FlossTube S7:E5 ~ Special - Cross Stitch Quiz You Orta Watch

[@Stacey_G_513]

That was one of the funnest videos I have seen! 😂 I was laughing right along with you guys!

[@SassyStaci]

Thank you for watching

[@khayes9591]

This was so fun to watch. What great sports and cute furbabies! ❤❤

[@patjthay]

🎉 That was fun! Your guys were good sports for your quiz! 💜

[@SassyStaci]

Yes they were! 😂

[@seamssewvintage]

Yes FROG also stands for fully rip out garment in knitting. 😉

[@SassyStaci]

Oh very good! Thank the Lord we don’t have to rip out everything on a cross stitch usually. But I have had to do that on crochet before.

[@GinaVJohnson]

that was hilarious. 😂💜

[@krafty_kay_jay]

Oh my holy heck, you four (plus Tucker and Scout) are a riot and ort to create more videos! I’m going to quiz my hubby to see if he uses his creative reasoning skills as well as your fellas did😂

[@SassyStaci]

LOL. We have a good time! Surprising answers to some of the quiz questions.

[@jeannetomshack875]

That was fun! Thanks for sharing this. The guys were really good sports. Plus cute puppies! Win, win!

[@mihaela.929]

Wow, I did not know where frog is coming from. Anyway, as an Eastern European, I have only recently looked up on the net some of these words, like LNS and orts. And I was also curious if a native English speaker would know straight away what a needle minder means, so that was quite an interesting video for me, not only very funny. Thanks for posting this video! Happy stitching, both of you!

[@SassyStaci]

Wow. So very interesting to hear about the difference in terminology.

[@karenink]

This was so funny!!! Thanks guys for the laughs!

[@karengear1167]

Funny I live in Nova Scotia

[@SassyStaci]

Haha. Welcome to a small shot of NC mountains in this video.

[@debramatherly550]

My husband would have got zero right. 😂

[@SassyStaci]

They did better than I expected. I knew they’d come up with some off the wall answers for some. 🤣