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What aspect of textiles are you interested in?: Embroidery, all types, especially stumpwork, and now weaving

Where did you learn your textle skills?: From my mother at first, then my grandmother who was a seamstress, then from books and kits and a few classes more recently.

At 4:54am on April 17, 2009, Pallavi said…: Hi Margaret
your blog is inspiring and interesting, loved your work
regards
Pallavi

At 3:11pm on March 1, 2009, AnnaWarren said…: I love the flowers in your user pic. Also the altered tins on your blog looked really nice.

At 8:00am on July 14, 2008, Carol-Anne said…: Thanks for the book recommendations, Margaret and the advice. I am very tempted to give it a try. My to do is very long and the moment, so many things to try, so little time :(

At 6:21am on July 13, 2008, Carol-Anne said…: ps. the checked lilies look like a UK wild flower called fritillaries.

At 6:19am on July 13, 2008, Carol-Anne said…: Well then Margaret, I am doubly impressed if slightly disappointed, I hoped I could buy a book that would guide me to do something similar. Wonderful stitching, well done.

At 10:25pm on July 12, 2008, Carol-Anne said…: Hi Margaret, I really like your avatar. I'm assuming that it is you own work, very impressive. May I ask if instructions for these flowers can be found in a book or a kit?

CA

At 4:30am on June 6, 2008, Keith said…: Dear Margaret, Thank you SO much for the information about connecting with education possibilities. I am sorry that I did not get into embroidery when I was living in Richmond for the last 10 years! I am now in Va Beach.
Again, I really do appreciate your thorough response.
All the Best and Thanks,
Keith Nesbitt

At 2:17am on June 6, 2008, Keith said…: Hi Margaret, I was looking up folks who might be in Virginia. I am in Virginia Beach. I was wondering if anyone out there knew of embroidery classes in the Tidewater area.
Cheers,
Keith Nesbitt, Virginia Beach, VA

At 11:48am on June 4, 2008, Elmsley Rose said…: Hi Margaret,
I haven't finished doing my profile page yet, but I searched for "historical" amongst the Introductions, and found you! And found that you liked Stumpwork too.

My blog is http://elmsleyrose.blogspot.com/

I've sent a friend request to you, hoping that is ok. I see that we already have several friends in common - some of which I recognise their icons because they've used images of their work, but haven't gotten to friending yet! This is all so new, and woomph! All this information, and familiar faces from everywhere!

best,
Megan

At 1:16am on June 3, 2008, Anne Gailhbaud said…: Hi, Margaret, I am here and can answer to your mail:
-. I feel like my embroidery and weaving are a neverending journey .
**It's the good and right definition.
-so I studied your garden pieces.
3-D garden based on the Owen Davis book.
-- Yes, it's the man who embroideres and initiates the embroidered gardens in 3D! Right!!I But, I have not followed his workshop ; so I have read his book, and after........waited and doing mine with my own technics and patterns.
Life is like this: finding our own ways......