Three bits of reply in reverse order; It helps to dampen the canvas, too, before you pull it out. Stay well. I love your posts, but I can't help getting all chatty when I think I have something to share!

It's a loosely woven canvas that has big spaces like needlework canvas-even double threads so you have half stitch choices-and once you embroider over it, you pull out the canvas threads and leave the embroidery on the garment.

Before that grid you're using, which I suppose is water soluble? do you know there was "Penelope canvas"? I doubt if my Byelorussian-Jewish grandmother called it that when she used it to embroider shirts-and maybe your grandmothers in Smock used it.

What they do is called freedom of speech.

Or 505-797-0916 and thank you, ABQ posting for reposting this.

I guess you can contact me in chats?

I don't suppose you could take knitting, either. Could you doodle? But, you do look fabulous on the outside.

And thanks to your post, I had a conversation with Art and we ordered tickets to Lunasa, too.

I'm so glad! Lunasa and I think Altan are coming here this spring, and we have tickets for Altan. We saw Tannhill Weavers last fall. And then, there are the local groups.

Let them bankrupt themselves. I hope this article shares: www.consumerreports.org/.../.

And Mar-a-Lago?

A local OT friend just used this resource when the CDC website she needed was "unavailable".

Thank you, Liz.

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