Everywhere I turn something is looking at me.
It's sort of creepy.
Leave me alone!
Sunday, May 9, 2010
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About Me
- Erica
- I've been stitching for most of my life. I've started designing and selling designs at www.patternsonline.com. Besides cross-stitch and embroidery I enjoy quilting, knitting, gardening and other crafts. I also like taking pictures of my surroundings.
These sort of remind me of the commerical with the eyes on the money. I think it is Geico, but I could be wrong. That is funny!
ReplyDeleteThe first face wasn't intentional. I walked by at noticed the face staring at me.
ReplyDeleteI'll admit it, the second face was staged. It would have been fun to make more faces but I had other things to do.
Put down the needlework for a while - you've obviously been staring at it too long!
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