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Mengar Thomas replied to Lynne's discussion Does anyone have any back issues of Stitch magazine? in the group books and magazines"I absolutely LOVE this magazine, and a while ago I purchased quite a few magazines in a bundle on ebay just to get one very early issue! I've been meaning for ages to sell the rest, perhaps on ebay, but if genuine lovers of embroidery books and…"
FlowerLady commented on Lynne's photo
seam 001
"I've never tried this stitch before, and to me right this minute, it looks rather intimidating."
Kimberly Servello commented on Lynne's photo
whole mermaid bra
"Wonderfully creative! Do you know the folk story of Melusine? If not, you can read about her on wikipedia, or elsewhere. The scene where her husband peeks at her while she's bathing has often been used in the art world."
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- needle felting, surface embroidery, design, crazy quilting
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Road to California 09
Posted on January 20, 2009 at 14:01 0 Comments 0 Likes
I've posted a few pix of some wonderful quilts from the Road to California Quilt Show '09, in Ontario California. Check out my blog at http://purple-fan.blogspot.com. Wish I had time to have taken more!
~Lin Moon
~Lin Moon
Comment Wall (18 comments)
- At 13:27 on December 28, 2010,
Jennie said… - Lynne i love anything to do with the sea x
- At 16:06 on March 8, 2010,
Art4Sol said… - Thanks for your recent visit and comments on my doll. I use hand dyed wool for the most part. I sometimes dye my own using Cushing's fabric dye but a lot of time I'll use fabric which others have dyed. I have made many hand hooked rugs over the years and so I have quite a stash of fabric....you know how that is I'm sure!
- At 8:35 on August 3, 2009,
cheryl smith said…
- I'm guessing that you are looking for either cotton interlock or cotton jersey in a knit. I have used both. Jersey is probably more popular. If it's white you can stain it with coffee or tea. If it comesw out too "beige" you might want to add some fruity herbal teas! Hope this helps
- At 23:05 on April 19, 2009, Art4Sol said…
- Thanks so much. I've been really enjoying hand work this past year....now it seems I can't stop. I keep getting more and more ideas....especially being surrounded by so many artists!
- At 12:20 on April 16, 2009,
Pallavi said… - Hi Lynne
you make very interesting pieces, your Magpie impressed me the most
regards
Pallavi
- At 21:22 on April 14, 2009, Art4Sol said…
- Thank you! She was fun to make.
- At 14:28 on February 11, 2009,
Jules Woolford said… - Hi Lynne,
Thank you so much for taking the time so have a look at my pictures, I'm really fond of the Kingfisher too, he came out quite well! I also really liked your postcard of "Me on a needle", really imaginative and beautiful colours! I enjoyed your blog and will add it to my bloglist!
Jules x
- At 9:47 on February 10, 2009,
anusha krishnamurthy said… - hi lynne, its is like gold work, in india we call it zardosi ,i use thick cotton thread for padding, will post a picture with just the thread ,,
- At 23:57 on January 22, 2009,
Lorelei Halley said… - Lynne
Four of the photos I have posted on my page are bobbin laces: nl1, f4, r12 and r27. They are all pieces I have designed and made. I've been making bobbin lace since about 1980, but I enjoy embroidery, too. In fact I started pulled thread embroidery long before I ever found a bobbin lace teacher. Once I began doing bobbin lace everything else fell by the wayside: knitting, crochet also. But now I've been doing some embroidery for the last 4 years. Truly I enjoy both.
Lorelei
- At 22:03 on January 22, 2009,
merrilyn said… - Thankyou
I have most hung up on walls most are framed and a couple are waiting to be framed
I have given some away as gifts
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