cross-stitching

• “One reason why the movie never seems boring despite the nearly four-hour running time is the elegant narrative cross-stitching, which is rarely noticed because of the clunky dialogue: “Oh, Moses, Moses, you stubborn, splendid, adorable fool.””

  Simon & Schuster: Empire of Dreams

• “Some of her work uses bridal party photographs from the weddings she's attended; she transferred those black-and-white images onto cross-stitching fabric, censoring the eyes of all participants but herself.”

  The Washington Post: Stephanie Booth

• “A reformed professional librarian, she also owns several hamsters and has been known to engage in cheeky cross-stitching.”

  The Consumerist: March 2009 Archives

• “Although, this weekend I didn't really do much cross-stitching at all.”

  No, this is not my post

• “In the meantime, I've been spending my laughably few free moments cross-stitching, because, although I play a 34 year old mother of two small things, in reality I am a 70 year old gramma with a decent handle on pop culture.”

  No, this is not my post

• “Cornelia followed the sound of her mother's voice to the sitting room where she was working on her latest piece of cross-stitching.”

  Fictionaut: Horny

• “I gather there have been a couple of finds from the 14th century (some hose) where the seams are overstitched though it's the exception rather than the norm, and I don't think they used that kind of cross-stitching.”

  Cover Art

• “We sat before him on the couch holding each other's hands behind a cushi on and we said yes to everything, yes to the cross-stitching attachment, yes to the five-year service contract.”

  Fictionaut: We

• “But did you also know that I like cross-stitching and playing cards?”

  The Good, The Bad and The Yummy?

• “Is cross-stitching really easier than needlepoint?”

  Sunday Sweets: Gettin' Crafty

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