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Great question...would love to hear what people are using for their graphghans!
Nicky,
Hee hee! Try to think of it this way...it could be a lot worse...she could like some really annoying music. Sometimes my husband will bring up a tune he knows I hate...and it gets stuck in my head. But that's okay...I usually sing the Smurf's theme song, and he cuts that crap out immediately!
Must write a book, "How
to Annoy Your Spouse When Your Spouse is Annoying You."
Looking forward to "seeing" Neave return!
Line,
That sounds crazy, to have two ceramic hot plates and two gas! And if you can't fit pots on it, then it's a fail, IMO. I see why you want to change it!
Induction is cool. We did discuss it but
ultimately opted for gas because the problem with induction is that
if one element goes out, you have to scrap the entire
cooktop. Unless that's changed! Anyway, we also
didn't want to buy all new cookware, and we got a really good deal
on the stove we bought. It has a lot of features
hubby likes to use.
Oooh, granite! So jealous. Ours is
laminate...it's in bad shape, so we'll ultimately have to replace
it, but for now it stays because of a cracked floor joist, which
keeps us from moving the stove to where it's ultimately going, so
the counter space will be very different. It doesn't pay
to redo the countertops twice.
I love the large living room/kitchen like that! Jealous again. Our
living room isn't terrible, but because it used to be a dining
room, it's not very roomy. And I may have mentioned the
kitchen, which has few countertops, so it's not close to a dream
kitchen, sigh. Actually, the house was pretty messed up
for years, according to the neighbor, so it's not really surprising
that the kitchen and living room are a bit small.
I'll see if we have some kind of floor plan to show you, but am guessing we don't.
Hee hee, knew you'd be drooling! Is that a dream stash or
what?!
Hi ladies...I'm trying to find a pattern to make a graphgan of the movie "Up". I would like to just have the house and balloons and the quote "Adventure is out there". I dont mind paying for the pattern. I've tried to make a graph myself but it didn't turn out the way I wanted it. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks!
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Veronica,
That looks absolutely
amazing!
It will surely
be a greatly treasured gift.
That's quite a
bit of stitching, too. How long has that taken you thus far? Cross
stitch takes a long time for the tiniest areas, but soooo well
worth the results. Are you planning on framing it when it's
done?
Thank you for sharing and if you
wouldn't mind, it would be lovely to follow your progress!
Great question...would love to hear what people are using for their graphghans!
Nicky,
Hee hee! Try to think of it this way...it could be a lot worse...she could like some really annoying music. Sometimes my husband will bring up a tune he knows I hate...and it gets stuck in my head. But that's okay...I usually sing the Smurf's theme song, and he cuts that crap out immediately!
Must write a book, "How
to Annoy Your Spouse When Your Spouse is Annoying You."
Looking forward to "seeing" Neave return!
Line,
That sounds crazy, to have two ceramic hot plates and two gas! And if you can't fit pots on it, then it's a fail, IMO. I see why you want to change it!
Induction is cool.
We did discuss it but
ultimately opted for gas because the problem with induction is that
if one element goes out, you have to scrap the entire
cooktop. Unless that's changed! Anyway, we also
didn't want to buy all new cookware, and we got a really good deal
on the stove we bought. It has a lot of features
hubby likes to use.Oooh, granite!
So jealous. Ours is
laminate...it's in bad shape, so we'll ultimately have to replace
it, but for now it stays because of a cracked floor joist, which
keeps us from moving the stove to where it's ultimately going, so
the counter space will be very different. It doesn't pay
to redo the countertops twice.I love the large living room/kitchen like that!
Jealous again. Our
living room isn't terrible, but because it used to be a dining
room, it's not very roomy. And I may have mentioned the
kitchen, which has few countertops, so it's not close to a dream
kitchen, sigh. Actually, the house was pretty messed up
for years, according to the neighbor, so it's not really surprising
that the kitchen and living room are a bit small.I'll see if we have some kind of floor plan to show you, but am guessing we don't.
Hee hee, knew you'd be drooling!
Is that a dream stash or
what?!Hi ladies...I'm trying to find a pattern to make a graphgan of the movie "Up". I would like to just have the house and balloons and the quote "Adventure is out there". I dont mind paying for the pattern. I've tried to make a graph myself but it didn't turn out the way I wanted it. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks!
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