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In reply to the discussion: Finally finished a needlework project [View all]catbyte
(37,400 posts)62. That's why I'm so careful. Growing up, we had a huge Siamese cat named Koko. Mom had brought
out her sewing kit for some reason and walked away from the basket for a minute. When she got back she couldn't find her big darning needle and Koko was looking suspicious. My folks took him to the vet immediately, fearing the worst. I still remember that x-ray of Koko's stomach with that huge darning needle in it. Luckily, he had swallowed its blunt end first so there was no damage. The vet operated on him that day and he recovered well. I've been paranoid about cats and needles ever since. That's why I put it away when Sammy comes around even though tapestry needles are blunt.
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That is really lovely. I can't imagine how many hours you've spent on this project.
Arkansas Granny
Mar 2021
#7
This is exquisite!!! Beautiful piece. You should be very proud of it. I esp. like
japple
Mar 2021
#19
What's known as "high quality work performed by an extremely knowing hand".
marble falls
Mar 2021
#24
It's beautiful! I've been working on a large needlepoint of "Magnolias & Irises" by LC Tiffany
catbyte
Mar 2021
#49