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Show your personality by what you choose to stitch. This demonstrates love of Star Trek, science, miniature art masterpieces, among others. Pieces can be simple or complex. Hanging them like this can bring joy just by looking at the wall. [patterns made by various artists]

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You might think the days of fighting for our basic human rights of bodily autonomy were over, but you'd be wrong. Prudence reminds us of that fact.
Incredible pattern (along with many other 'modern' Pru) found on etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1082831889/prudence-kitch-protesting?ref=shop_home_active_15&crt=1

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Credit given where credit is due - thanks for all the hard work, I couldn't have done it without you!

Now I just need to stitch another 100 of these to cover all of the other months my meds have held this bag of meat and electricity together in the shape of a mostly functioning human...

Pattern by HamboMade on Etsy.

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Everyone knows one of these show-offs: Strutting around making their own dopamine. Like, we get it. You make lists and then actually use them. No need to rub it in.

Pattern by HamboMade on Etsy.

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My magic mushrooms cross stitch is done and I'm thrilled with how it came out. The designer is one of my absolute favorites, she's a Russian designer by the name of Alisa Okneas. Her style is incredibly detailed and rich with visual texture. Her use of color is also gorgeous. Most of her designs are botanical, round designs.

Finishing the main design, the full stitches, is just the first part. Then you have the bold outlines, and then the fine lines. This kind of backstitch heavy pattern turns away a lot of stitchers, but it's what transforms it from from "nice" to "holy 🤬, WOW!" The difference is profound. It took me about a month to make. I am absolutely keeping this one.

- Tina Martinez
Gen X, Athens, NY

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This is one of many amazing Prudence Kitch designs that can be found in the etsy shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/StitchByDrey

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I designed and stitched this for my daughter to express our shared frustration during this pandemic and how it has exposed the willful ignorance of so many people.

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The last Test Stitch I did, Mirim from the God of War video game. Gave it as a gift to my husband for his home office. Designed by Jessica Gerken.

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A Celtic knot lotus blossom symbolizes inner peace and serenity after past trauma or troubles. With a healthy mixture of cat hair for good luck.

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I had no 🤬 left to give, so I decided to make one!

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This is my first cross stitch that I worked on in June of 2021. It was purchased from the Target dollar spot.