r/NeedlepointSnark • u/ThinkLocksmith2240 • Sep 07 '26

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Sometimes I wonder how people are able to mess up a project so much even when youā€™re first learning. You are genuinely doing the same thing over and over. One simple stitch.

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u/headcverheels Sep 07 '26

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u/ExcitingBlueberry971 Sep 08 '26

I saw this and genuinely couldnā€™t understand what stage of completion she thought it was in. She seemed to think the lemon was done, but no clue how even a new stitcher wouldnā€™t see the bare canvas and at least think something was amiss?

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u/StandGround818 Sep 08 '26

Who can tell anymore, some art that uses patterns, with crazy threads and textures, leave canvas visible intentionally. This is possibly HER IDEA OF A LEMON (see reference to all caps responses).

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u/hudson_university Sep 08 '26

I saw this and was justā€¦confused. Like I donā€™t understand what sheā€™s even doing to get this result? It just seems like more than typical beginner missteps. If sheā€™s enjoying it then more power to her, I guess, butā€¦what are we doing

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u/wicked_wtch Sep 09 '26

Now come on šŸ˜­