"I only have 1 suggestion wrap your embrodery hoop with soft fabric. My insturctur had me wrap mine with gauge for injury- get at drug store. then use needle for silk (very fine)"
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Julia Hale
- Female
- Newnan, GA
- United States
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Latest Activity
Julia Hale posted a status"life is settleing down some this week and I will be doing some needlework. I also will finish putting the binding on a quilt. So Happy"
Julia Hale commented on Laura Krasinski's group Quilter's Anonymous"I have finially finished a Quilt! It has only taken me 1 1/2 years. The pictures are done in backstitch needle work. Then pieced and Flying Geese! I quilted it on my normal machine. "
Julia Hale posted a status"I have been working on this quilt for a long time and enjoyed it so much. I can not write the title because to many words.;-)"
Julia Hale left a comment for Hobby Sewer"Welcome to our group Please share what Bargello you are stitching on.."
Julia Hale commented on Cheryl's group Needlepoint Group"Angela, Welcome to our group! You will enjoy Needlepoint there are so many different thread/fibers we use now. The stitches are so fun to expermint with as well. Go for it and enjoy! Julia"
Profile Information
- What textiles are you interested in?
- I love of all fabrics and threads using them in all kinds of ways and mediums. Wools and wool felting, needlepoint, quilting, collage and playing with fibers.
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- Ha-ha guess you can say just doing it and attending some classes off and on. I am more self taught or experimenting.
- 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.
- I have been sewing all my life. I made all the clothes for me and my 3 daughters including wedding dresses and formals. Then 3 Granddaughters came and I have enjoyed sewing for them now teaching them to sew. I joined EGA & ANG and learned that there were so many more things out there in the textile world and I have enjoyed every moment since. I do most things in my own way. That is the reason for the name of my blog "Just My Way". My next challenge is going to be dying.
- Blog:
- http://Just My Way
- Website:
- http://julia-justmyway.blogspot.com/
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Comment Wall (10 comments)
- At 18:35 on February 6, 2013,
Judith Jones said… All I know is that your work is beautiful! So maybe it's a bit of a struggle today, but I have a feeling that we'll all enjoy the fruits of your labors!
all the best -
- At 14:35 on February 6, 2013,
Catherine Kyngdon said…
Thank you very much for adding me as a friend, Julia.
- At 2:45 on October 27, 2012,
Margaret said… Julia you commented on my hardanger and asked how it is used on the bed, well it goes along the bottom of the bed just for show and sometimes I put it vertically up the bed, at night time it goes on a chair with the cushions, thanks for your comment.
- At 5:39 on September 12, 2011,
Algecira Castro said… - Olá Julia! Seus trabalhos são muito belos. Adorei. Abraços, ALgecira
- At 12:37 on December 27, 2010,
Carol-Anne said… - Hi Julia, Jeanne's Phase 6 is one of two designs taught at phase 6 on the JEC Japanese Embroidery course. The design is called 'Loving Couple'. It is beautiful and wonderful to stitch even though some parts are a little challenging. I finished my Loving Couple about a month ago. I have not had them framed yet but can't wait to have them done so I can hang them on the wall and enjoy them every day. :-)
- At 4:03 on September 4, 2010,
Barbara/Hopscotch said… - Welcome to stitchin fingers, Julia.
You are bound to enjoy it here!
Happy Stitching!
Barbara
- At 15:29 on August 20, 2010, Carol-Anne said…
- Hi Julia, no I don't have any Rozashi supplies. I had never heard of it until a few weeks ago. I am learning Japanese Embroidery through an accredited tutor of the Japanese Embroidery Centre in Atlanta but it is a different technique, I think, to Rozashi. Non-the-less, I am interested in all things Japanese and everything to do with embroidery.
- At 8:54 on August 20, 2010, Carol-Anne said…
- Hi Julia, I was just reading through some posts on the "Introduce yourself" thread and saw that you have done some Rozashi. I only recently found out about this technique, although I have been learning Japanese embroidery for about 5 years. I put a comment in the Japanese Embroidery group to ask if anyone knew anything about the technique used on this obi and was told that it is Rozashi.
- At 10:28 on August 11, 2010,
Linda Aston McKeen said… - Hi Julia, thank you for looking at my photos and for your lovely comments about my work. I love your colourful quilt too..... it would look great on my bed ;0) Linda.
- At 0:25 on August 1, 2010,
Sue Noble said… - Hi Julia welcome to stitchin fingers enjoy chatting with all the members and I look forward to chatting to you.
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