"Hi Aurelie
, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2010, for you and your family, hugz, Wanda"
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Aurélie CLAY commented on Carol-Anne's photoPhase II, Calm Flow
"Oh la la!
It is very impressive to see what you can do with only two colours of bead...I couldn't imagine such a result!"
Aurélie CLAY left a comment for Carol-Anne"Hi Carol-Anne,
For the pink flower, I didn't found that very difficult but .....certainly very time consuming!
Cheers"
Aurélie CLAY left a comment for Nupur"Hi Nupur,
What I plan to do with my goldwork flower is a brooch...but I use the same framed fabric for another design (drawn but embroidery not started yet) and so, I won't complete the brooch without having the second design finished too!"
Nupur commented on Aurélie CLAY's photo
Goldwork flower finished
"Beautiful work.... thanks for sharing.
what are you planning to do with this flower?"
vijayalakshmi commented on Aurélie CLAY's photoGoldwork flower finished
"wow very pretty. Colour combination, way of stitching all are excellent
viji"
Carol-Anne commented on Aurélie CLAY's photoGoldwork flower finished
"Oh wow! It is amazing. I think that this is far more difficult that it appears and you have done it very skillfully."
Aurélie CLAY left a comment for Susan"Thank you Susan for your comment on my goldwork flower. I appreciate your work too!
Aurélie"
Aurélie CLAY left a comment for vijayalakshmi"Thank you for your comment on my goldwork flower...You can see it finished now!"
Aurélie CLAY replied to Violette Severin's discussion Working the Burden Stitch in the group Goldwork Group"Hi Violette,
My English is not perfect and I realized jsut now that the burden stitch is the stitch is used for my Flower. It is not finished, just in progress but I tried to explain how I did it on my blog.
I used the "indian" method…"
Carol-Anne commented on Aurélie CLAY's photo
Goldwork flower in progress
"I think this is beautiful. Your tutorial on the blog is very well written. Thank you for taking the trouble to do that AND translate it into English."
Aurélie CLAY commented on Aurélie CLAY's photoGoldwork flower in progress
"It is the topic of my last blog post that I tried to translate in English.
I also did a tutorial attempt!"
Profile Information
- What textiles are you interested in?
- I'm interested in goldwork, stumwork, brazilian embroidery, crossstitch, brazilian embroidery, lier lace, tambour bead embroidery (Lunéville), point de Beauvais (chain stitch done with a tambour hook with colored thread)
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- I took a class for tambour embroidery last year and at the moment, I take a few zardosi (india) embroidery classes.
- 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.
- Sorry but my blog is only in french, I didn't find the time to translate it.
- Website:
- http://www.brodely.com
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Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 22:31 on December 12, 2009,
Wanda-Maria said… - Hi Aurelie
, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2010, for you and your family, hugz, Wanda
- At 5:19 on September 8, 2009, Carol-Anne said…
- Hi Aurélie. Thank you for the information. It doesn't matter where you leave your reply, in fact it is a good idea to leave it under your picture. When others view the picture and read the question, the answer will be there for them to see as well. Most of us are new to this kind of networking when we first join but you soon get the hang of it. There are no hard and fast rules about where you ask questions or leave answers but generally, if a question is asked in a forum or on a picture, I'll give my answer there but may go to the page of the person asking as well so they know I have responded. I answered Anne on her page because I was not 100% certain about the answer and did not want to be misleading.
- At 8:56 on September 7, 2009,
Paul Phillip Evans said… - Bonjour Aurélie, Thanks for the friend invite.
Paul :)
- At 16:01 on August 26, 2009,
Gaye Elder said… - Hi again, Aurelie, I found the shop website, which I love, and have placed an order. I look forward to recieving my sequins and hope I'll eventually be able to make something as lovely as your work.
- At 10:32 on August 26, 2009, Gaye Elder said…
- Aurelie, Thank you so much for the information. I am hoping to do some small purses with elegant materials and I am excited about French sequins. Gaye
- At 14:52 on August 24, 2009, Carol-Anne said…
- I've been very tempted to learn tambour embroidery. Seeing your Luneville only tempts me more.
- At 9:31 on August 23, 2009, Paul Phillip Evans said…
- Merci Aurélie!
Paul :)
- At 8:59 on August 13, 2009, Paul Phillip Evans said…
- Hi Aurélie, yes it is Luneville embroidery I learned chez Lesage. I´m happy you like it!
Paul :)
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