The only way to make Kate Westerholt’s subversive cross-stitch artwork even better than it is would be to figure out how to smuggle it into the homes of grandparents across the country, Banksy-style. Or even better, if you are a grandparent (and quite a few of you reading this site are–and you must be some badass grandparents if you like this site, well done), put a cross-stitch sampler with “Get Your Freak On” on your wall and see how long it takes someone to notice.
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Original! However, I don’t see my grandparents with Missy Elliot songs on their wall! :P