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Megan, I got a similar message on a blog that I used to follow. I was able to contact the blog owner and request an invite. She told me that because she had not posted to her blog for some time she was given the option to either discontinue the bl...
MaMercerie is a blog all about Yubinuki. Cloe also makes larger rings for napkins and turns her thimbles into pincushions.
Cloe has already done a post on how to make the timbles and has promised a further tutorial on creating the pattern.
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- What aspect of textiles are you interested in?
- Hand Embroidery, mainly surface embroidery and especially Japanese Embroidery
- Where did you learn your textle skills?
- Self taught in most aspects of embroidery but learning Japanese Embroidery at an annual residential course in Bournemouth
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- At 11:01am on November 22, 2009,
Christine Davey said…
- I have just ordered a large book, Retrospective of Donald Hamilton Fraser. I had never seen his work....so thank you for introducing me !! I can see why you say my female is of a similar technique. Im honoured !
- At 8:56pm on November 21, 2009,
Sue Noble said…
- Hi Going to try on the side of my work and then see what I think, Stitching tomorrow as out all day today Happy Stitching :-)
- At 8:29am on November 21, 2009,
Kay Stanis said…
- You are right. The sign in page would not recognize my password and when I tried to retrieve it, the protocol required I answer like a newbee.
Confused.
- At 9:49pm on November 20, 2009,
Christine Davey said…
- Many thanks for your kind comments. I didn 't I know I was capable !! Just had a go after seeing an exhibition in New Brunswick, Canada. Cannot take all the credi t as I borrowed the idea from the originals which I loved so much. It was on my birthday also and so I was in seventh heaven. Also another exhibition at the same time of portaits...very loosely painted. Fabulous !
- At 5:05pm on November 20, 2009,
Sue Noble said…
- Morning its not a race and reverse stitching takes time, I am thinking of taking my poppy out and stitch in blue thread :-) sometimes too many choices happy stitching,
- At 8:30pm on November 17, 2009,
Sandy Vass said… - Hi Carol-Anne
Thankyou so much for your positive comments. This is my first piece so it is a bit of a path of discovery. I thought I might find it boring but it is fact just the opposite. I am really enjoying it! It is great to get constructive ffedback from someone who is very experienced and extremely capable in gold couching. I look forward to any other feedback on my progress.
The cornflowers are my own design as well.
Sandy
- At 12:50am on November 16, 2009,
Judi Anderson said… - Good Morning
I finished my first thimble last night. I think I will do another today. It was fun to watch the pattern appear.
I posted a picture (somewhere).
Thanks for the help.
Judi
- At 3:28am on November 15, 2009,
Jeanne Chandler said… - Thanks, Carol-Anne, it was a more difficult surgery than anticipated but he's making great progress. For Phase IX I'm doing Konbuin-no-fukusa, the Sake Box. Haven't decided whether to do the full design or the smaller one with the ladle. I'll need to finish it by September, starting in January, so I may go with the smaller one just for safety!
By the way, my teacher, Tonie Evans, helped with the design for Conception and she has her piece frame and it's gorgeous!
Jeanne
- At 12:53am on November 15, 2009,
Judi Anderson said…
- Good Morning
You are right - it is confusing to find your way around the group.. I will keep trying..
Thanks.
Judi
- At 3:01am on November 14, 2009,
Patricia Manton said… - I am delighted to join the Japanese embroidery gruop. I am working on Conception at the moment. When I first saw it I thought it looked relatively simple but I have changed my mind. To look its best every stitch ha s to be at exactly the right angle. I have lost count how often I have had ti reverse stitch.
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