Beware of Modern Love, Old Punch Paper Needlepoint, Framed antique treen string holder and two-page "Laws of Oklahoma"

and two-page "Laws of Oklahoma" rules sheet

with a minor bends and dings

I don't know a thing about the origins of this carved sculpture (which I don't think photos quite do justice)

so would have done this over the course of the following year

Beware of Modern Love, Old Punch Paper Needlepoint, Framed antique treen string holder and two-page "Laws of Oklahoma"As I've said before, the diversity of messages on these old punch perforated paper needlepoints just kills me, and here is a perfect case in point! I'd love to know exactly the context in which this one was stitched perhaps by a young woman recently betrayed? Or by her mother, sending her a message?! Whatever the case, quite a thing, made all the better by the period at the end of the phrase; no equivocation there! And with a loss to the lower left