After we'd had lunch, we wandered around the shops in Healesville, and I found two books I'd seen on the internet and had wanted to buy at some time in the future. The future was yesterday!


We also had a quick look in one of the local opshops and I found this gorgeous framed cross stitch for $3.

Of course I couldn't leave it behind. How sad that someone has done this beautifully stitched picture, and it ends up thrown out for a pittance. Well, it hasn't ENDED there now - it is in good hands and will be included in the wall hanging I've been planning for a few years, made up of similar items that I've found in opshops over the years.
5 comments:
So glad you rescued the cross stitch. Lovely books too.
Well done Gina, rescuing that cross stitch. How could anyone part with that lovely is beyond me!
I always feel sad when I see such expert stitching in an op shop and at such low prices. Sylvia
Looks like you had a great time Gina. Love the little felt book. The stitchery is well done, so glad you were able to rescue it.
I have the cross stitched book in the middle. It is wonderful! Such a lovely stitched piece. I know what you mean. So glad you took it home!
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