Spot the Difference (s)?! by 30pics4jackiesdiamond

Spot the Difference (s)?!

There's a vague similarly between the pattern and end result a bit like my cooking sometimes resembles the picture in a recipe book.
Well, I say well done! I wouldn’t even get close to the pattern — probably would buy the kit and never get around to starting.
November 10th, 2020  
Love the comp of this capture - like Mary, I say well done
November 10th, 2020  
did you start in the middle and counted your squares? you miscounted on the little puppy on the left and that is the one difference that stands out. if this is your first time, it's still a job well done. if my eyes weren't so bad now i'd go back to cross stitching. it is one of the most relaxing hobby i ever had. keep up the good work.
November 10th, 2020  
@summerfield of coourse I didn't!!!! But it is relaxing, and I do find I need very bright lights to see what I'm doing in the evening!! Had fun doing this and for next one I will mark the middle and cound better.
(oh that puppy is a kitten!!!! lol hahaha!)
@linnypinny Thank you Lin, thought I'd show the muddle of threads too as I'm very untidy!
@mcsiegle the two kits have been sat on the mantle-piece for a few weeks! Thanks Mary
November 10th, 2020  
I wouldn't every know where to start!
November 10th, 2020  
@30pics4jackiesdiamond - puppy, kitten, they both make me sneeze! 😜 also, you should use a highlighter to mark out on the pattern the squares you already stitched.
November 10th, 2020  
The holly just wanted to be closer to the puppy. As far as my cooking, it never looks like the cookbook!
November 10th, 2020  
Well done! I'd be totally unable to do it
November 10th, 2020  
I loved the long conversations while embroidering. But then there were no computers yet.
November 10th, 2020  
When you following a pattern you are producing something that 100’s of others have done. I like that you have put your own unique twist on your cute piece of work. 😉
November 10th, 2020  
As the Amish say, "only God is perfect." Besides mistakes are design features. I like the close up of the cross stitch and threads. Nice textures and patterns.
November 10th, 2020  
I take my hat off to you still being able to see enough to even attempt such things, well done!
November 10th, 2020  
That's a great start and I can see Santa's hat. I would love to do this but my eyes say no.
November 10th, 2020  
Lovely
November 11th, 2020  
You are moving along! Such fine work...well done
November 11th, 2020  
I am impressed that you are already finished! Well done! It’s been years since I’ve done anything like this and don’t think I would even attempt it today so you are way ahead of me already! I like how you have composed the photo to show the thread, the pattern, and the finished product.
November 11th, 2020  
Well done
November 11th, 2020  
Artistic license! Fun project :-)
November 11th, 2020  
@aikiuser it was fun to do
@sdutoit many thanks
@grammyn I had to share the tangle of threads I wrangled every evening!!
@dutchothotmailcom on to the second one
@joansmor well if you don't look to close
@wendyfrost mine are beginning to sstruggle
@kjarn it kept we occupied
@randystreat I believe Persian carpets all have en error purposely threaded in as only Allah is perfect too
@wakelys it's going to you God Daughter- she won't look too closely at it I'm sure
@haskar im not sure I could chat and sew!!
@monicac well I ony just managed it!!
@jyokota when I cook Yorkshires all ahve to gather around the cooker to look in the window at thier glorious risennes- as when they come out they sink!
@summerfield thanks for the tuition, will take it on board for next one I love the masks you made for Katy @grammyn btw!
November 11th, 2020  
Haha, nothing I cook ever looks like the picture in a recipe book because I always change the recipe 😂
November 11th, 2020  
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