Flosstube and Variety Show #188

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Flosstube = cross stitch; Variety Show can be anything, and sometimes many things all at once!

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Special intro and outro music: “Leaning On the Everlasting Arms”, excerpts from an arrangement by Byron Williams (my husband)

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Today I mentioned:

Cross stitch:

Jane Thompson 1838 - The Scarlett House - exclusive through Homespun Needlework Facebook group from The Shepherd’s Needle. 36-count Sleeping Bear (Needle and Flax), called-for NPI silk. (Now generally available)

Harriet Salt 1866 - Hands Across the Sea Samplers - 37-count Russian Tea Cake by Legacy Linens, DMC 321 

Snippet Tiger Stare - Charting Creations on 18-count Aida - color Sand, I think, from Zwiegart, with called-for DMCs.

Oscar Topsfield 1904 - Hands Across the Sea Samplers - 40-count something from Tabbycat Linens, 1-over-1 called-for DMCs. #nativitysal 

Madras Beanstalk - Robin Pickens Cross Stitch - 28-count Ivy Cashel Linen from Fiber on a Whim, Cosmo floss, 2-over-2. (Kit)

A Rice Stitch Cushion - Shakespeare’s Peddler - 32-count Dusty Road by Seraphim (?) - called-for Weeks Dye Works, 2 threads over 4 linen threads (rice stitch)

A Quaker Pattern Book - With My Needle (Ellen Chester) - 56-count Albarium by Cedar River Linens and Designs, Soie surfine #2352

National Female Model School Sampler - Antique Sampler Reproductions (Kathleen Littleton) - 36-count natural linen (Zweigart) and called-for DMCs except for one substitution

Hannah Campbell 1838 - Hands Across the Sea Samplers - called-for Soie d’Alger and Soie 100.3 by Au Ver a Sole; Ballet Slippers 36-count by Fox and Rabbit.

Hannah Green 1826 - 36-count Just the Ticket (Tabbycat Linens) and the called-for DMC, 2 over 2. #hannahgreen1826sal