Hello

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I've been thinking about setting up Statistitch for a lil while now, and thanks to the social distancing and quaranting I've finally got around to it.

Essentially I want this space to be filled with my passions, my degree is fairly statistical with a large focus on demography. My spare time is filled with cross stitch and sewing and creative endeavors. So why not combine the two together?!

R

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