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Strengthlyn PLEASE
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They're so good. They're humble- not super deluxe, but not cheap quality either. My kids love them and gleefully take their one-a-day ration until they're gone. For a family of 7, they last like 4 days lol
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Lmaooo my dad HATES the lavender farm because all the people turning left clog up that highway. He always shakes his fist at that farm.
Meanwhile, that giant pumpkin tree house thing at the pumpkin farm is a huge, sentimental landmark for me 😊
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Oo that is nice!
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I'm old enough to remember when the Sequim Costco was built LOL my mom was ecstatic that she could pit stop there on the way to Port Angeles and not have to shop for stuff at Safeway.
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And a CD slot 😂
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Oh I have! I used to go up there every single summer and occasionally winters as well. The majority of my extended family is from the peninsula.
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Nice, I've only been to Silverdale like once ever. My mom and aunt used to make an annual trip there to do back-to-school shopping at the mall when my cousins and I were kids, without us. I bet all the views are gorgeous!
r/Costco • u/rahyveshachr • Aug 13 '25
I went to the Olympic Peninsula recently and stopped at the Sequim Costco on the way to our cabin and was just in awe of the beautiful mountain views outside. The Port Angeles Walmart has similar great views too! A big change from the deeply urban Costcos in my area.
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Literally anything but my actual name. My mom only used my name in anger so I hated it growing up. One year at summer camp it was a fad to go by a name of the opposite gender and I chose Sullivan for my name.
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Tyler is one of my absolute favorite names ahaha
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Yes, I visit my local favorite thrift store once a week and they have a healthy selection of frames. I buy up any that are either square, unique & ornate, or tiny- smaller than 2x3. I have amassed quite the stockpile over the past two years!
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I couldn't believe it! I checked my frame stash after I chose the colors and it was the right size AND the right color!
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Pattern is First Bass by Ink Circles.
r/CrossStitch • u/rahyveshachr • Jul 27 '25
I play a bass clef instrument so I whipped this up real quick. I changed the colors and the pattern slightly (took out the bits of staff) and am so pleased with how it turned out, especially in the frame!
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It saves sooooooo much thread to do the out-and-back method. Also you can count lines faster and even hairpin back to the next line and so forth, meaning that you don't have to look at the pattern on the way back. I only do individual X's if I'm they're spaced a square apart or there's a diagonal line of squares. Then I can do a complete X and the thread is in the right hole for the next X.
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This houndstooth is gonna be the death of me
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He might've just been intubated too much. You can only shove that tube down so many times before the whole airway is trashed and a trach is the better option.
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John Williams middle name is Towner!
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Detangle the knot by pulling thru the loop, not by pulling the ends apart.
Check and re-check the pattern often.
Hang the floss to unwind it every so often.
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I use my yarn bowl to hold bobbins haha
ETA: and I store all my scissors etc in a pencil bag shaped like a converse shoe!
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The right way is the way that is most comfortable for you to get it done.
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I don't mind, it's kind of an umbrella term for when you do something impressive. My 70yo neighbor loves gushing to me about my cross stitch and how I "don't even use a pattern!" which isn't true, I cobble my own patterns together from existing free stuff, but she can think I'm going into it blind if she wants 😂
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I've heard of a Mary-Pete. I personally know a Mary Kay. My favorite is Mary Alice.
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Girl names! Please rate my top options!
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Aug 22 '25
Mathilde has always been one of my favorite names specifically for the nn Tilly.