Embroidered composition (50 words)

Every time I see the cross stitch in the room, I feel proud.

That was a few days ago. I suddenly fell in love with embroidery and pestered my grandmother to teach me embroidery every day. Grandma finally agreed and said, "I can teach you, but you must make up your mind to learn from me, but you can't be enthusiastic for three minutes and you can't give up halfway!" " "I secretly made up my mind. The next day, grandma called me to my room. "Grandma taught you to tie a knot today. These are the basic skills of embroidery, so we must master them skillfully. "Then grandma made a demonstration first. I saw her holding a needle in her left hand, a thread in her right hand, a small piece of thread in her mouth, rubbing it with her thumb and forefinger in her right hand, and it was OK when she wore it gently. I read it with relish, and I couldn't wait to pick up the needle and learn it in an exemplary way. Alas, I didn't expect that I stretched the thread too long. It was like a dejected, dying and bent wounded soldier. It's easy for grandma, but I can't dress it well. It's really easy to see flowers but difficult to embroider! Grandma said to me earnestly after seeing it: "Don't look at tying a knot with a needle. It's very simple, but it also has skills." "Really? I don't believe it, so tell me! "My eyes are bulging like a pair of table tennis." Of course, there are countless skills, such as threading. It is wrong to stretch the thread too long when threading. You'd better pull the thread like a small piece of your finger. Embroidery art has many secrets waiting for you to discover! "I was shocked and thought: It turns out that tying a knot with a needle is also learned. After a few days, I gradually became proficient, and my grandmother asked me to learn cross stitch. I agreed at once, and I sewed it when I saw the cross stitch. One week, two weeks, three weeks ... Haha, it's finally done, and a flower picture is presented to me.

Now my needlework is also unusual. I am skillful in threading needles and moving, even better than the ancient embroidered mother!