I told you "boo" comes up a lot in these Halloween titles! :) Today's Stroll piece is just called Boo, a Bent Creek kit stitched in 1999. This kit came with the pre-finished bag and you tucked the ends of your stitch piece under the bags "flaps". I can't recall if the buttons came with the kit...or not...but I think they definitely add cuteness!
I managed to visit a store that's been on my bucket list for a few years. It is called the Gatchelville Store in New Park, PA. It was chock full of buttons, trims, fabrics, old post cards, etc. I could have spent hours but was with hubby, brother and sister-in-law. Here are some photos of this treasure trove. I'll show what I bought.....and I was quite restrained....when I get home.
Thanks for stopping by and your "twisted threads" of friendship!
Stasi
I managed to visit a store that's been on my bucket list for a few years. It is called the Gatchelville Store in New Park, PA. It was chock full of buttons, trims, fabrics, old post cards, etc. I could have spent hours but was with hubby, brother and sister-in-law. Here are some photos of this treasure trove. I'll show what I bought.....and I was quite restrained....when I get home.
Thanks for stopping by and your "twisted threads" of friendship!
Stasi
Fat little pumpkin and lazing ghostie in Boo! make it such an adorable design! That looks like a marvelous shop - one that a body could easily lose several hours in. Looking forward to seeing what you bought. :)
ReplyDeleteAhhhhhhhh! I LOVE that store! I can't wait to see what you bought. :D
ReplyDeleteCute stitch Stasi! I'm in love with that store. So anxious to see what you bought too. RJ
ReplyDeleteAnother fun Halloween stitch! I can't wait to see what you bought, I could spend hours and hours in that shop. I wish it wasn't 4 1/2 hours from me!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet Boo stitch, Stasi! Your trip to Gatchelville Store looks like it was fun.
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