are using quilled shapes on cards, so perhaps that is the answer. Yes. Canada and the United Kingdom are other countries that I have frequented. I love London; it is one of my favorites spots to visit to hang out and relax. We also visited various counties in Scotland with Terry’s parents several years ago.<\/p>\n Just one? My favorite series is called The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan. While I hope that he wraps it up soon, there are a dozen books so far in the series at 650+ pages a piece. They are hefty books hardbound, but I enjoy reading them.\n<\/ol>\n Melanie:<\/p>\n No, I haven’t, but I will try it someday.<\/p>\n I had to think about this one pretty hard because I try not to feel guilt over anything. I think I’ll have to say that my crafting supplies are my guilty pleasure, though. When I decided to get into a craft, I immerse myself in supplies that then tend to sit around gathering dust years later.<\/p>\n The universe is far too vast to narrow down for that question, so I’ll stipulate only to where on the planet I would most like to visit. There are several such places on this Earth. First up is Paris, which we are planning to visit for our 10th anniversary. Next is a 4 to 6 week tour that will hit Hawaii (just for a stop over; I can’t stand the thought of being in an airplane that long), Australia and New Zealand. This is our plan for our 15th anniversary. After that comes China and Japan. Sound like a plan?<\/p>\n Oh my. Which one to choose… Keep in mind that I still have a bunch of old cassette tapes from the 80’s. \ud83d\ude06 I guess it would be the N.W.A. album that I bought as a teenager. Yes, you read that correctly. Skinny little white girl with a hard-core, explicit rap album. What can I say? My tastes wander all over the map!<\/p>\n Oh, now I can’t reveal that yet. Let me just say that I chose a business name and corresponding domain name over a year ago when I started to get more serious about eventually becoming a designer. The initials of that business name are OSL. The name of the ONS will be [OSL] Needlework Supplies. That’s as much of a hint as you’re going to get until March 1st. \ud83d\ude1b\n<\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’ll take these on a couple at a time. Gives me more blog fodder that way. \ud83d\ude42 Angela: How old are you? 31 Do you prefer cross stitch or beading? Ouch, do I have to choose? I started working with … Continue reading
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