Okay, first of all, to let you know that I am no longer a complete idiot when it comes to technical things (why are you laughing?), I received some excellent tutelage via e-mail from one Adrian Ward of Somewhere, Scotland, and can now rotate photographs using my new operating system (Windows 10) just as expertly as I did using my old one (XP). Here's proof using the two photographs that faced west in the preceding post:
Footprints in the Sand:
...and Family Circle:
I know you will agree that they look much better facing south.
Moving right along with Part 3 of this series, here is a cross-stitch Mrs. RWP made in 1988 for our silver anniversary (for readers in Alabama, that means we had been married 25 years). It is displayed over our piano:
The next two hang in our master bathroom, and Mrs. RWP is especially proud of their borders. If your device allows zooming, zoom in for a closer look. A bird bath is on the left:
...and a clawfoot tub is on the right:
I wouldn't lie to you. Here they are together:
A fruit basket that contains 53 colors and took Mrs. RWP a year to complete hangs in our kitchen:
A small cornucopia that we had framed as a companion piece to the fruit basket hangs over our pantry door:
Finally, a second 53-color beauty that took Mrs. RWP another year to complete hangs in our entrance hall/vestibule/fwah-yay (pick one) along with the bluebird-adorned Psalm 100 that I showed you in the preceding post:
Thus ends my three-part series showing you Mrs. RWP's prowess and talent with a needle and thread.
P. S. -- Yorkshire Pudding asked in a comment on the previous post if I am rich. I used to be, but I spent my entire fortune getting these beautiful creations framed. To do less would be criminal.
