I love the phone and the chicken clock and actually have a picture of them I printed off of the computer. I do not know where I copied them from but they were not embroidery designs. I would love to have the embroidery designs of these two at least. Please tell me where you got those two designs. They are all cute!!!!!!!!!
Great job Kathy, nice to see these stitched out so great - super idea.
super schöne arbeit wie heißen die motive? kann sie nicht finden
Wow i like the one of the old phone i used to be a telephone opperator & that was the type of phone we used in our home!!Carolyn
Hey girl I have a old telephone hanging in my home now wish it was hooked up just for fun. you can make it ring I think have not done any thing but dust it it is a dust catcher.
I had a very old one that I bought at a Salvage Store that had been converted into a usable phone. I bought a rugged piece of lumber and cut it in 3 pieces and put them together side by side with smaller pieces of wood from the back side. I had a piece of wall space in my kitchen that it fit on perfect. I mounted the pnone on it and hooked it up and it did work. After I was forced to move to the Atlanta by my son, after my surgery, I moved into a double-wide after having been in a two story country home for 20+ years. It was too heavy to hang in this place so I sold it at a yard sale for less than half of what I purchased it for. I felt like I lost most of my life when I had to move and down size everything. I am doing great now if I can get up and down the 6 or 7 steps at my front door so there was no way I needed 42 hundred sq ft in a two story house. I sold the phone and it was still attached to the wood back we put it on, to an antique dealer so I know she made some money off of it. She was astounded that it was a working phone. It did have a rotary dial. That was not change when it was converted. I do wish I had taken a picture of it but somehow I managed to overllok that!