How much time do you actually stitch?

Jul 27, 2007 71 Replies

Oh, good heavens no! Those are the ones I'm having issues with as well as what's called Scotch cottonthistle.

In fact, in Missouri, both of those species are considered noxious weeds, and according to Missouri statute #263.460, "the prosecuting attorney for each county declared a noxious weed control area may bring an action in the circuit court of the county to enjoin such nuisance."

Anyway, I can't stand 'em.

I love the look of both mostly because the birds love them. C

For a while, one of the shades of "promotional dupioni" that fabric.com sold was "unassuming gray"; it made me wish that I needed a silk frock.

Joy Beeson

I love it, sounds like just the right color for a dress. Cheryl

We're not really sure. Those danged Elizabethans didn't leave any color swatch books! My guess is that it would be sort of a greenish- ashen kind of color. Goose-turd Green, on the other hand, is ... well, ... you know ....

All too well!

Cheryl

*the beat

Another source

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says it's "gray, light & greenish" - DMC 3023. :) Oh, andgoose-turd green is 470.Allura

What a ton of fun...... I personally like Wachet and Inciannomati but Blecche?

Cheryl

Inquiring minds need to know--what the hell color is blecche?

Orange....no DMC equivalent listed, but fun! Cheryl

I have a Charland pattern (Elizabeth I)

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which uses Thread Gatherer Silk n' Colors, and one of the colours is "Pond Scum" (yikes). It actually is a lovely blend of greens and golds. The pattern also uses Silk n' Perle, Gloriana Silk , Kreinik Silk Mori, metallics, and English Boucle.MargW

Oh dear - horrible name, but the sampler is lovely! Cheryl

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