Hi
everyone.
I hope that you are enjoying the website. People seem to be enjoying
reminiscing about the
‘old Aviemore of yesteryear’ and we are really enjoying getting all your
lovely emails and photos.
Keep them coming please.
I know we’re diversifying a bit here, but my main hobby is cross-stitch.
As you would expect, if you’ve read ‘Julie’s Aviemore’ on the website
you'll have
got the distinct impression that I am ‘Scotland mad!’, and my favourite
cross stitch projects are
always those that have anything to do with Scotland. I have done a few
in the past,
which I have put on the website, but my latest one was the biggest
ever!
I
sent the photos of the finished picture to some cross stitch magazines
and two of them
featured my project. I got the Star letter in ‘New Stitches’
magazine in the February 2007 issue
and I had a full page spread in ‘Cross Stitcher’ magazine in the May
2007 issue.
I have put together this section for anyone who enjoys cross stitch and
would like to share any their projects
that they are proud of with everyone else. There are millions of us
cross-stitchers and we all like to see what
other people are doing. I do have to keep it to ‘Scottish themed
projects’ only though, otherwise, I might
end up with my own on line cross stitch mag!!!!!!, so Scottish themed
only please. If you have anything
that you would like to share on the website, you can either email or
send us your photos and we will put
them on the website for you and return your photos to you.
If you
would like to know where I bought any of the charts, please ask and I’ll
send you the details
(providing I can remember!!), as some were done some time ago. If
anyone would like any help
putting a project together, like the big one that I have just done, I
will be more than happy to help
or advise if I can. Not all, but a lot of my charts and kits came from
Cathy Freeman at Isle of Skye Crafts. Her website address is
www.isleofskyecrafts.com
and her phone number is 01478 612361. Click on the website address
underlined above to go there.
I’m about to collect another project that I’ve done from the framers of
the Lavender and Lace Celtic seasons,
so perhaps I’ll put that on here as well.
Anyway, if you would like to contribute anything "arty crafty", please
feel free to send a photo.
We’d love to see it.
Best wishes,
Julie
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