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"The
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation has a fundraising program called "Sixty-five
Roses" . It is called that because small children with CF have
difficulty saying "Cystic Fibrosis" and it sounds like "65
Roses". My page is dedicated to my sister, Johanna Sue Wangler
Libbert, who has this awful genetic disorder. She is a true inspiration
to all who know her. She is a very brave, smart, and loving person
who knows just how precious life is." (October 30, 1998) |
Design by: Stephanie
Annette Ambs
Location: Boonville, Indiana
USA
Occupation: Registered
Respiratory Therapist/wife/mom
E-mail: rambs10070@aol.com
Homepage: none
When/How did you
first start cross stitching?
When I was about
eleven, I ordered a kit from a catalog. I didn't realize it was counted
thread until I opened the package. I decided I'd better learn fast or
my allowance would be wasted :-) That was about 24 years ago!
What do you enjoy
most about cross stitching?
Watching the design
form on the fabric. I like doing the backstitching/outlining last because
I like to see the design "come into focus." And of course, looking at
the finished product, thinking "*I* did that!"
What are your favorite
Cross Stitch Subjects?
I like samplers,
flowers, countryside, but I usually do what catches my eye.
What is your Favorite
TW Design(s)?
I
think they are all lovely! My favorites are English Garden Sampler, English
Cottage Sampler, Topiary Trees, Angel Procession, Christmas Ornaments,
the Bell Pulls, Rapunzel, Stroke of Midnight, and Storyteller.
This Design is
Dedicated to: Johanna Sue Wangler Libbert
I'd like to dedicate
my page to my sister, Johanna Sue Wangler Libbert. The website that
represents her is the Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation. Without this wonderful organization,
my sister would not have stood a chance to live through childhood. Now
she is a 32 year old married woman! The CFF gives us hope that she will
be here another thirty-two years! Please visit the CFF website and learn
more. You may have this genetic disorder in your family and not even
realize it...we didn't until Johanna was diagnosed.
Other Comments
from the Designer:
Andrew and Teresa,
Thank you for giving so much of yourselves in this website and to the
people who come here.
If you have updated
information for any of the above, please e-mail Teresa at: tlw@microserve.net
The copyright to
this design is owned by the designer indicated above. Please do not use
this image or design without the consent of the designer!
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