Photo courtesy of the lovely Julia Pistell |
One of my favorite things about this project is I have never brought it home. I started working on it at Julia and Greg's and other than a brief trip to Dan's for a Sea Tea Super Bowl party, it has stayed at their apartment. I like that I have a go-to project there. I get together with Julia (and sometimes Greg) from time to time to watch Game of Thrones. I never have to bring my knitting or another craft project with me, or worse sit idly watching without something to keep my hands busy. Instead, I just dig out my cross stitch that I have squirrelled away by their couch and hunker down for some stitchin'.
I kind of like when I have projects that were mostly finished in one place, or watching one thing. So many of my projects are done bit by bit over a decent period of time. But when I have something where it was mostly done in one place, I can't help but look at the finished project and remember what I was doing while I worked on it. I like that when these cross stitch is finished I'll be reminded of the fun times I have had hanging out at Greg and Julia's apartment, enjoying good time with friends and Game of Thrones.
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Hi - wondering where you got the cross stitch of the penguins walking through the rainbow from - I am DESPERATE to find this.
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Bronwen.
Bronwen,
ReplyDeleteThe brand is called Monarch Horizons, the specific kit is "Penguin Promenade". I believe my friend found it at something like an Ocean State Job Lot, but I can't remember exactly. I did a super quick google search and found someone selling it on etsy:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/127101156/vintage-1983-monarch-horizons-kit?ref=market
You may also be able to find something on eBay. Hope that helps!
Also looking for this kit
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