One Stitch At A Time

I am so chuffed to win last week's top prize - will email you :) Gorgeous DT cards as always!

My answers are:
1.origami
2. cuts a zig-zag edge
3. making yarn
4. types of stitches
5. lavender
6. a punch
bonus - a christmas pomander

Thanks, Denise x

happy halloween all,fab dt xmas projects,heres my quiz answers
1-origami
2-pinking shears cut a zig zag edge on fabric to stop it fraying
3-yarn
4- embroidery stitches
5-lavender
6-a punch

granny's used to stud the humble orange with whole cloves to make them smell fabulous.
how did i do i wonder
have a great sunday and good luck all
lalkygirl x

Love the cards again this week Here are my quiz answers.
1. Origami
2. Pinking shears make a zig zag edge on what they cut
3. Making Yarn
4. Embroidery Stitches
5. Lavender
6. A Punch
7. Clove Oranges. Mmm they smell divine.
Thanks for the second chance to win. Hazelxoxo

Wow!

DT creations Rock! This blog just keeps getting better and better! Love the new features you have added. Can't wait to enter. I wish I knew all the answers, only know the first one origami...lol Gotta go create now..

Hugs, Marjo

P.S. Maddie wants everyone to know she has absolutely loved being a part of OSAAT and is super excited and proud to be part of the new childrens blog!!!!

Fantastic DT card again this week, welldone.
Carol Ann xx

Ooo stunning cards once again from the fabby DT members. :) Special thanks to Carol Ann for using my Holly and Bauble image. :) :)

Beautiful inspiration! Thanks for always coming to visit my blog - it means a lot!

Deanne :)

1. The art of folding paper is called Oragami.
2. Pinking Sheers cut a zig zag pattern on fabric to prevent the "raw" edge from fraying
3. A Spinning Jenny is a spinning wheel used to make yarn.
4. "Lazy Daisy", "French Knot" "Stem" and "Blanket" are all different types of stitches used in embroidery.
5. Lavendar would be purple/blue flower most often used in sachets.
6. A punch cuts out a shape from paper when pressed.
Bonus Question
They made pomander balls by putting cloves in the orange.

Fantastic DT Creations once again
1 origami
2 cuts a zig zag edge
3 making yarn
4 embroidery stitches
5 lavender
6 a punch
bonus
orange clove pommader, use to help mum with them as a child .
Hugs Betty x x

Such a wonderful selection of creations from the DT, very inspirational!

1. Origami
2. Special scissors that cut a zig zag shape on fabric to help it stop it from fraying.
3. Making Yarn
4. They are all embroidery stitches
5. Oh one of my favourates - Lavender
6. A Punch

Bonus question

We used to put cloves into the oranges but for our Chriskringle Service at Christmas we added a candle.

Great nostalgia trip questions, take careX:)

Gorgeous cards by the DT! Awesome sponsor too.
Hugs Bonnie

Hi Liz

Quiz answers

1) Origami

2) Cut fabric with a tooth edge to prevent fraying

3) Making Yarn

4) Embroidery stitches

5) Lavender

6) A punch

Bonus ) I'm thinking it's called a pomade , stick cloves in a pattern on the orange and attach some fancy ribbon to hang it up.

Have a great week

Hugs

Gail

Fabulous DT creations ! Well done everyone ..
Hugs
Susan xxx

Fabulous artwork from the DT, as always! Here are my quiz answers:

1. origami
2. scissors used to cut a zig zag edge on fabric
3. making yarn
4. types of stitches
5. lavender
6. a punch or die-cut machine

Beautiful work from your DT!

I love making Christmas cards all year long! Thanks for the fun challenge. Here are my answers to the trivia questions:

1. origami
2. Pinking shears are scissors which create a zig zag pattern when they cut rather than a straight line to help limit fraying
3. A spinning jenny makes yarn
4. They are all embroidery stitches
5. Lavendar
6. Puches are one type of tool that cut out shapes in paper
Bonus - There is a fable that a long time ago the only time orphans received oranges was on Christmas day and there was one child who was denied their orange because of some minor infraction. The other orphans in the orphanage each took a section from their oranges to create an orange for this child, so he or she would not miss out on the yearly treat. Some people continue ti give oranges on Christmas to this day as a reminder of unselfish love. of course, a lot of folks just give them in stockings because they round out the toe nicely too, or because it is a treat or get a sunshine fruit during the winter, espcially when there were vitamin C deficiencies.

Thanks for the chance to win!!

Just had to say thank you so much! I nearly fainted when I saw my name as a winner!!! The DT samples are just gorgeous as always... now to go shopping!!! Thanks!!
hugs,
Grace

Your quiz answers!
01 Origami
02 Pinking shears cut a zig zag edge, usually and traditionally on fabric (at a seam) to prevent fraying.
03 Yarn
04 They are embroidery stitches.
05 Lavender.
06 A punch.
Bonus - A pomander.
Hope I am lucky then!

super challenge merci

Thanks so much for another great challenge - awesome DT cards!

What fun!
1 origami
2 cuts in a zigag instead of a straight line
3 yarn
4 stitches
5 lavender?
6 punch
7 See, now I feel old, because I can remember making these as a child :P You stick cloves in all around and attach a ribbon to hang them up in wardrobes

The DT work is stunning, such a variety even though they're all on the same theme, great job ladies :D

Another lovely challenge....great work everyone, the DT samples have such variety. Great inspiration!

That you for the wonderful challenge this is my first time here. Thank you :)

PS...1- origami
2- cuts a zig zag edge
3- making yarn
4 -embroidery stitches
5- lavender
6 =-a punch
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clove pommader thanks again, Kim

Hi again! I've been emailing you about winning and have not heard back... could you email me please from my blog link? Thanks! I appreciate it!