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Kimberly Boldt
- 52, Female
- The Dalles, Oregon
- United States
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Gorgeous!!!
this is so wonderful--I just love it.
What a piece! I have never done anything this extravagant myself, but after seeing this I just might! Absolutely gorgeous and I don't recall ever seeing beads used like this before.
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 10:04am on August 19, 2009,
Melinda Medeiros said…
- Hi Kimberly, your needlework is wonderful. I really enjoyed seeing your hardangar and crazy quilts. Thanks for sharing your lovely handwork.
- At 10:47am on June 27, 2009,
Jo in NZ said… - Thanks for your compliments on my work Kimberly. Your needlework is lovely too.
- At 6:21am on June 27, 2009,
Rengin Yazitas said… - Hi Kimberly,
Thanks so much for your lovely words about my work. Please visit my blog when you have time:)) Happy stitching,
Rengin
http://renginscolors.blogspot.com/
- At 11:30am on April 29, 2009,
Jeanne Theunissen said… - I hope you post pictures when you're finished. I'd love to see it! I've been hoarding Hardanger books of all sorts lately, and hanging out at eBay a lot to see what I can find. I've managed to find a lot of the old Award Winning Designs books online that way, and finding other sites that sell Hardanger books.
- At 10:09am on April 28, 2009,
Jeanne Theunissen said…
- Did you try copy/pasting it in the address bar? Anyway, as soon as I saw that picture, I recognised it right away. I tried to email the person, but it came back as undeliverable. :-(
- At 12:36pm on April 27, 2009,
Jeanne Theunissen said…
- Hi Kimberly!
When I first signed in to this group, yours was the first thumbnail I rolled across, and I immediately recognised your name from the tablecloth you did for the 1998 Award Winning Designs book. I've admired that pattern for some time now, but don't know that I would ever get around to actually stitching it. I have so many other things already planned! Anyway, I just ran across your tablecloth again a few weeks ago; someone else had stitched it and posted a picture of it on their website. Here it is, if you'd like to take a look:
http://home.southcom.com.au/~cmbrown/Assets/Hardanger/pages/Table%20Cloth.htm
- At 1:32pm on December 2, 2008,
MichelleMermaid said… - HI Kimberly!
You know, of all the ornaments I've made this year those green plaid ones have gotten the most favorable responses from friends. I really like the way they turned out and plan to make some more. My mom has a couple on order!
- At 5:15am on December 1, 2008,
MichelleMermaid said…
- Hi Kimberly!
I received your lovely card yesterday, thanks so much! And, you are very welcome for the ornament. I had a lot of fun making them. By the way, which one did you get? I made three fans and am curious to know which one your received.
Take care and Merry Christmas!
Dakotah
- At 10:40am on June 30, 2008,
Pam Kellogg said… - Hi Kimberly, thanks for the lovely compliment on my stitching! To do my borders, I use a product called Waste Canvas and my own charted borders from my book. I don't know if I'm allowed to mention it here so I'll just say that you can find my book in the sidebar on my blog. http://www.kittyandme.com/
Thanks again for your compliments!
Pam
- At 4:59am on June 19, 2008,
Vera said… - Hi, Kimberly! I can't believe that, to imagine to take my needlework in the church is here unthinkable ;-)) , but amusing.
I think we are looking forward to see your creations.
And congratulation that Nordic Needle has published them.
My design is really without cross stitch, but I created small patches with Swarowsky rhinestones and pearls for applying on a jeans, bag or something else for a magazine here in Switzerland.
I want to motivate the young stitchers. Here in Europe and special here in Switzerland no one is stitching.
Maybe I can help to do a little step for the future.
Happy stitching
Vera
Profile Information
- What aspect of textiles are you interested in?
- Counted thread embroidery (mostly cross stitch, decorative stitches and hardanger), crazy quilting, sane quilting. I enjoy designing my own pieces rather than following a pattern, and prefer traditional vs. contemporary.
- Where did you learn your textle skills?
- Self-taught. My mother, a phenomenal knitter, always encouraged me to have handwork.
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