Diane
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Interested in Bargello?

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Chicken Scratch or Amish Lace Embroidery

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100 Details in 100 Days: Re-visited?

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What aspect of textiles are you interested in?
Crazy quilting, beading, silk ribbon embroidery
Where did you learn your textle skills?
I've always enjoyed embroidery and sewing, and most I have learned in Canada.
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http://DianesDecoratingDiary.blogspot.com

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Diane

http://dianesdecoratingdiary.blogspot.com

This is the address of my blog.

Posted on June 4, 2008 at 2:30pm —

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At 8:12am on July 15, 2008, Susan Elliott said…
Diane, it's listed on your stitchin members page where I am right now typing this comment. It's right above all these comments...see it?
At 9:39pm on July 14, 2008, Susan Elliott said…
FYI...the link to your blog should read "blogspot" not "blogpost" I just tried to use it and discovered the typo...have a beautiful day, Susan
At 9:35pm on July 14, 2008, Susan Elliott said…
Hey Diane! I just want to let you know I think you're doing a fabulous job on the details! I can't wait to see your block. I'm trying to finish my Tea Therapy pillow so many of the details don't work for right now...I'm saving them for the future and hope to get some stitched when this project is over! Just wanted you to know I really appreciate your beautiful work!
At 2:40am on July 3, 2008, Sherry said…
Hi Diane, You are so right about the dusting and all other housework ... sometimes stitching must be the priority, although right now for me it is gardening in the day and stitching in the evening if I'm not too tired. If you are interested in the doll project I'd look at Pat Winter's website http://www.comfortdolls.blogspot.com/
you will find lots of links to simple dolls one of the easiest is the Dotee Doll and you can see some of those in this groups photos. Good luck! it's a great project and the little dolls are addictive. Sherry
At 3:40am on June 28, 2008, Sherry said…
Hi Diane,
I enjoyed checking out your blog. I've been following your progress on the 100 details. Your cakes and stitching are impressive and lovely. I'm a fellow Canadian from the Vancouver area, though now live in the USA. Love that there people here from all over the world. How amazing. Sherry
At 10:09am on June 5, 2008, Helen said…
Well the cakes look yummy and so does your CQ work. All of these fibers are so addicting.
At 7:52am on June 4, 2008, Helen said…
Hi Diane,
I checked out your blog and your stitching is exquisite. I also loved all the super looking cakes on there too. Know I want to bake a cake, silly me, but oh well.
At 5:16pm on June 3, 2008, maria vialle said…
Hi Diane,
I have been trying to find a place to write to you as I loved the comment you left on my blog. The thread you liked is hand dyed silk (2/20) by Ken Smith. He calls them silkies and the one you like is black opal. They are available from the Thread Studio.
 
 

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