As to the "frogging" bit, I'm pulling out every stitch of white thread from the flowerpot portion of the current cross stitch. It's nearly impossible to see in a picture, but somehow the kit included two tones of white floss. I went out and purchased a skein of white floss and it's ye a different tone. How in the world that happened I don't know... But I figure if I pull the whites out of the flowerpot and replace it with white from the purchased skein it will look a lot better in person. The white on the kitten can just be a bit different from the white on the flowerpot.
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Kat, I don't envy you. No matter what shade of white, it is very hard to ribbit, ribbit. Actually, I am not surprised. White is one of the hardest colors to match, believe it or not. No matter what kind of thread. I have had that happen in just about every kind of thread that there is, including knitting yarn. Sorry that you are having to frog!
I have never seen a daylily like that lavender and white one with the green throat; it's exquisite!!!
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