this is what I do

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  1. Celia

    Celia Gardener

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    Don't really have much time for hobbies apart from gardening and I can't draw or paint I leave that to Andrew, however, this is what I do when I am feeling :mad:
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  2. Hornbeam

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    What an imaginative picture! Is the dragon attacking St Michael's Mount? Love it [​IMG]
     
  3. wildflower

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    Thats nice..you must have a lot of patience.. :rolleyes:
     
  4. rosa

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    very nice celia well done [​IMG]
     
  5. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    I love dragons and castles. Is it embroidery?
     
  6. Celia

    Celia Gardener

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    Thank you, I have several dragons dotted around the house. The one above is cross stitched. There was lots of bad langusge when I had to keep unpicking it!
     
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    Hi Celia ,bit of nifty cross stitch that one.I have done a few too.
    Drives you up the wall if you have to unpick doesn't it
     
  8. windy miller

    windy miller Gardener

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    Beautiful Celia!
    My Mum collects Dragons and would love that. She has a 3ft green one called Marmaduke that lives in her garden (resin, not real unfortunately!). You must be really patient to be able to stitch something that contains that amount of work.
     
  9. MoonLoon

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    That is gorgeous ! My Mom does cross stitch and would love to tackle that as she also loves dragons. Once I get my new camera I will take some pictures of her work.
     
  10. Kedi-Gato

    Kedi-Gato Gardener

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    Oh, that is really beautiful! I love dragons too. It is amazing how many people do, isn't it? I used to do quite a bit of embroidery and petit pointe, tried cross-stitch once but my patience only lasted long enough to finish the tablecloth and that was that. How long did it take you to do, or did you do it in spurts and starts?
    Our neighbours have a garden dragon, in three pieces like he is coming up through the lawn. Unfortunately he lost a lot of his paint the last winter and never got repainted.
    I used to have a car that I called Marmaduke.
     
  11. Celia

    Celia Gardener

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    I tend to cross stitch when I'm in the mood. I started a Millenium Sample in 1999 and I'm still doing it! I have done other things in the meantime and I'll get back it eventually [​IMG]
     
  12. Scotkat

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    I enjoy growing my and showing my fuchsias but of course that does not take place in the winter.

    I cross stitched a fuchsia its now framed and hung in my kitchen.

    I did cross stitch the map of the world for the millenium got map out of a diary and then got a pattern made out of it.it took a year sore on the eyes then it was framed and hung on the wall at the stroke of midnight.

    It was some prodject.

    Floral art making arrangements for friends and family or just to cheer someone up.

    Having been a carer for 11 yrs and no longer got a lot of time on my hands.Celia I can't see your photo only a small part is showing and I am on broadband.
    Did go to an evening class to get the basics and took it from there.Dont like to see dead flowers or flowers going past.

    Used to cross stitch and now yes I have to be in the mood.

    Reading walking and our garden
    And of course we go to learn Ballroom Dancing so enjoy that.
     
  13. rudy

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    I've got exactly that same one celia! i started when i was preggers with my no.1 son, still add the odd stitch here and there and my son is nearly 15 now.......
    very complicated as you have to strand different colours together. You have all of my respect [​IMG]
     
  14. Kandy

    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    Rudy,nice to see you have a hatchling [​IMG]
     
  15. GREENWIZARD

    GREENWIZARD Gardener

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    that's gorgeous C [​IMG]
    i also like painting with threads
    here's a couple of last years projects.
    both were given as christmas prezzies

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