Keyboard-quilt no. 1
"Noelle - Ann - Faye - Barbara and Elaine ---thank you so much for your lovely and very much appreciated comments."
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Elaine Wilding commented on Anneliese's photoKeyboard-quilt no. 1
"Wow I love this this appeals to my love of colors. The combination of colors are wonderful. Great job. And I loke your blog also."
Ann Johnson commented on Anneliese's photoKeyboard-quilt no. 1
"Anneliese, this is beautiful. Each section has so much to look at, and it would seem you like to use up whatever you have on hand. Not a dust catcher, though! It looks lovely on your mantelpiece. Such lovely colours!"
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Lesser Double Collard Sun Bird
"Wonderful stitching. And this is really a beautiful bird. You worked it so well, it is looking so real as if it were sitting on the branch physically."
Noelle Ferry commented on Anneliese's photoKeyboard-quilt no. 1
"Great blog, greatly enjoyed reading your write-up of this project. Dushcatcher! ... nope this is a lovely creative piece of art on display. Thanks for sharing."
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Keyboard-quilt no. 1
A "dustcatcher" - using up quilt blocks which I made for an other purpose - now they came handy.See more on my blog post:…
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- What textiles are you interested in?
- Every piece of textile is interesting for me and I have to touch it.
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- I started attending workshops. Real fun. I learned a lot from German teachers. Later on from German teachers who were living in the USA. Mostly American quilting books are my source of inspiration. American Magazines about sewing, stitching and quilting are another wonderful source
- Is there anything else you'd like other members of Stitchin' Fingers to know about you? Please feel free to tell us a little bit about yourself by way of introduction.
- I love everything made by hand or sewing machine, stitching- free quilting is my favorite - dyeing fabrics - playing with coloured fabrics - often very bright - using all sorts of material for embellishment
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- http://anaslua2.blogspot.com/
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- At 14:46 on February 24, 2013,
susie said…
I'm so pleased that you were able to use my little pouf buttons! They make such sweet little somethings to projects. Share with me when you use it in a project...I'd love to see it.
hugs, susie
- At 20:10 on January 11, 2013, Ann Johnson said…
Anneliese, please don't worry about the "e" , I'm used to it. I'm glad you liked the hint about marking with a soap sliver. I wouldn't use it on the right side of expensive fabric, unless it's washable, but for what I was doing it's perfect for marking, and I've marked the wrong side of wool and washable silk with it with no problems.
- At 13:39 on December 13, 2012,
Jeannette said… Thank you very much Anneliese for your kind comment :)
- At 1:55 on November 9, 2012,
Jessica Grimm said… Dear Anneliese,
Thank you for commenting on my TAST-piece! Your samplers are beautiful too. You have such a good sense for colour. Just the thing one needs in the fall!
Have a nice day, Jessica
- At 16:00 on September 5, 2012,
Priscilla Kibbee said… Yes, he was very much alive.
- At 13:21 on September 5, 2012, Priscilla Kibbee said…
Yes, that really was a Tiger, and I was sitting at a Tiger Refuge in Thailand. i have been there twice.
- At 6:06 on July 27, 2012,
Janet Granger said…
Hi Anneliese, thanks for accepting my friend request! The needlelace that I do isn't tatting. I do Elizabethan style needle lace, over felt padding, usually. The image of the Bride's bag, that is on my profile page, has got some needllace flowers on it - the rose, foxgloves and bluebells were made using the technique.
- At 7:27 on July 21, 2012, Jessica Grimm said…
Dear Anneliese,
Thank you fot your nice comment on the Hampton Court sampler!
Have a nice day, Jessica
- At 1:15 on July 7, 2012,
Margaret said… delighted to be your friend Annaleise.
- At 11:30 on July 6, 2012, Margaret said…
Hi Annelaise, have just typed an epistle to you and lost it so will start again. That was an error, postage was $42.89c. The lady I tracked down in England was very helpful, www.roseground.com. bought 2 fine needles £3 each, 3 for wool etc £11.75 think it is easier to work with thicker thread, then decided I needed the book learn needle tatting step by tept by Barbara Foster £9.95, rang the lady to place the order, do not like doing it over the internet unless it is amazon and now waiting for the goodies to arrive. Email address for her is supplies@roseground.com hope you find this helpful and thankyou for helping me, have aslo joined your blog but for some reason I show up as a bag not my photo, that is what is on my blog but do not know how to change it.
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