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Comment by Margaret on February 14, 2013 at 4:16 I have just got the Dear Jane book, a quilting book with 225 patterns in based on 4.5" blockes, this is from a quilt made in 1863. Not sure how I will get on as there are no instructions but have now found a blog of a lady who is posting each block as she makes them with full instrutions so I really have no excuse to have a go, working so small does worry me a bit as it must be quite fiddly, wonder if any one else is atttempting this quilt.
Comment by Fiona Audain on November 10, 2012 at 13:50 Hi everyone, I have recently added "When Granny Meets Filet" & "Unexpected Afghans" to my library of crochet books. I would happily recommend these to any body who enjoys crocheting as they have great photos and easy to understand instructions. I have so many projects earmarked then I have another look and have to ear mark more!!!!!
Hi, I've only just joined Stitchin Fingers. I'm from North Staffordshire, in the English Peak District (originally I'm from Essex, east of London). I love doing all kinds of embroidery - needlepoint, surface, stumpwork, goldwork...I have a business designing and selling miniature needlepoint for doll's houses, so I'm not phased by tiny counts of silk gauze, too! I'm a terrible bookaholic too, so no embroidery books escape me if I can help it :-)
Comment by Margaret on June 8, 2012 at 0:56 error on my part, it was Machine Embroidered Seascapes blame the age thing I do.
Comment by Margaret on June 4, 2012 at 1:04 I have just bought Machine Embroidered Landscapes by Alison Holt, anyone who loves machine embroidery or the sea will love this, some beautiful seascapes and full instructions, not sure if I will ever manage to do one but just browsing through the book is wonderful
Comment by Margaret on June 4, 2012 at 1:01 sorry no Judy, read the review but did not purchase it.
Comment by Judy on May 31, 2012 at 18:09 Hello Everyone, I just saw in the UK Stitch Mag. a new book called, The Joy of Ice and Rust by Sally Sparks. Has anyone bought this book and if so what do you think? Thanks Judy
Comment by Rose Mary Muller on May 17, 2012 at 13:45 Hi Fiona I am working on a pineapple doiley right now and have not been able to concentrate so I have started and pulled apart so many times I have put it down for a few days when I can concentrate better.
Comment by Fiona Audain on May 16, 2012 at 14:25 Rose you and I are Yarn Sisters, I love to make doilies, especially Pineapple Stitch. I have so many crocheted blankets that anyone that says that they are cold when they come to our house goes away with a blanket as I always have at least one on the go at any one time. That doesn't include anything else that might be being done. I really have to get some photos done as I have also got a couple of new books that I want to put up here for others to look at & decide whether it is worth them buying or not!
Comment by Rose Mary Muller on May 15, 2012 at 21:18 I do all kinds, I especially love making doilies but I do hats, scarves, shawls and sweaters. I also crochet purses and blankets.
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