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A group to discuss all facets of design
A group to discuss all facets of design
A group to discuss all facets of design
This group seems to be very quite, i would like to say HI to everyone, I used to be frightened of design till a few years ago and now i really enjoy the art aspectof it. Love Chris
did anyone else from Australia happen to notice the drawn thread runner that was photographed in the Weekend Australian magazine (3-4 Oct, from memory)? It was a prop for a cake photo in David herbert's article. He does the recipes each week and I o…
A group to discuss all facets of design
Lorelei, I too find this fascinating. At the moment I am trying to work out the changes from drawn thread corners to Tenneriffe Lace, to Nanduti Lace and Sol lace. A perfect example how an embroidery style has been taken from one country to another,…
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- What aspect of textiles are you interested in?
- Almost aspects - Weaving; Embroidery; Surface Design; etc. etc.
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- At 9:10am on November 30, 2009,
Lorelei Terry Halley said…
- Marg
Only today did I discover your pulled thread/drawn thread group on flickr. The small amount of activity is discouraging, but it seems to be a product of the very very few people who are exploring those styles. Especially pulled thread. We've had a better response on stitchinfingers. The software makes participation, uploading photos and holding discussions so much easier.
- At 6:34pm on September 30, 2009,
Lorelei Terry Halley said…
- Marg
I just checked you blog and found your little strip of Hardanger fillings #1225 -- there are a few that I've never seen before. Very interesting. I'll have to try those. The large piece you are working on is also interesting.
- At 5:39pm on April 28, 2009,
Lorelei Terry Halley said…
- Marg
And I will certainly post a link to your blog also.
- At 5:38pm on April 28, 2009,
Lorelei Terry Halley said…
- Marg
thank you for giving me permission to copy and post some of your photos on my website. I will use your name, Margaret Bartlett, as you request, to give credit. The photos I'm thinking of are mostly the TIF small pieces you did last year where you used scattered pulled thread as background for your freeform stitcheries. It isn't just the pulled thread work in the background that interests me about your work, but the way there's an interplay between the surface stitching, which has the primary design focus, and the scattered background. It's something that never occurred to me to do. But I like it. I want people to see how many different ways there are to use the pulled technique and its stitches. When something stays the same for too long, people stop seeing it. Also your recent experiments with drawn thread are really very innovative. I'd like to use those also.
When I have the website up I'll let you know, so you can go and look.
- At 6:47pm on April 25, 2009,
Lorelei Terry Halley said…
- Marg
I've said before how much I enjoy seeing your work. I'm making progress on setting up my website and have started with the pulled thread pages. Several of the pieces you made last year, I think as part of the TIFC, show types of designs that I've never used myself. I would like to post them on my website as marvelous examples of one way of organizing a design. I am asking your permission to copy the photos and post them on my website. At the very least I will post a link to your blog, but I would really like to have them immediately on hand for my visitors to view. I would attach to them whatever form of your name that you specify I should use. I won't do anything, except post the link, unless I have your permission. I'm not out to steal photos or credit. I just want to make the information parts of my website to be the very best they can be. And your work would be a valuable addition.
It will still be several months before I'm actually ready to publish it. There is still a lot of work to do.
Please think about it and let me know what you decide.
Lorelei Halley
- At 2:38am on April 3, 2009,
WANDA-MARIA said… - Hi Marg, thanks foor your comment!!!
- At 11:39am on March 30, 2009,
WANDA-MARIA said…
Hallo MargB, Happy Easter !!!
- At 6:23pm on March 25, 2009,
Lorelei Terry Halley said…
- Marg
I have never heard of any of the 3 people you mentioned in your note to me -- that is the level of my ignorance of the embroidery world at large. But I do find your work very stimulating and provocative of ideas. The little drawn thread piece that you seem not to like so much looks very interesting to me. I think it is the combination of the regular predictable drawn thread part juxtaposed to the free unplanned buttonhole circles and knots, and the curved random lines of the outside. Geometry is interesting if it is very complex. Failing that complexity, softening it with some flowing random stuff or plantforms brings it to life. That's what I'm trying to do: find the right balance of regular and irregular. Your solutions are stimulating.
- At 11:35pm on March 9, 2009,
Gina E. said… - Hi Marg, gosh you're going to be busy!! I have just noticed that Jane has asked you to do a biscornu exchange with her - I wonder if she got tired of waiting for me to organise the Cross Stitchin Fingers swap?! It would have been funny if I'd paired her up with you on that, but I didn't. I've paired you up with me - hope you don't mind? I might take a while, as I've never made one, so I might even be asking for your advice before I start!!
If you email me direct with your postal address, I'll reply with mine.
Gina
gandkwil@hotmail.com
- At 9:29am on March 8, 2009,
D. Paula Banerji said…
- Thanks, Marg for your kind words.
Paula
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