Which direction do you stitch.....R>L or L>R?

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This isn’t about fur coats. My little country is the largest producer of mink and most of them have been found to have covid and have transferred it to humans. This has resulted in the destruction of most of the mink and the question of how the mink got infected in the first place. Now to my point......sea gulls were suspect because one had been found to have Covid IN ONE LEG. I’ll keep you posted on that one.......could I have dreamed it?

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Hi fellow stitchers I have finally finished page 18 (6,12 & 18 were really only half pages) but this is the biggest thing I have ever tried and it is looking so good (IMO) As I commented on another thread my back has some huge lumps at least 12 strands thick and I have had to use pliers to get the thread through. I only learned the loop start recently so to keep the back fairly even I continue with the tuck them under method (whatever it is called). I thank everyone who has given me advice and kind words. Anyway here it is and I will repost the rest in a comment because we can only post one pic at a time. Cheers and happy stitching.

I am now working on "Mother and sons travel together" It's 3 cats....two are small and mother is big. (you must have seen this) Their tails are high in the air and their heads are held high. I call it "Cats with attitudes " They are walking between flowers and vines. I just love it and everytime I start stitching, there's a smile on my face. I forgot where I purchased it (maybe ECS) Have any of you seen it ?

HI, IS THIS STAMPED CROSS STITCH, AND WHICH FABRIC WOULD BE THE BEST FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL PIC - AIDA OR JOBELAN? FALL COLORS PATTERN WHITE WILLOW STITCHING

NOT CROSS STITCH I added Polka and Dot To our flock of chickens last January. Polka was always very spunky and independent and liked to roost at night in the barn sitting above the baby goats' warming lamp. And every night for about a week she would roost there and I would take her back to the coop. In August she disappeared and I saw her twice in September. Then yesterday I saw her on the property next door on the other side of the fence. In the photo, her sister Dot and Chickadoo are visiting Polka at the fence. Later I opened the hole in the fence and Polka stepped through and went straight to the coop to get a bite to eat. I closed the door behind her and later that night, I clipped her flying feathers on her right wing so she couldn't make it over the fence again. She wouldn't last the winter over there. She is at the bottom of the flock now and will have to work her way back up. Although I don't think Polka really buys into that whole pecking order thing. Welcome home Polka!

I'm looking for this pattern...

Lover of snow and all things winter. Pennsylvania born and bred. Have lived in two states that 100 degrees.was the norm. Bring on the snow.😁

Maybe too much snow!

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Football Winter--Yep, I went to games in the snow😁

I think I ordered this in May...still waiting for 1 more...