Saltbox Stitcher [Episode 3] Legacy... what's in a name ?
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- Saltbox Stitcher by Carol [episode 3] Legacy... what's in a name ? Cherish past stitchers and hope for the future stitchers. Carol shares cross stitched samplers with a focus on the phenomenon of historical reproductions immortalizing the names of the young stitchers. She also emphasizes the duty to pass on the skills and love of time honored cross stitching to future generations.
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I Love my name...I was named after my great aunt, she was amazing movie star in the 1940 and 1950, she was so funny. We lost her this year, but I keep her alive in my heart......thanks for sharing your work, it is amazing...I hope you have a great week stitching..
Hello Carol , I love listening and watching your videos . It's enjoyable to see all your amazing samplers . My name is Beate and I love my name. It means " happy " .
Another wonderful video filled with the most beautiful Samplers!! I enjoy seeing them all. I have told my daughter that all I have to leave her is
Thank you!
Hi Carol
I thoroughly enjoyed your latest video. I do like my name but it was a mouthful when I was younger. Thank you for sharing your legacy with us.
Thank you for taking the time to share your stitching with us! Each time I see there is a new video by you, I run and grab my coffee and settle down for a fun visit - can't even stitch while you're on. I am always inspired by your work and my to stitch list grows each time I watch you. Love your cheerful personality and your grandchild is adorable!
Carol I so appreciate you showing your stitched pieces...very inspiring. Blessings, Marlene
Carol, you are the supreme enabler for me 😉. Love watching you and seeing those beautiful samplers. I love my name as it was my Mother, Julia’s,
nickname. She passed away when I was 20, so my name keeps her alive in my heart.
Aww so sweet. I was only 30 when my mom passed so I understand your sentiment. Thank you so much!
Carol, Another great video. I agree with you about passing on our stitching as a legacy. I do like my name!!
What can I say, Carol, but love all your stitching! I do and have always loved my name.😊
Hello Carol, I only recently returned to stitching after many years. I recently found your videos and went back to your first ones to learn more! You can be bing watching worthy- FYI ❤🎉 thanks for sharing with all, especially the novices!
Hi Carol! It’s HOT here in Sarasota, too! I love your videos and learn so much from you. Your stitching is beautiful both in quilting and cross stitch. I like this topic on legacy...what’s in a name? I like my name Barbara. Looking forward to your next video!
Carol, thank you for another really lovely podcast. It was time well spent. I too love my name. When I was a kiddo, my mom took us to the dentist, whom I had a childish crush on even though he was "old." His name A.Q. O'brien. He had the most startling blue eyes, and a treasure chest for after our visit. Well he would always tell me that his daughter and I shared the same name, and did I know our name meant 'honeybee.' Luckily for him, and me, I had soft enamel, and had plenty of cavities for him to fill. I miss my AQ O'brien. He shared his treasure chest, and made me love my name, even though I had to share it with his daughter! Haha...the twilight of our years brings back so many cherished memories....
You crack me up Carol!!! Some of the things you say have me laughing right out loud! 🤣Not to mention I think you are a stitching QUEEN!!! 👑Thank you for taking the time to share with us! I now have 5 more samplers to add to my wish list! You’re just great!! 💕
And your sampler with Solomon’s temple is fabulous!! I don’t know if I’m queen but I do like to stitch. It’s actually an official addiction!!! Thanks for watching Heidi!!!
I enjoy watching your video. I too love samplers. They hold a history to them. Please continue to show your beautiful work.
Your love for the art of cross stitching makes my heart feel joy! Thank you for sharing your wisdom and your beautiful stitching. I have always loved my name: It is Heidi. It came from the story
Carol, I too love your videos. You do beautiful work, both cross stitch and quilting. I look forward to seeing your work. I like your name...it is my oldest sisters name and I always liked it. There were times in my life that I didn't like my name, but I do like it now. Although my name is Sandra (which I really like), I go by Sandi; but my family calls me Sam (a nickname my Dad gave me). I actually like all three! And, Carol, we LOVE you too!
Another wonderful collection of samplers and especially reproduction ones!! You inspire us Carol!! I have an old fashioned name, and finally got used to it when I started my cross stitch company and used that name! blessings to all! Margaret
You have started my Friday morning off just perfect Carol...I was so excited to see the notice right before I went to bed last night! What I would give to have stitched just half of the treasures you have...I am just in awe! I like my name...maybe because it's grown on me after 70 years! LOL
I do like my name, Carol, and that it means song. I have been teaching my granddaughters, 4 and 7, to stitch. Fun and rewarding! Thanks for sharing Blackbird Designs. They’re what I’m all into.
Hello Carol I really enjoy your videos! I’m amazed at how much you do, and they are all beautiful. My parents let my grandmother name me and I do like my name it’s Leanna Rachel, most people call me Ann. I’m pretty new to cross stitching but I’m loving it! Thanks for sharing, have a wonderful day.😃💐✝️
You are kind with your sense of humor and your chuckles...All cross stitched presented are trully pretty...especially the one with my favorite color...REDS...Peace and Love in Stitching
I think that little stitcher at the end stole the show! Precious ❤️
Thank you!!! Her name is Camille and she’s a hoot!!!
I just love the samplers that you're working on!! And the ones you've kitted up. I have many of the BBD books too.
In October, I will be a grandmother again! And it's a girl !! So excited for her arrival! I so want to teach her to stitch.
I was named after my grandmother. Her name was Laura Mae. She didn't really like her name because people would pronounce it like Lara. I do like my name. I always knew I was in trouble when my dad would call me by my full name,Laura Lynn.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful work and for enabling us!!😊
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I do like my name now. But did not as a child. The main reason is everyone besides myself that I knew had my name was about 70 years old. I had to laugh when you said that Esther had become an obnoxious overstayer. My second daughter is a beautiful stitcher. I was blessed to teach her many years ago. She was a recent visitor and actually rekindled my stitching love. Thank you for your flosstube, I really enjoy it.
Hi Carol! Amazing sampler finishes, WIPs, and kits! Your granddaughter is so sweet. I like my name now better than I used to. I prefer a little more traditional names, but Crystal is much more common today than when I was born in 1961. Until next time, I hope you have lots of stitching time and cooler weather. Take care.....Crystal.
Another great video!! So much inspiration - I want to go stitch my guts out now😂😂😂. Enjoy stitching Rachel and Mary Betchell is another one I’ve done and just LOVED it!! Thanks so much for sharing so many beautiful samplers!! Love it all❤️❤️❤️
Carol - you are rapidly becoming a favorite! Your stitching is perfection! I never cared that much for my first name but my middle name is Colleen and it harkened back to my Scottish heritage so I often wish I would have adopted that name...
I did love seeing the Samplers you have started. Thank you for sharing. My mother taught me how to stitch & I thank her for that gift.
What a great memory!!! It is a gift to have had a mother or grandmother who stitched and taught us. Thank you for watching!!!
I have always liked my name. Thanks for all your great videos!👵 Linda
Absolutely love your video's Carol.. And your home- your stitching- your outlook on it all.. I hope to pass along some of what I've learned- and hope to learn much much more... Blessings To You!!!
Great video!! Love my name...Anne yes, with an e!! That’s why I love it!! Thanks for your time, sharing your work is very inspiring!!
I like my name, Barbara-Kay. My great-grandmother told mother I should be "Barbara Ann"; mother replied she had named all her dolls that, and she was tired of it! Also, I have no middle name because mother said with a first name that long I didn't need a second name. Thanks for showing us your stitching - so inspiring!
I was so pleased to see another video from you Carol! Love all your beautiful samplers and learning all about them and other things. That was interesting about Doctor Mudd! I’ve never liked my name (Lynette) much but after 60+ years I’ve kind of got used to it and wouldn’t change!
Lovely video Carol! It is hot and humid here in GA too...I always say I glisten instead of sweaty 😉...I can't Wait for fall! Oh my! All your beautiful Samplers and stitched pieces ❤️...Thank you for sharing and enabling me 😊....then you show all your Happy Mail too!! I had paper and pencil close just jotting Everything down Lol! I would love to see all your stitched pieces in person, I know they are gorgeous! I do like my name Mary...only if people pronounce it correctly....some call me “Mayyyyre”...I cringe when I hear it....and smile at them nicely 😉 Lol! I have a craft room that I stitch in when hubby is at work, but when he is home in the evening, I stitch in a recliner so we are together 😊 Thank you for sharing and I can't wait until your next visit 💕
Another fascinating video. All those samplers stitched and soon to be stitched. Amazing collection & all lovely. I, too, love the history of samplers, being a history buff. Too think that very young girls (mostly,) stitched them & have lasted all this time is incredible. Nothing makes me sadder than to see lovingly stitched pieces at yard sales or thrift stores, like unwanted items. Thanks goodness so many stitchers rescue them.
I've always disliked my name, Joan. It's too abrupt, not only that I don't feel like a Joan. I so wanted to be called by my middle name, Christine, named after my favorite aunt. My grandmother's name was Laura Susan, I loved it and thought it was very modern given that she was born in 1890. I'd much rather have had my Irish name, Siobhan, pronounced She-von.
Hi Carol! Wonderful video. Love listening and watching you. Love your stitching. I love my name, it's Tina Marie but I love my daughters even more ~ Rebecca Rose. I also love that she loves her name so much and she's almost 30. I have just this year finally convinced her to cross stitch. I have been trying since she was about 5,lol Well, happy stitching till next time! xo tina
My name is representative of my paternal grandfather & maternal great-grandfather. One English & one Dutch. My mother would say "Yawn" & I knew I was in TROUBLE but Jan ... not Janet, Janice ... simply stated ... love the heritage involved ... I also love your videos ... so much inspiration & love your dining room & all the framed pieces on the wall & all the WIPS you show & I guess I love everything ... LOL ... your editor also gets a BIG thumbs up, too!!! Keep the great videos coming our way ... hugs & lots of stitches for both of us till we meet again on Saltbox Stitcher!!!
Thank you for sharing your beautiful, beautiful needlework! So inspiring! My name is Ginger - I never met another until I grew up, now I know a few. My hair is not red, and lots of pets are named Ginger 😉. I love when people call me Ginger Grace - my full name. Grace was my grandmother's name and she was a great lady. She raised 13 children - the oldest boy is my father who came along after 5 girls. (And we are not Catholic!)
Wow what a collection you have of finishes, WIPs and haul/shopping/purchases. I can see why Kitten Stitcher is your bff; her new sampler room is amazing. I do like my name notably because I am named after my great grandmother. Happy stitching.
Hi Carol. I’ve been watching you for about a year and now I’m going back through and watching from the beginning. I love this episode and the topic of leaving a legacy. I don’t have children but I have lots of nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews and I am enjoying starting stitching samplers and you are a huge inspiration for samplers I want to stitch.
What a cute little stitcher!! That was so precious. Yes, I like my name, can’t imagine myself with any other-it’s part of the legacy given to me by my parents now gone. Wouldn’t have it any other way! Love the sampler parade and would love to see more!
Oh thank you!! That’s Camille and I love her name. It’s known but still unique!! Thank you for watching!
Great video, Carol. I enjoyed seeing all your lovely stitched pieces. Yes, I like my name.
Your name Christmasy like Carol. Love it! Thank you for watching!
I so enjoy your videos. Love your samplers and your work. I do like my name. But people come up with unique ways of spelling it. I’m always impressed when they get it right. It’s not even a difficult name...it’s Cheryl! 🙂
I like how you just casually mention: I used to make like six or seven hundred dolls every year, and I got kind of burned out. Uh, yeah, ya think? That's a lot of dolls! Do you have any left? Can we seeeeee one? Love watching your videos, BFF. ;) - T
Actually I made that many over the years. But yeah I’ll have to see if there’s any left in a box in the garage. I made so many I didn’t even decorate with them. They looked like Lizzie High dolls with themes. Sewers, gardeners, angels, teachers etc and that was before you could order stuff on the internet so I was always on the hunt to find stuff for their hats, hair , baskets etc. talk soon. BFF 🤪
Hi Carol...I’m sure our paths have crossed in the old days of the Liberty Gathering! Liberty is my home and the Old Mill was my hangout for fabric and floss. I never missed a gathering...fun times.
I love the blue chenille on the Reward of Merit pillow. Brain Burp away. You're hysterical. Carol, My name is fine, but I didn't always like my initials. I used to think about what it could turn into should I marry. I hit the jackpot. It went from JAT to JAH. Jah is one of the names for God. Jahova. Love that.
I love seeing all of your stitchy projects, past and current, and can’t wait to see more of your vintage pieces. I have never really liked my name. My mom thought she was having a boy when she was pregnant with me and planned on calling me “Paul”, but when I was born (and obviously a girl) she could not come up with a name until a friend of hers told her to just add an “A” to the end.
Your samplers are fabulous!! All of the stitching you are able to do amazes me. Keep sharing, I love it. Yes, I like my name, I was named after my Dad and my Mom.
Carol, your videos are so much fun! I love all your work...so many things and all so beautiful. I am a pretty new stitcher so you are definitely an inspiration. My name is Suzette. I was embarrassed of it when I was a child, so it was shortened to Suzie when I was very young, then Sue as a teenager. I love my name Suzette now, but most people still call me Sue.
Wow wow wow!!!! Love all your work. Thank you for sharing all your work. I’ve got boys. One appreciates but not to hang on his walls. I have a lovely daughter in law who stitches. A little grand daughter is on the way. Hopefully she will find joy in the crafts as I do
My name is ok, not great, it’s Nancy. Great podcast. Absolutely love everything you show! Happy stitching!
Yes, I'm comfortable with my name. Your podcast is very enjoyable. Have fun seeing what you are stitching and what you have stitched. Love you sense of humor.
Thank you Roseana which is a beautiful name!!!
Your videos are my favorite. It makes my day when I receive notification of a new one. Your samplers and cross stitched pieces are an inspiration to me to continue to stitch. Thank you for sharing. My name is Patty and I never liked my name but most people call me Pat and I like that. Keep up the good work!
Hi, Carol! Your stitching is amazing 🙌🏼
It's very interesting to consider that stitching can be a sort of legacy passed through the ages to generation that we may not be related to. I am single - no children and old enough to know that I won't have kids. But it's pretty cool to think that my stitching can last and be handed down to others who love me. Thanks for sharing your stitching and for the encouragement!
I just loved everything you showed today! I hope you continue to show your framed projects along with your wips and haul, they're all so beautiful! I do like my name now, but when I was about 10, I liked calling myself Melissa. I just liked the way it sounded. ~Angela
I have learned to love my name which is Mary Ann.... I was the only one in my class all through high school with it. Although, when I was growing up I thought my name should be Connie, Bonnie, Judy, Trudy, anything that ended in ... i e or y. But even now, when someone says Mary Ann - I know it's me. I'm easily influenced too, and everything you show, I want to stitch. Love all your stitching and wish I lived closer. Can't wait for your next video!
I've watched your current 10 flosstubes and now going back to the beginning because I love your sense of humor. I think it is Crafty Curator who calls specialty stitches...gourmet stitches. I like that as well. I thank the lord that my mother didn't name me my father's choice (which will be unmentioned) for me.
Love your video's. All the samplers blow me away. They are gorgeous. Hope you have a great stitching time till we see you again. I love my name Peggy meaning is pearl.
Beautiful Samplers Carol! I ordered Isabella Fox after seeing yours. 😊 I love my name Janet. It is a name you don’t hear much anymore.
Beautiful samplers Carol! I love your sense of humor!! My name is actually Cathleen...but only my mother called me that. Lol...I go by Cathy...I did have a Chatty Cathy doll back in the day...my little brothers broke her. I never knew what happened to her...so we know my mother threw her away. I have always loved my name! My sisters and I have names for ourselves...mine is Cathleen the Queen. Enough of that! Thank you for another great video!! ❤
Carol your videos are inspiring! I like samplers with sayings the best. I've learned to like my first full name now that I have to use it at work. As a child it was only used when I was in trouble and Mom was calling for me. Now there are so many others at work with the same or similar sounding names that I use Christine.
Happy to see another one Carol. It's another good one.
Thanks Gail! See you when you get back from your travels.
Wow, just wow....love your samplers! What a video full of "stitcher eye candy." Thank you, Susan Carol for sharing! I love my name. Well....I love my first name; my second name, not so much! I was named after my mom and dad, Willis and Faye. So I am Willa Faye. Being from the south, of course, we were called by both names and when kids said it fast it sounded like Wolfaye! I hated it. But it was perfect for my mom. I didn't want to hurt her feelings so I waited until the 7th grade to declare I was, from that moment on..... just Willa. She adjusted over time.
I'm also passing on the stitching legacy to granddaughters. I have 11 y.o. identical twins and they really love stitching. My youngest is 5 and she has just started stitching. So hard for her to stay focused, but I'm determined. Your little stitcher was adorable! XO, Willa
Thank you so much! I love your name. It’s beautiful! Keep teaching those little ones to stitch!!!
Not thrilled with the name Carla but it certainly suits me. Nothing warm and fuzzy about it. 😂 Thank you for sharing your talents. You are an inspiration!
Shakespeare said it best: What's in a name? A rose by any other name would smell just as sweet. I think this is from Romeo and Juliet and their names spelled trouble for them. Rebekah, Hannah, and Elizabeth are all Grandmothers and Biblical names and I love stitching them in my samplers. Thank you for sharing your samplers and soon to be samplers--good motivation for me to get stitching.
Love seeing all of your beautiful samplers. Carol is a great name, it’s my name too.
When I was young, I didn't like my name that much because I could never get the cute little key chains, magnets, pens, etc. with my name on it. Now that I am more "mature", I like that not many people have my name. I have met only one other person in my lifetime that shares my name. Anyway, another great video Carol! I loved seeing all of your samplers. They are all very beautiful!
Carol, You just gave me a new appreciation for Scarlet House. Rachel Howells 1856 I will try to find and order today. I love the bright color and I love and can’t resist a red house as you do. I have always loved my name, Gail Marie. Marie after my mother. She said she loved the name Gail when my Grandmother had a roomer named Gale, boy spelling. She changed it to Gail, girl spelling she told me. Love your videos and you too.
Hi Susan...I mean Carol! My legal name is Vickie but I was baptized...in a Catholic Church...Victoria. So on those days I'm feeling Regal I go by Victoria...which means most days, I'm just Vickie! I remember when my daughter wanted to change her name from Heidi to Katie...I guess it was all the rage! I absolutely love watching your videos...always in awe of all you've accomplished...that's quite a legacy! I've taught my daughter and two nieces to stitch!
Enjoy your videos and beautiful stitching! I’m legally Margaret with Peggy as a nickname...some confusion over the years but otherwise it has served me well and a family name for three generations. Plus my mother in law! 💜
I like my name Kathleen, have always been Kathy ( or mom) but when people say Kathleen, I do like it! Love your videos! Such beautiful work. Thank you for sharing,
Hi Carol! Your videos are so incredibly interesting. I love seeing your samplers. I do like my name. Jo Ann Marie. My mother named me after her good friend from her college days. I was once though mistaken as a boy when I was in the hospital at 17 because the nurse on duty at 2am did not think Jo was a girl name and she hadn't met me yet/nor did she read the chart. Was funny to be woken up and told I needed to move rooms till I "confessed" I indeed was a girl 😉😁😁. Happy stitching 😎
I love seeing your samplers...you have so many beautiful pieces and every time I see one, I think, I want to stitch that! As an adult, I like my name. As a child I didn't care for it so much. It's different and kids tease and there were the school years I got assigned a locker in the boys locker room. My Mom always said that boy or girl, she planned to name the baby Frankie, so that was that! Have a wonderful time stitching on all of your projects and teaching that darling grandchild to stitch!
Thank you so much!! I love that your name is unique!!! My granddaughter’s name is Camille and she is a hoot!!!
Thanks for letting us see some of your vintage pieces and your WIPs.
And I only like my first name, not my last. Cindy
Great video Carol!
I LOVE to see samplers, I was drooling!!
Your laugh is adorable and I enjoy your channel so much!
Happy stitching!
❤️Deb
Thank you!! Aww so sweet!! I love to watch you guys too!
I always wanted to use my middle name, Elise. You are making me want to stitch all the samplers!! Such beautiful work and new designs; thank-you for sharing. I need to find someone to pass on my love of stitching, and to start signing my work, thanks for the reminder.
So many beautiful samplers. Enjoyed every minute of your flosstube. Thank you for all of the inspiration.
Thank you so much!
Hi Carol! Love your samplers so beautiful! I absolutely hated my name as a kid...Patricia. But now that I'm in my 50's, I actually am starting to like it more. I look forward to many more of your videos.
Just amazing! I have enjoyed each of your videos. Very inspiring. Your stitching is lovely. My first name is Priscilla. My middle name is Ruth. When I was young, it was interesting - as most people read or hear my name and would make it Patricia. I got that a lot. I liked my name and it isn't very common. I received my name from my grandmother on my mother's side of the family. She read her bible daily and picked out Priscilla from the Book of Acts and Ruth from the book of Ruth. Thank you for sharing your time, knowledge and stitching.
Love your videos Susan....uh, I mean Carol !! 😂😂😂 I could probably match you one to one of my pieces stitched, my collection and my fully kitted pieces, usually with silk, that I need to start. You are truly an inspiration. I do have Isabella Fox stitched and framed. She was an absolute joy. Thanks for taking the time to share your amazing work. ❤️😊
Yes you do!! And I saw your beautiful picture on the new zine by kitten stitcher. Thank you for watching!!!
You are a wonderful stitcher! I enjoyed seeing your Noah's Ark quilt and loved your talk discussion about names and peoples legacy. My dad was genealogy buff, it reminded me of him. As for my name, I love my name! Both my first and maiden last name are Scottish and have a lengthy as well as fascinating history. Both are locations in Scotland, are Clan names with their own tartans, crests and mottos. Lindsay's motto is "endure with strength". After the last five years, I think my family named me well and now I absolutely love my name, now more then ever!
Oh that’s a wonderful history and legacy. My daughter’s name is Lindsey with an e. I love that name. Thank you for watching my video!
Hi Carol, love your videos and it is such a treat that you are in front of your beautiful needlework. I haven't always loved my name. I can go from Catherine to Cathie and now Cathy. My middle name is Marie and it was my Mothers middle name also. Can't wait till your next video next month.
Another wonderful video. I love vintage samplers. They reflect a past where God was the center of life. I think in this world today we long for that. At least we stitchers get to experience a little of how these girls/women felt as we stitch these works of art. I like my name. My maiden last name was Smith so Myra wasn't that common. My sister's name was Moyne .... even more uncommon. However, Elizabeth would have been perfect. :~)
I wasn't thrilled as a child with my name, but now I like it. My Mom said my Dad named me Leslie since it rhymed with his name, Wesley. Thank you for another great video - I love seeing all of your samplers, those finished and being worked on!
Hi Carol! Enjoyed seeing your samplers-just beautiful! My name is Pamela Marcelle, but I go by Pam. At times I liked my name, but whenever I got in trouble, my mother would always call me by my whole name, so I didn't like it so much then. Ha!Ha! I love your sense of humor-you are hilarious! I taught both of my daughters how to cross stitch and sew, and also my granddaughter, who is 12, has her own sewing machine. She sews and cross stitches. So, I guess that is my legacy.. My mother taught me and I am passing that love of sewing on down the line. Happy stitching! Pam from Alabama
Love your video’s and what you share! When I was young I didn’t like my name, because of it I was sent an induction notice for the army and when I went away for school they had put me in the boys dorm (that was before co-ed dorms). When I had surgery one time they had me in a room with men and had to scramble around to find a room with women. Now days I like my name because it is different then most!
It’s fun and unique!!! But I’m sure the challenges were interesting! Did your parent think you were going to be a boy? Or did they just like the name?? Thank you for watching!
Saltbox Stitcher No, I don’t think they wanted a boy. They went on to have 3 more girls, they felt they had to keep to the same type names, Terrie, Jackie and Kellie. Names that could go either way, boys or girls.
Awwww you saved the best for last...adorable...💛
Enjoyed this very much, sooooo many like minded Samplers, stitched & rolled up awaiting framing... several more kitted up lol 😂 of course..
I LOVE my name my Father named me 💛 whilst on a trip they took in PA, Mom got to choose my middle name Ann... my Dad said I was his little princess, & that’s what Sharon means in Hebrew💛
Can’t say enough about Kitten Stitcher, love her. She’s got a lot of BFFs
Until next time Carol....
Ciao Bella 💛🎶🎼😎
Aww every little girl should be daddy’s princess!! Thank you for watching!!! My granddaughter is Camille and she certainly wants to be a princess. Disney style!🙄
Carol, I enjoy your videos SO much! I saved it to watch tonight so I could have plenty of time to pay attention and savor your stitching stories in peace. Your comment about being nice to a pink elephant if one walked by your house had me laughing on the floor. You are hilarious and just a joy. It's fitting that your name means a song of joy, even if you didn't like your name when you were little, heheh! You know what's funny? My name actually IS Susan (although friends and family call me Susie), but I wanted my name to be Karen when I was little. Where I got Karen, I'll never know; we didn't know anyone named that. Kids can be so crazy. I do like my name just fine now. See you next time! Have a great rest of the summer! ~Susie (or Susan!) :D
I love watching your videos. You are so engaging and interesting. My name I would learn in my teen years came from my fathers two children from his first marriage that he never got to see. Totally weird. But I love my name. I have a great passion for future generations to learn cross stitch specifically. I have had others complain when I post about it that I am trying to advertise so I won’t put it here. I provide supplies to youngsters and new stitchers two they can learn. As you would say - love it love it love it!
Carol, I love your videos. I think I subscribed on your first one and I don't do that very often. My mom's name is Carol too:) I used to hate my name Tamela like Pamela but go by Tammy. When I got older I asked why I was named Tammy because I thought it was so plain and my mom said she named me after the Tammy movies. Well I love them! Now I wear my name proudly! I love your Jane Tyndall Sampler! Stunning!! I've looked at it for some time now I'm hooked! I'm also working on Isabella Fox. I have most of the tree done and a few other things. Love it!I love Samplers more than anything I stitch😊 It's so enjoyable to see your stitching and you got me to purchase Peace, Love, & Plenty/Plum Street Samplers too. It's so beautiful! Thanks!
Carol, your video is so refreshing. When you stitch a good phrase it does build your character! I find that I cannot stitch a phrase that is empty or false. So you have to change it or not stitch it. I like my name.
So true!! That’s one of the things I like about samplers. So many have either scripture or proverbs. It’s good for the mind to dwell on happy things!!! Thank you for watching!
Hi Carol..I always enjoy your videos and seeing all your finishes and all your works in progress..Watching your video is a great start for my day.. I do like my name which is Connie..
First, I want to be you when I grow up!! I have loved everyone of your pieces and am so excited when I see you have a new flosstube. I watch from work and keep a pad close so I can be enabled by you to buy more stash. I have also loved samplers and can remember when I first discovered the "Words of Praise" kits. I have done 3 of them. I have come to terms with my name, but have never liked it. Too many "Plain Jane" comments, but my Mom said my Dad named me so I am happy about that.
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I don’t really like my name, but I’ve had it for 60 years! Great video as always.
Oh my gosh your stitching is amazing 🙌🏻! I hope to one day have that many of my own stitched pieces hanging in my house. I love my name. I was named Heather after the purple Scottish flower that grows in the highlands of Scotland. Happy Stitchy Week 🌸😊.
I do like my name. I was the only one in grade school with it, so I thought I was just so special-LOL! Your videos are a delight, and your stitching is amazing.
Hi Carol. I am in awe of how much you accomplished. Love all your pieces. I have never been crazy about my name, because there is always a lot of Kim’s...
Aww you just need to own it as it’s a pretty name!! Thank you so much for your sweet comment!!!
Love all of your finishes. I am learning so much. Thank you