Image 1 — After Months of Lurking, I'm Finally Starting
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After Months of Lurking, I'm Finally Starting

I've been wanting to get into needlepointing for almost a year now, and yesterday I finally bought my first canvas. I hope to paint my own canvases soon, but this one was so charming and reminded me of my time in the saddle. I want to add my old showpony's name to the nameplate. I'll also be swapping where the shadows are, bc they don't make sense with where the highlights are IMO.

I'm really looking forward to a hobby that's low mess that I can do in bed in the midst of fatigue. I came back yesterday from buying this utterly exhausted but still had a great time doing the first few stitches. It kept me from doomscrolling, which is my usual low energy habit, so I'm already so happy. I'm pretty pleased with how it's turning out so far :)

u/_a_1000_papercuts — 1 day ago

Any Standard Breeders Near the SouthEast US?

We're looking for a Standard Weenie and have found a couple hits on duckduckgo, but wanted to ask a broader community of any reputable Standard Breeders in the region. We're prepared to travel quite a bit for one. Thanks!

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u/_a_1000_papercuts — 1 month ago

Help with crack :(

So I got my first two bug mounts and I'm so excited, but during shipping, the glass on the back of one broke 😭 Itried using clear nail polish as a way to try and fill the cracks and make it less visible to no avail. Is there any other way/product to reduce this, or is there a way I can unglue the butterflies so I can mount them on a different piece of glass, or am I SOL? Thank you!

u/_a_1000_papercuts — 1 month ago
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R3000 mot moving paper

Hi y'all, I am feeling very over my head.

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I received a Stylus Photo R3000 as a gift. It had been collecting dust and I wanted to start selling prints so I was very excited. I got new ink and some cardstock to do some test prints, but I can't get it to actually feed the paper from the top loader. I tried the art paper front loader to see if that would do anything, but I don't have any paper thick enough. The top loader feeder wheels will spin but the paper doesn't actually feed, and the error that appears on the display just tells me that there's no paper in the feed tray. I have a checkered history with getting regular printers to work, but I don't even know where to start with this. Please help!

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u/_a_1000_papercuts — 2 months ago