4 New Starts & Baby Story | Flosstube
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- WIP SHARE/FINISHES - stitchingatthecabin@gmail.com
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Christine
Every Season
Artist: Tiny Modernist
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Stitching At The Cabin is a channel about cross stitch. We are a mother daughter flosstube that “specializes” in large projects including HAED, Chatelaine, Gecko Rouge, and Mirabilia. You will also catch us rotating through smaller projects like Mill Hill and Just Nan. We do full coverage, we do partial coverage, we do no coverage! Oh... well maybe thats just called buying excess stash. You may even see an occasional bird. Live ones. Like the ones that talk. Unless you have a fear of birds. In that case, they are puppets. We like to think we are funny, but more likely we are just easily amused. You decide.
Olivia is so adorable! Love seeing your WIPs. Happy stitching 😊
I don't know how I managed to get two such amazing grand babies. Thanks for watching and sharing your recent WIP. I may not have mentioned I put it on the wheel, but I did. ~J
Olivia is beautiful. Julie, your stitching is beautiful! The book .. I’m glad you liked it, it feels like my librarian duty to try to help instill the love of reading in people! 😊
Well that love was 100% instilled in Addy. She literally walks in my house and I yell "Hi Bob" (that's what I call her) and she yells "Nana". I get my obligatory Old Baby hug and then she immediately grabs a book and says "Nana read". It's the first thing we do every single time. It's also the thing we do over and over and over and over for as long as she's at the house. She also looks to me for her "walk" needs. Papa is where she goes for food and pictures. Ha ha. ~J
@@stitchingatthecabin I love this!!
Hello, new future stitcher!!!🤩
I love this! Yes!!!!!! I keep telling both girls they are going to love stitching one day. ~J
Congratulations on the little one so adorable 🎉
I’m playing catch up with all my floss tube friends and had to stop by. Enjoyed seeing your progress on your wips. Have a great week and happy stitching 😊🧵🪡🤗🤩
I'm glad you are still watching. Catching up is hard. Good luck!!!! ~J
your stitching is absolutely beautiful. I’m in love with the apples WIP. Colors are so vibrant. Great job. Your girls look amazing. Thanks for sharing. Happy stitching! ❤️🌻👍🏼
I never would've stitched those apples had I not seen someone's project on FB. Thank you for all of your kind words. ~J
Congratulations on New Baby. Lovely update. Thanks for sharing and Happy Stitching!
Thank you! Love your name. Mmmmm...bananas. ~J
Congratulations! I’m glad Olivia came safely - she precious! 🥰 Julie, I like your new starts - lots of fun patterns.
Thank you! She is super cute, but not quite as easy as Addy was as a baby. She's keeping Alyssa on her toes. ~J
Olivia is adorable! And just surviving is totally normal Alyssa so keep at it. Nice page finish on Keto! I'm starting to get some perimenopause symptoms too and they're not fun. Love all the new starts and makes me want to do the same. Glad diagonal stitching is working well.
Ohhhhhhh! I'm sorry you are starting to have symptoms too. I'll text you later to see which ones and if you have found any solutions. We can compare notes. Start all the things!!!! ~J
Another book (older books) available in the US on kindle is Female Brain Gone Insane. It's written by a nurse but without a bunch of medical jargon, and it's about the emotional roller-coaster of peri/meni
That sounds like an excellent book. I knew hot flashes were a thing, but you don't hear so much about the mental and emotional toll it takes. I will look this one up too. Thank you so much!!!! ~J
Oh, you two swapped spaces, seems strange. Beautiful to see so many family girls. 😍
You are definitely not alone with peri-pre-menopause brain fog.... 🤯
Thank you for telling us about the birth. Congratulations to you all 🥳She is beautiful ☺
Happy Stitching 🪡🧵🥰
I didn't even realize we swapped sides. ~J
I started perimenopause in my 30s. Which was early, I know, but it also started my fibromyagia...
I'm 57 now and I'm all finished. But in my 40s I had a double d&c which completely stopped all the hot flashes and everything...
I'm a big one for vitamins.... they help with my fibromyagia.... and I took black cohosh for the hot flashes....
The new baby is so sweet....
It sounds like you had a miserable time and it started so early!!!! I had no idea it could start fibromyalgia. That's awful!!! Thank you for the vitamin tips. ~J
You had asked for information about menopause and my gynaecologist recommended the books by dr Jen Gunter. She is very good The books have been very helpful. I fully understand what you’re going thru.
Your stitching is lovely and the big piece is truly inspiring. Best wishes to you. Congratulations on the new little one as well
Thank you! I'm definitely going to look up those books right now. I'm sorry you understand what I'm going through since that means you have been there too, but it helps so much knowing I'm not crazy and I'm not alone. Thank you, thank you, thank you! ~J
@@stitchingatthecabin no worries at all. I have also had the have to more all the time and my gynogologist prescribed vagifem. It doesn’t help right away but it does help significantly after 4-6 weeks. Also helps with dryness and mood swings. Because man. Can’t spend all day running to the bathroom.
The have too pee all the time issue. Typos.
@@sabahmahmood7716 it's a horrible feeling!!!! Thankfully I was prescribed a different antibiotic and I am no longer experiencing that, but you are the second person that told me about Vagifem. I have never heard of that. I am hoping to find a new gynecologist very very soon so I can start getting some help. In the meantime, I appreciate the advice.
I second this, great book.
I had 4 treatments with Taxol. The first one I did ok. The last 3 I had reactions The last one they even gave me Benadryl before they start it and I still reacted
Noooooo! I'm so sorry!! That must've been absolutely terrifying. I hope your cancer is under control and you never have to go through chemo or chemo reactions again. Hugs. ~J
@@stitchingatthecabin yes thank you. 10 years cancer free this year
@@sheryldoiron1834 That. Is. Awesome!!
Great stitching - lovely projects. Women should talk about perimenopause and menopause more openly. I’m one of those annoying women who went through both without really noticing. But my Mum had a very difficult time with hot flushes and mood swings. One of my friends is really struggling too - finding it so hard to work and cope with the symptoms. I’ve noticed in the UK there is much more support now available. Such a cute baby xxx
Yes!!!! I wish we were all completely open about menopause topics. It's crazy how it affects so much of your life. It's awesome you had an easier time of it. I'm thankful I don't have hot flashes (at least not yet). I made an appointment to see a doc at the end of August, so we will see how it all goes. Fingers crossed she will be helpful and not just brush me off. Fortunately I have backup plans if she does. ~J
Your apples look so good!! I have that whole series somewhere in my storage unit. Tried to find them a few weeks ago and gave up realizing all the stuff I would have to move to find the right box. Hopefully someone else can help you with the issue numbers you're looking for. If not, someday I'll find them. Hehe. Or, who is the designer on the apple chart? Maybe the designer has a website and you can find the rest of the series there?
You are awesome! Thank you for emailing me that link. I also cannot see your reply, so thank you for taking the extra time to email. Also, can I play in your storage unit? I'll bet you have lots of stitchy goodness in there. I'm willing to move boxes to get to it. :) For the record, I had tried looking up the designer, but she's not a stitcher so it was just the artwork. I can't remember who charted it, but I recognized the name. Anyway, you saved the day. Thank you! ~J
@@stitchingatthecabin Absolutely! Come swing by Illinois and we'll play with cross stitch. But, really, most of my cross stitch is with me at the house. I'm thinking it's mostly magazines that I put in storage.
Have been in menopause for 20 years you are not a lone or crazy. Just dont get upset if you calm down you wil😮.l remember the name of what you are trying. It's a big difference but part of life . Also remember you have a lot going on in your life. New baby and your mom is sick. Take care of yourself and dont think for one second you are crazy. Just asked the women who have done it. Sometimes it's not easy but you are stronger then you know. I'm not a doctor but if you want to text back I will try to help. I didnt get the tag name crazy mom from memo but my silly son. Take care of you and be happy no more periods. Be happy. Welcome to the club memo. J
Thank you! It's nice knowing I'm not alone or crazy. Or at least mostly not crazy. Good advice about calming down to remember. Looking forward to getting through this perimenopause portion. Maybe actual menopause is a bit easier. ~J