Share a favorite toy from when you were young. #Nostalgia I always wanted a Snoopy snow cone machine. My husband took this photo when I was trying to talk my kids into getting one so I could play with it. Didn't work.
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There’s no stopping these “taxi” inspired rounds for sororities! Combine classic taxicab checks with stripes in sororities’ colors. Kangaroo Paw Designs proudly offers official Greek licensed products. Contact Kangaroo Paw Designs.
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It’s day for people who stitch (like we need a holiday...okay maybe we do!)
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Inspired by actual roses, 65 Roses colorways are limited editions—only blooming once! And new ones will bloom each season. “65 Roses” is a term often used by young children with cystic fibrosis to pronounce the name of their disease. Treenway Silks donates a minimum 10% of sales in honor of Andrea’s angels to help find a cure for cystic fibrosis (CF). Since developing the 65 Roses colorways in 2017, Treenway Silks has donated $500. They hope to double that amount in 2018. The 65 Roses colorways began with ribbons and has expanded to include Harmony, Treenway Silks’ 6-strand silk floss. Free with any purchase of 65 Roses Harmony silk floss, comes “A Rose by Any Other Name” by Claire Hupin-Foreman. Contact Treenway Silks.
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Celebrate #NationalWineDay with a needlepoint wine bag from Point2Pointe! #WineDay
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The highly fragrant, bell-shaped hyacinth symbolizes sport or play in the language of flowers. At present, there are nine 3D flowers available with more in development. Your customers stitch the front and backs. When finished, there is a botanically correct stem for sale or included by finishing company. Contact Rittenhouse Needlepoint.
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A sewing sampler can be the only trace of a 17th- to 19th-century woman’s existence, and the Fitzwilliam Museum at Cambridge is recovering this lost history through over 100 examples. More...
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Who wants an enormous painstakingly hand-stitched tapestry of the first moon landing?
Maggie Hansford’s master work has languished without a home for almost two decades.
Her eyes are failing and she feels the twilight years encroaching. She’d like to find a home for the huge needlework tapestry of man’s first steps on the moon.
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In the United States, baseball umpires call out, “Play ball!” to start games.
Play Baseball
Quick to stitch sports designs! Average size about 63 stitches wide x 73 stitches high, Make them into an easel or put them into a double mat with your favorite family player, lots of finishing options! They sell as a group of three of the same title per package. More sports designs to come: golf, hockey, volleyball, and lacrosse. Contact Sue Hillis Designs.
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