Lost my Harley Chart!!!!!!! Help????????????

Having finally decided that my Rottie, Harley, Cop project has had a long enough time out, I went back to work on it but came to an abrupt halt. I can find the working copies of the part of the chart I was working on (the handlebar & the front wheel) but CAN'T FIND THE ORIGINAL CHART!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I searched the extra room and didn't find it. I went through my numerous project bags and didn't find it. I went through the booklets for the dog and cop, thinking that I may have stuffed them together into the "project pillowcase" and didn't find it. I checked the Hoffman site and it's no longer listed. I checked the Ross Originals site and they seem to have no contact info except for the webmaster.

Does anyone out there have a copy that we could trade for or that I could buy from them????????? My BIL is now a retired cop & I'd like to give it to him before he retires from life. Not that I expect him to, but we did almost lose him last year when he went to Iraq to help the military with police investigations and ended up catching TWO of those MRSA viruses within a week of getting off of the plane. I started the project about 10 years ago and didn't expect it to take quite so long but I'm doing the shiny parts of the motorcycle in DMC Rayon (didn't help that it was discontinued) and I have to use short lengths to keep it workable.

Any assistance will be appreciated - even an address for Ross Originals if anyone has one.

Thanks.

Liz from Humbug

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Sorry I can't help with the chart, but I might be able to help with the DMC Rayon. Let me know the numbers. Good luck with your quest.

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Parrotfish

There is a chart on ebay item number 290409002337

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Rosanne

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Thanks for the offer. Since I don't really like the way the dog turned out and I won't have the original chart on which I had penciled in where the policeman would go, I'm considering starting the whole thing over and NOT using rayon. I don't like the dog because, when I enlarged the stitching to make it fit with the Harley & the cop, I needed to use four stitches on the fabric for every one stitch on the chart. What I forgot to do was to add quarter and half stitches to make it less boxy. I'm trying to decide now whether the dog and the rayon are going to bother me enough to take the enjoyment out of the project. I think I'm talking myself into starting over. Or, I could just stitch OVER the dog, in colors that match, rounding out the boxiness of it. If I find a way to do that, I may just take the rayon parts of the motorcycle out. I still love the tire in flower thread. That turned out great! I would still like to do the really shiny metalic parts in metalic threads, like doing the spokes in some kind of silvery color but I've not yet made up my mind. I would like to get it done while I'm still unemployed so that I have the time to actually work in it in long stretches instead of bits and pieces of time. :-) Liz from Humbug

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Liz from Humbug

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hadn't even thought to check eBay! I'm going to go for it. Even if I find my original chart (which I probably will once I buy a new one) , the creases were becoming a challenge to read so a new one would still be useful.

Liz from Humbug

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Liz from Humbug

Thanks for the offer. Since I don't really like the way the dog turned out and I won't have the original chart on which I had penciled in where the policeman would go, I'm considering starting the whole thing over and NOT using rayon. I don't like the dog because, when I enlarged the stitching to make it fit with the Harley & the cop, I needed to use four stitches on the fabric for every one stitch on the chart. What I forgot to do was to add quarter and half stitches to make it less boxy. I'm trying to decide now whether the dog and the rayon are going to bother me enough to take the enjoyment out of the project. I think I'm talking myself into starting over. Or, I could just stitch OVER the dog, in colors that match, rounding out the boxiness of it. If I find a way to do that, I may just take the rayon parts of the motorcycle out. I still love the tire in flower thread. That turned out great! I would still like to do the really shiny metalic parts in metalic threads, like doing the spokes in some kind of silvery color but I've not yet made up my mind. I would like to get it done while I'm still unemployed so that I have the time to actually work in it in long stretches instead of bits and pieces of time. :-)

Gosh...... I hope your head doesn't explode !! My email addy is valid if you change your mind.

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