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sewing basket
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Started this discussion. Last reply by sharonb Jul 27.
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Beautiful!
I have never seen any - and I like the trays that are in the top of these baskets. They are very handy
I am planning to make a sewing basket like the one on the picture.
Does anyone know if there is a description on "how to do it" on the internet?
You could choose the project that takes the least time to finish.
Try to stitch each day just a little bit. One piece of thread or one leaf or part of leaf or a line. In any way a measured amount of stitching. Then you feel satisfied you have reac...
You are right, it was in Inspirations.
I enjoyed stitching it. Beside the blackwork, which was new to me, there is gold and copper to couch.
What an interesting discussion. I use a hoop or frame for almost everything. I find it keeps the fabric in shape and the work centred. As I taught myself I just do what suits me and the hoop seems to be the way to go.
This is beautiful! I think I have seen it or something similar before. Was it from Inspirations magazine?
Tanja this is just beautiful! I feel like I have seen the design before - was it is Inspirations magazine
Thank you all for your nice comments.
They are very encouraging.
Very well done!
This group discusses the embroidery of the 16th and 17thC. There is a seperate group for stumpwork.
I use a hoop when the cloth needs the tension for stitch control. There are just some stitches that will not work or look good with out the hoop. If I am doing ordinary cross stitch then I don't usually use a hoop. The cross st. does not pull the ...
Beautiful!
Ooooh. Pretty!
It's a beauty!
Lovely blackwork butterfly. Very pretty.
loverly
very good
Yes, I would back the silk - probably with calico. It would probably still shift a bit in the Qsnap frame but It's useful for starting and finishing the threads plus hiding any little ends and especially stumpwork wires.
I would never use a hoop for stem stitch, cross stitch, shisha etc. unless I found a hoop essential for other stitches in the design ie. knots, needleweaving, other raised stitches and didn't want to keep removing it. I enjoy the in out rhythm of ...
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- What aspect of textiles are you interested in?
- hand embroidery and quilting
- Where did you learn your textle skills?
- self-taught and from books
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- At 5:38am on July 1, 2009,
Ann Flowers said…
- WOW, your work is so good. I really like your black butterfly, it is stunning:) Your crazy quilt cat is so cute. what a clever idea!!
- At 11:24am on April 29, 2009,
Rosemary said… - I've been using the ugly buttons and plastic rings and beads that seem to have accumulated in my button jar. Time is always a problem!
- At 1:52pm on April 28, 2009,
Rosemary said…
- Thank you! It was on my to do list for a long time, since I saw this:
http://www.embroiderersguild.com/stitch/projects/encrustingcalico/index.html
It's very free, so much fun.
- At 9:02pm on April 21, 2009,
Elizabeth said… - Hi! Do you have more private way to communicate re book swap?=) I'd appreciate your being a bit more specific about how much you want to swap the book for (you wouldn't expect full price, even in these circumstances) and also what types of things you're interested in. My giving you a list of what I have to swap would be very time consuming, I fear!=(
Liefs, E=)
- At 10:42pm on April 3, 2009,
Heloisa Emilia Bonfim said… - Hi, Marjolein, thanks for you nice comments. The "Pato" is all billions.
- At 3:05am on April 2, 2009,
Paul Phillip Evans said…
- Hello Marjolein, Thanks for your comment. Yes, I design all my works. I´m glad you like it.
Paul :)
- At 1:11am on March 20, 2009,
D. Paula Banerji said…
- Sorry about that, Marjolein, and thanks for the website.
- At 12:26pm on March 19, 2009,
D. Paula Banerji said…
- I would like to read your blog, Marg to see the pulled thread piece Lorelei is speaking so highly of. I couldn't find a link to your blog on stitching fingers.
- At 8:52pm on March 12, 2009,
Grace Lister said… - Marjolein. I will get back to you tomorrow as I am pushed for time today I will . send you the instructions if I can. Thank you for your e-mail address. I will be in touch. Grace
- At 9:19am on December 11, 2008,
Carol-Anne said…
- Hi Marjolein, welcome to Stitchin Fingers. What types of embroidery do you do?
There are lots of groups here that you may be interested in. You don't have to join any, but it's more fun if you do.
CA
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