"Hi Suzanne - It's at 8am Perth time - so 10am Qld time - according to my calculations
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Contest For a Best Photo Forward Webinar Ticket
Started this discussion. Last reply by Melissa Shanhun Mar 20, 2012. 44 Replies 0 Likes
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Suzanne Campbell replied to JenFW's discussion Contest For a Best Photo Forward Webinar Ticket"That would be 3pm on Wednesday March 21 in Queensland, Australia, right? Or have I converted the wrong time? I've recently got a digital camera (whoopee!) but have no idea how to upload photos. My…"
JenFW replied to JenFW's discussion Contest For a Best Photo Forward Webinar Ticket"The Random Number Generator has been consulted, and the winner identified and announced. Congratulations!
Thanks, Everyone, for participating and sharing your biggest embroidery photo problems.
Cheers!
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Thank you for all of the wonderful comments about your biggest photo problems. Melissa and I (okay, mostly Melissa...) will address many of them during the Best Photo Forward: Refining Photos of Fine Embroidery with Photoshop Elements…See More
D. Paula Banerji replied to JenFW's discussion Contest For a Best Photo Forward Webinar Ticket"I find it a real challenge to get the right colours....whether in artificial light or sunlight."
JulieCastle replied to JenFW's discussion Contest For a Best Photo Forward Webinar Ticket"My greatest problem is having the "shine" from iridescent and metallic threads show true. I suppose that would fall into other comments regarding true color. "
LUCIA MARIA DE OLIVEIRA VALETON replied to JenFW's discussion Contest For a Best Photo Forward Webinar Ticket"How capturing details of my work?"
Lin Taylor replied to JenFW's discussion Contest For a Best Photo Forward Webinar Ticket"My biggest problems is shiny things, like beads, metalick or silk fabrics. The shine either gets in the way or it doesn't show depth and dimension."
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- What textiles are you interested in?
- Just about all of them.
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- My mother made clothes for herself, my sister, and me, and I, in turn, made clothes for my Barbies. I received gifts of needlework kits as a child and took up cross stitching after college. I learn from books, classes, and experimentation these days.
- 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.
- To date, my embroidery has been fairly controlled. I long to let loose and create wild, interesting things. I get a lot of inspiration and motivation from this group.
- Website:
- http://www.funkandweber.com
- Second Website or blog
- http://StitchingforLiteracy.com
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