I agree as you do about this being so nice. I love the sentiment. I lost my DH 2 years ago and believe me if I could I would bring him back even from Heaven. I so miss him after 47 years of marriage, and I would not have traded him for the world. I am on your side.

This is so sweet and don't we all have someone that meets this sentiment. Is your project finished?

I did not see your original post. I am surprised that you received negative responses. This is usually a friendly and helpful group.

Yes I did. Just joined the Chit Chat and got blasted. Surprised me too. I thought all needlepoint individuals were sisters of sorts. Wow was I wrong. Put me off and wanted out. I have joined Quilting Forums and never, not once was someone not there to support your needs, concerns, wants or offer help. What did I get: "Isn't there enough sadness in the world, what do you want that for?" Guess I, as some others out in the stitching community, do not believe it is so bad. Not mention any screen names as you know who you are. Thank you

No just now had the PDF sent (cheaper than mail) plus being extremely new to cross stitch, I am intimidated by all but the stamped. I worked 3 long hard years teaching myself to knit a sock and now make them by the gross, I will master this. Even my husband said, give it up and go buy socks! No,
I want to learn this and I shall or else. By golly I did!

Thank you for your support. I lost mine 10 years ago. Actually I wanted this for my best friend since his death. My pet and love, buddy and pal, Siberian Cat named Little Girl. I lost her 5-20-16 and cry for her still every day. Nothing here to love anymore. Thought joining a forum would help. Well the first comment put me off big time. I deleted her answer and went on with my quest. They may have intimidated me, but I do not give up easy - I always remember the 3 year sock (yes book after book) and that baby God sent from heaven for me to adore, then 13 years later took - Cancer.

I lost my "Meggie" girl dog almost 5 years ago and a lady I didn't even know sent me a copy of the Rainbow Bridge. Losing a special pet sadness will last a lifetime but this lovely promise was so welcomed. I loved and appreciated your sentiment and thank you for your post.oh by the way you are going to find cross stitch a rewarding pastime.

God Bless you and thank you. It is so appreciated that you cared enough to write to me and not
yell at me for asking that a cross stitch pattern be made. I think it is lovely and I did not deserve the flak I got. I am truly sorry for your loss. As I believe you are for mine. We never forget, do we...I can't wait until I get there to hold that baby of mine again. Deb

My deepest sympathy for the loss of your husband and pet. Anyone we love take a part of our heart with them.
I did not see your original post but I am very surprised anyone would be mean, truly I have only ever seen love and compassion here. Sometimes words without the persons emotions or facial expressions can come across differently. I am pleased you are still posting.
This saying is very popular in death notices.
Sending you a hug

Ok, I'll try. Thank you. Don't hold much hope but your words were encouraging and appreciated.