Hey now, some of my best clients are rats!

*NICE* Thanks for the pattern, it will be put to good use.

The design rules, whether it was appropriated or not…and even if it was, it won’t stop me from embroidering it on a t shirt! (BTW, I have also done my own embroidery design of Chessie the cat, since I couldn’t find a commercial design. Wow, last week it was crochet, this week embroidery!

Has no one else thought it looked like it said “Carurday”?

I hereby copyright that joke.

Hey, Meg, I find singing wallets offensive. I demand you C&D that ad immediately.

Has nobody mentioned candlewicking? I think this would be perfect. A nice understated embroidery – tone on tone, maybe candlewicked in cream on an off-white linen. Very retro!!

I would have embroidered (sp)
this onto a pillowcase for one of my toddlers (back in the day). Ah, the memories. My kid’s pillow case had a lion, a giraffe and a camel. Sigh!!

MarthainWashington- All you would need to do is print it out on the grid size you would like to work it in.

For making pictures into counted cross stitch (photos and stuff) plenty of software is out there.

OMG Ponies!!1 Ok, off the “Copyright Infringement” topic for a moment… I got my “No Hammipants Pink CO T-Shirt!” With a “cute” on the sleeve, no less! Bleeeen!

I’m off to run Bunday errands in my new uniform!

Allie, Maggie and anyone else on the subject of copyright infringement. I’m a lawyer (albeit English) so I know how important it is to protect people’s legitimate interests. However, I will now visit the web-sites mentioned, especially anything “Aunt Martha” and probably buy something, since I embroider (badly) and do cross-stitch (a bit better). So, in her own way, the sender-inner will certainly generate more revenue for “Aunt Martha”, at least from this peep.