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Montano class in Wichita
Replied Oct. 26, 2008
Sewing Machine recommendation?
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Greater Chicago Quilt Exposition
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This group is for those who are interested in stitching on needlepoint canvas including charted, freeform and painted canvas
I am sorry to made a correction. This is a continental stitch petit point/needlepoint not a basketweave. Doina
What a beautiful basketweave piece Doina. Her necklace almost looks like real turquoise!
I just added the "Romanian peasant girl" picture.The petitpoint received a First Place at the Maryland Fair 2009 - needlepoint.
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- What aspect of textiles are you interested in?
- Crazy quilting, hand embroidery, beading, needlepoint, quilting, applique
- Where did you learn your textle skills?
- Wisconsin USA
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Comment Wall (28 comments)
- At 2:31am on April 23, 2009,
Timaree Cheney said… - Love your style of page here. That T-shirt with the tabs is really cute.
Your blog isn't listed here to go to. Did you know you can link your blog here and it will (usually) show up on the left side of the page?
Your picture show is super too. You are a busy lady!
Timaree
- At 7:27pm on February 24, 2009,
Anne Gailhbaud said… - Thanks Cheryl. I love your quilts, your creations and crazy (ribbon embroideries) colored life!
- At 8:30am on February 24, 2009,
Carol-Anne said… - Oh Cheryl! I am really tempted to do Tony Minieri's kimono as well. I have to resist the temptation, at least for the time being. Currently I am do the pre for a Japanese Embroidery course next week (very exciting). The follow week I have a week long course for work (not nearly so exciting) and soon I will be starting Phase II of Japanese beading. I think that is enough for the time being.
You have some lovely work in your photo album.
- At 5:27am on November 11, 2008,
MichelleMermaid said… - Hey Cheryl! Yeah, I am so disorganized it's not funny. We should have set something up. Good news is Val IS putting together another retreat and JBM will be there! I was in the room when they were discussing it. :) Gonna be same time next year, in November.
What's Paducah?
- At 10:52am on November 10, 2008,
MichelleMermaid said…
- Hi Cheryl!
I looked for you in Betty Pillsbury's class Friday but no one seemed to know who I was looking for. I got too busy on Saturday to look for you. Sorry I missed you. How was your class? Mine with Judith Montano was very enjoyable. Still trying to finish what I started, though!
- At 10:36pm on September 26, 2008,
Nancy said… - Thanks for your comments about the traditional Japanese embroidery piece, 'Camellias'. It took me 5 years to complete as I worked and finished other pieces and would return to it from time to time. I prefer counted work so surface embroidery like this is quite challenging for me to stitch well. I enjoy Hardanger, blackwork, bargello, cross-stitch, canvas work and samplers, using the counted piece to relax at the end of a busy working day. I haven't tried any quilting yet. I love looking and admiring finished quilted pieces and attend quilting shows to admire the finished works.
- At 1:50pm on September 26, 2008,
Nancy said…
- Hi Cheryl! I love the photos of your work and your blog. It is nice to see Nova completed--it is really quite pretty--I have it, but have not yet started to stitch it. Too many other projects to finish first!
--Nancy
- At 3:59pm on September 22, 2008,
Maggie Robinson said… - cheryl..
Your work is awesome.... I have so enjoyed looking... thanks...
xoxo
((((hugs))))
Maggie
- At 7:01am on July 15, 2008,
Terry Dryden said… - Congratulations on completing Nova. Wow....it is beautiful! And thanks for your comments on my designs.
- At 10:58am on July 1, 2008,
Carol-Anne said…
- Hi Cheryl, thank you for your lovely comments on my wall. I enjoy many types of embroidery but since I began to learn 3 years ago, Japanese embroidery is my first love. The fan, Suehiro, was sheer joy to stitch and is a favourite of mine.
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