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Above is the map of how far Queendom Website has traveled,
nice for MacSoph and me, but doubly nice because it shows that needlework is indeed alive and well right round the world.
My World of Needlework
NOW is the time to write to me if you have not heard from me about your order from my October SALE.
A Reminder
If you are new to my designs, please read about my instructions and the reason I package them the way I do.
Scroll down to lower yellow navigation bar and click on
INSTRUCTIONS.
Friday the 20th: Stitching for a while!
TO Re VISIT MY SALE,
CLICK ON DRESSING HENRY
MAIL JAIL (my shipping)
As you receive your packages, please open and check everything carefully. On the first page of my instructions booklets you will find a list of threads and beads. It also will give you the canvas piece size and the number of canvas pieces.
Report to me immediately any mistakes and shortages and I will replace them for you. Up to a certain date. I will post that date as I learn how long it will take me to mail everything. That date will likely be a month after I ship my last packages. After that date, I will not repair mistakes, you are on your own.
So What Comes Next? What about all those WAIT LISTS?
Let me get a good start on shipping and I will write about WAIT LISTS.
DEADLINE for reporting mistakes in my October EWEEK Sale is
December 31, 2024
You have until midnight December 31, 2024 to report any mistakes I made in your kits.
But if you are kind to one weary needlepoint designer, you will not wait until New Year's Eve.
As your packages arrive, please check the contents to make sure you have everything.
You may still visit either sale by clicking on Henry or on Queen Victoria.
December on Queendom Website
My needle and I are on the march now, all forward with a tedious stitch. Tedious, yes, but I love the effect. More in News&Views.