This is a cross stitch that I did when I was pregnant with my first little darling, Chelsea. I suppose it got lost in the shuffle and was never framed. I may have forgotten about “it” but I didn’t forget the words.
Circa 1985.As I continued to dig, it seems that babies were becoming a theme. Look at these little beauties.
These are undated but I’m guessing by the price that these are certainly vintage!
The Northern Girls.
How sweet are they?Thanks for stopping by! For those of you who are able to chill out after the big old turkey bird, stop by Suzanne’s Vintage Thingies Thursday. And since I missed Tracey’s Retro Tuesday cuz I was running around like a lunatic, I’m linking up there too. Always fun!
Happy Thanksgiving All!
Those are sweet! I'm sure you were so happy when you found the cross stitch you did for your baby!
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It's not too late to frame it the cross stitch.
ReplyDeleteGreat prints. I have a cross stich half done from my oldest son too. Maybe I will finish it for a grandchild. who know. Love your stuff. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteThese are great...I have seen them before but had no idea the name of the prints...I love them.....and what a great cross stitch....and so glad you found it...Have a great Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteWOW! they are all lovely, so fascinating portraits.
ReplyDeleteGreat collection!
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those are very sweet! Too bad they stopped putting the Northern girls on the packages, they were so pretty.
ReplyDeletewhat a darling cross stichery..it will look stunning framed :))
ReplyDeleteThe Northern Girls are so sweet. I had't seen them before. Your cross-stitch is too lovely not too frame.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post, I love the cross stitch.
ReplyDeleteLovely treasures! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI remember those Northern Girls--I wonder if that toilet paper was really as soft as those girls looked! And I have a few stitchy items I've finished and never hung myself. All that work, stashed in a cabinet. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove the cross stitch and the northern girls were just precious. Love going through my old things and yours too.
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Aren't they beautiful! so glad you shared them today!
ReplyDeleteI recently came across an old unframed cross stitch I had so much fun doing of an old cottage. Maybe,just maybe I will frame it and hang it one of these days!
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The Northern girls!!!! I'd forgotten about them. I remember the Breck shampoo girls, but these are precious. Thanks for the memories.
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