"I would love to learn how to take closeups of embroidery work that are not fuzzy. This from someone who is basically electronically challenged. Hubby would love not to have to be called on EVERY time I'm sure. …"
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Joyce D. Reed replied to Sherri Goodman's discussion Favorite Silk Ribbon Embroidery resources in the group Silk Ribbon Embroidery"Your English is almost as good as mine and I'm from the US! I'll have to look up Ann Cox.
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Joyce D. Reed replied to Sherri Goodman's discussion Favorite Silk Ribbon Embroidery resources in the group Silk Ribbon Embroidery"Di's books and dvd's are great, as are her online tutorials. Wondeful eye candy.
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Silk Ribbon Embroidery
If you love Silk Ribbon Embroidery (SRE) and want to share tips, advice, what have done, learnt and resources online this group is for you.See More
Joyce D. Reed replied to Sarah J's discussion What do you do with your finished work?"Wish I just had a drawer of UFO's!! ;)"
Joyce D. Reed replied to Sarah J's discussion What do you do with your finished work?"I have lots of finished projects and many more started but unfinished quilty projects. I would never throw them away if I have more than an hour or two or a dollar two invested in them - and none fit that category at this point. If I don't like…"
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- What textiles are you interested in?
- all - mostly 100% cotton and fancies for CQ
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- A little in home ec eons ago and then self taught or from local guild teachers and national teachers.
- 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.
- Just beginning to really get into CQ and learning SRE after quilting for 10 yrs. 2 grown children and a wonderful husband who supports my addictions to quilting, reading, bridge, and genealogy.
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