This is from last Christmas at the Terrace Restaurant located in Longwood Gardens, PA. Talk about a perfectly decorated tree-and it’s upside down from the sky light there.
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I got to meet (finally) my pals Rachel and Nicki at a stitch-along at the Chadds Ford Historic Society (they let us use their space). Rachel just found out she is having a little boy at the end of January. I could tell she was a bit uncomfortable tonight. Nicki is also a blogger from near Philly. So nice to chat with both of them and the other stitchers. I’m not too good at stitching in front of people. I brought my Neighborhood Round Robin with the Victorian houses, etc. that the ladies from Europe helped to stitch (and New Hampshire too) and everyone raved over it.
Obviously I can’t take a good photo with that little Powershot-the flash is really bright!
Barbara asked me why I find it difficult to stitch ‘in public’. I am a private kind of stitcher and last night was the first time I had stitched with other people. I think the more I go, the better I will get at focusing on what I am doing and talking at the same time. I only stitched about an inch of the border last night.
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Ha!!! That tree is amazing! Never saw such a thing. And my PowerShot does the same thing…
Here’s mine… kinda wordy today. I didn’t want to go on a trapeze bar and I have no pics of mountains. :S
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Have a great weekend!
I’m glad you went to the stitching get together. I was reading the post preceding this (didn’t get online yesterday for long, so my blog reading was behind) and I was kind curious about your concern about stitching in front of people. Do you view it as such a private habit??
The upside-down tree is pretty. But it would be hard to get to the presents!
I like the upside down tree. I saw one like it in a restaurant in Springfield a couple of years ago. What a great way to decorate without taking up floor space!
wow! makes me realize that christmas is just around the corner! 🙂 neat!
Fun fun fun to stitch with you! I find it hard to multi-task, too … didn’t get much done either 🙂
Wow. Now that is totally unique!
i love the tree! it’s beautiful and unique! 🙂
I am so glad to hear you went to the stitching event. I bet you had a good time meeting your blog friends. I would probably find it hard to stitch, too, because I would be too busy talking to concentrate.