Bah Humbug - Dickens' Scrooge used the word Humbug to mean a fraud, but humbugs are also black and white striped mint sweets.

Stitch colour 3 in black as well as the stripes.

Design #: 8408531

Size (in): 4.33"(w)x1.77"(h) (mm): 110mm(w)x45mm(h)

Stitches: 9415 Colors: 2 Print Color Chart

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Original artwork: EFP fonts
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by mommajo 21 Aug 2013

Bah Humbug can't use jef. :) thanks anyway

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by eyeztodiefor10 21 Aug 2013

Thank you!
Meri

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by drro 05 Nov 2011

Thanks!

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by MomWiz 05 Nov 2011

Scrooge declared "Humbug" when he didn't want to bother participating in Christmas, putting down those who did. I never thought of it as meaning "fraud". That puts a whole new twist on it, for the next time I watch this story! Love the design-