I know shops love stitched models. Some go to great lengths to have finished pieces for their customers to enjoy and tempt them to open their pocketbooks. However, Needle Nicely has taken this a step further and donates models for canvases that are no longer available to a local charity. What a nice idea! Way to go, Mary Agnes!!
http://needlenicely.blogspot.com/2011/11/festival-of-trees-i.html
http://needlenicely.blogspot.com/2011/11/festival-of-trees-ii.html
Written by Jane/Chilly Hollow
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2 comments:
The Stitching Post in Catonsville, MD also has dozens of models for sale, and they donate the proceeds to charity. I stopped in right before Thanksgiving, and there were some beautiful pieces. Kudos to all the wonderful shops who support charities!
Good for the Stitching Post! I didn't know they also donated the proceeds from selling models. Kudos to them, too!
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