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Mary Etherington | Country Threads Chicken Scratch Author Archives: Mary Etherington Covid! 12-30-23 62 Replies Yup, I've got Covid! And I don't feel good at all. It started on Wednesday so I'm already 3 days in but today I did go to the clinic where I tested positive.
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9 Comments / By Jo / July 1, 2022. Hello…it's another year and another UFO Dirty Dozen Challenge. If you've been here a while, you know that Mary at Country Threads Chicken Scratch blog hosts a Dirty Dozen Challenge. Participants number their UFOs 1-12 then each month Mary picks a number. Participants refer back to their list and then.
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Country Threads Chicken Scratch | Farm life | Page 2 December Fog, 12-4-23 41 Replies I snapped this last night - see the geese? The Christmas trees have been so much fun and I can't thank all of you enough for taking the time to send them to me! Here are a few more trees and quilts.
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I am working on a Bullseye quilt QAL from the Country Threads Chicken Scratch Blog. I am intimidated by sewing circles and the QAL circles are raw-edge sewn circles so they are easy to sew. Having templates to do curve sewing would really help. reply. Nancy George. February 20, 2019.
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33 Replies After being sick I had plenty of housework to catch up on! Ivy is visiting for a few days - we hit the wilderness trail. Here is Sunflower's Biscuit - looks so like Ivy! Reader photos According to Patti this is where the drivers in the Rose Parade hang out. Did anyone see Patti's float?
Finally, A Finish! 3212020 in 2020 Plaid quilt, Baby boy quilts
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Beyond The Battlefield Part 3 (With images) Civil war quilts, Half
94 followers · 0 following Follow Country Threads | Country Threads Quilt Shop 1982-2014 Recently releasing our quilt pattern archives as digital PDF downloads on our blog, Country Threads Chicken Scratch.
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So Saturday morning I got up and my 30-minute sewing session turned into an hour sewing session. I ended up sewing on the American Jane quilt. I was so excited about what I had accomplished that later in the day when I had sewing time again. I kept working on the American Jane quilt. Then I ran into a snafu.
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2323 Share I posted on the Chicken Scratch blog today but the subscription tab is still not working. Thanks for making the effort to visit the blog. Mary E.
Rugalong Country Threads Chicken Scratch
$12.00 Size: 30 x 50 cms (14 count) Chickens scratching - searching for breakfast. This popular design has be re-released as a cross stitch chart Chart Contains: Black & White symbol graph, full list of threads required in DMC and Anchor. Assorted size and fabric options also included. Add to cart
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Corrections: Part Three: I miscounted on the Part 3 units. You'll need 168 units total: 25 sets of 4 for full blocks, 20 sets of 3 for half-blocks (Which were presented as 10 sets of 6 to keep folks guessing) and 4 sets of 2 for quarter blocks. Part Five: Original directions had you make 36 with 4 corners. You only need 25 with 4 corners.
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I was over at Chicken Scratch Country Threads' blog and saw these pieces. Mary even included a close up picture. Oh, my word. I just loved it. I love hand stitching. I love old embroidery pieces. I love embroidery. I love the cute little birds. In my excitement about it, I contacted my daughter Kayla. I sent Kayla a link to Mary's blog.
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Mary at Chicken Scratch Country Threads blog had made it. I LOVED it. You can see the papers on the right that show how Mary did it. After seeing Mary's the quilt moved to the top of my bucket list. Then it was time to collect shirts. I didn't have many orange ones. Then I did a swap with a blog reader and I was ready to go…