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The Walworthians<\/p>\n
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A collection of telephone interviews published in the Wayne County STAR Newspaper and Wayne County MAIL Newspaper, 1994-209<\/strong><\/p>\n by Kate Chamberlin<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Cross Stitch Corner is the newest Walworth-Seely Connection. Pat Salisbury is the proprietress of this new venture. She is locating in the same building as Potpourri of Gifts, 2256 Walworth-Marion Road.<\/p>\n Cross stitching is done with a sharp needle threaded with DMC floss, Whisper thread (angora) or yarn. These come in a wide variety of colors for shading, detailing and textures. The design is worked on 14 or 20 count fabric or Hucks cloth.<\/p>\n “I had the designer Alma Lynn sign a graph of one of her designs for my daughter,” Pat said. “I have several Alma Lynn’s folksy designs in my shop for people to use.”<\/p>\n You’ll be able to choose such projects as Wall hangings, a tea cozy, pillows, banners and whatever your imagination comes up with.<\/p>\n Pat has worked 30 years in retailing and for Sears in their Credit Adjustment Department<\/p>\n “I know the customer comes first,” Pat stated emphatically. I’ll be offering everything a person needs to create, start, implement and finish a project.”<\/p>\n Pat will be offering classes, but said she’d be willing to stitch an item to your specifications if you really can’t do it yourself.<\/p>\n (Keep in mind, Dear Readers, that I am going to do one, so what is YOUR excuse for not trying to do one?)<\/p>\n Pat will be offering flexible class times for adults, so they can come in the evening or during the day, depending on their schedule. Sign-ups and requests may be made at the shop or by phone.<\/p>\n The cost for a three-week adult class is tentatively, $7.50 plus $10 for a kit.<\/p>\n Classes for children 8-years and up will be scheduled for Sunday afternoon, tentatively, from 1 – 2 P.M. The cost of the children’s three week class is, tentatively, $6.00 plus $5 for the kit.<\/p>\n Pat had a co-worker at Sears who said: You have to meet my brother!<\/p>\n Obviously, Bob’s sister was an excellent match-maker!<\/p>\n Pat and Bob were married and have lived in Marion for more than 28 years. As their two daughters, Michelle (Stonehem) and Kimberly were growing up in Marion, Pat was a Girl Scout leader, Band Mom and involved in numerous other community activities.<\/p>\n The Cross Stitch Corner’s grand opening is January 23 – 26, 1997.Thursday and Friday, January 23-24: 11 Am – 8 PM Saturday, January 25: 10 AM – 5 PM; Sunday, January 26: Noon – 4 PM<\/p>\n “During the Cross Stitch Corner grand opening,” Pat said,” I’ll be offering a 10% discount. I hope to sell 5 skeins of floss for $1 all year around.<\/p>\n The Walworth Seely Connections: Potpourri of Gifts and The Cross Stitch Corner are located at 2256 Walworth-Marion Road; just east of Main Street. You can phone Edie Pasquini and Pat Salisbury at (315)986-7999, or, better yet, stop in and say “Good luck, Pat. Welcome to our neighborhood.”<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n 2018 Up-Date: The Walworth-Seely building is now Roxy\u2019s Beauty salon.<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Walworthians A collection of telephone interviews published in the Wayne County STAR Newspaper and Wayne County MAIL Newspaper, 1994-209 by Kate Chamberlin \u00a0 The Cross Stitch Corner January 22, 1997 The Cross Stitch Corner is the newest Walworth-Seely Connection. Pat Salisbury is the proprietress of this new venture. 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<\/a>January 22, 1997<\/em><\/strong><\/h2>\n