Sunday, July 22, 2012

One towel, two towels three towels......

Were you read stories by Dr. Seuss when you were young?  I was not! It was mainly due to the fact that we were French Canadian and were not aware of the author.  As a matter of fact, I did not know of Theodor Seuss Geisel until we had moved to the states and by then I was ten years old.

How the Crinch Stole Christmas was my favourite Christmas special on television.  I enjoyed that time of the year for the many holiday programs they had.  Once many of my favourites became available on DVD, I jumped at the opportunity to collect them all. What memories!  I'm not even sure if they have "specials" anymore.  

As for Dr. Seuss, it wasn't until I had a child of my own that I learned that there were many other stories.  I now have many favourites but the Crinch as a special place in my heart.  As a youth, did you watch the Christmas Specials on television with your family?

You may be wondering how Dr. Seuss is connected to this blog entry... well .... as I was stitching these towels, I kept thinking of "one fish, two fish....."  lol


The Pattern is from Bird Brain Designs and is called "Freshly Picked"


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9 comments:

  1. Love the tea towels and nice shades on the bands. I think everyone loved his stories, just fun to read when we were young and fun to read to our children.

    Debbie

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  2. I am 52 and I still love the Grinch! I love you tea towels too.

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  3. I love stitchery, these towels are calling to me.

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  4. They look great. When I saw your heading title I thought one towel, two towels, three towels, more........ lol I does have a flowing chant to it.
    And yes, the Suess and holiday specials have a place in our hearts which also continue with the grandchildren. Jane

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  5. What pretty towels! For some reason I was never a big fan of the grinch -- I guess I didn't want anything grumpy in my Christmas stories LOL. But I do love Dr. Suess -- especially The Cat in the Hat. I loved that story when I was a kid -- seeing the big mess that Thing 1 and Thing 2 got into while he was gone -- what fun!

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  6. Très serviettes sont très belles.
    J'ai le souvenir quand j'ai commencé a broder à l'age de douze ans sur des serviette que l'on trouvait dans le savons.
    Bonne journée à toi, moi j'ai pas de bonnes nouvelles.
    Bisous
    Gisèle

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  7. The towels - one, two and three are all darling!!!!

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  8. We had no TV at my home when I was a child. I am not a fan of the Crinch. What a negative comment *LOL*

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