"Hi Mishar, Thank you for joining Cross Stitchin Fingers. I am posting a welcome message on the forum to you and our other new members, and we would be pleased if you would post a reply to introduce yourself!"
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Mishar
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Mishar commented on Lorelei Halley's group Pulled thread work and drawn thread work"I search on web in japanese.
Totsuka embroidery is that Ms. K Totsuka was the founder of embroidery for fifty years ago, and one of biggest embroidery group in Japan.
In those days, most embroidery classes in Japan taught traditional Japanese…"
Mishar commented on Lorelei Halley's group Pulled thread work and drawn thread work"I want to introduce anthor famous japanese stitcher, her neme is Ms. Ayako Otuka.
This is her website. She writes some of books about Schwalm and Hedebo, also I have these books. She tries these book to get easily techniques, so there are many…"
Mishar commented on Lorelei Halley's group Pulled thread work and drawn thread work"Hello Lorelei,
I have these Japanese books which you can find website. The author is a curator and a collector, and she is living in Danish. And she has a private museum about needleworks. This museum is located in Kyoto.
I have never visited this…"
Mishar replied to Marcy M's discussion Ukrainian Myreschka in the group Pulled thread work and drawn thread work"Acouple months ago, Ukrainian Myreschka book was published in Japan, but only…"
Mishar commented on Mishar's photo
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"I did same two works. One is the above, and another is that I used yellow thread. Changing color is wonderful."
Marcy M commented on Mishar's photoIMG 0661
"Thank you for posting all these wonderful photos. I like the way you have added colors to some of the pieces, this piece especially pleasing."
Marcy M commented on Mishar's photo
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"This is just lovely. I'm going to have to look into this technique. Thank you for posting this pic."
Profile Information
- What textiles are you interested in?
- Now, I am interested pulled thread, hedebo, Narversom. I love swedish design.
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- I learned cross stitch, pulled thread, Hedebo, Narversom, bobbin lace in Japan.
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Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 9:09 on February 26, 2010,
Gina E. said… - Hi Mishar, Thank you for joining Cross Stitchin Fingers. I am posting a welcome message on the forum to you and our other new members, and we would be pleased if you would post a reply to introduce yourself!
- At 3:01 on May 3, 2009,
Guzzisue said… - welcome to the lacemakers group
- At 17:34 on April 29, 2009,
Susan said… - Welcome to the group Mishar, your work is lovely. I enjoyed looking at your photos.
- At 23:44 on April 28, 2009,
Lorelei Halley said… - Mishar
Sometimes I use Bockens linen (I am using it on my current piece). But I have also used Klippans Vavlin, Fresia and Fawcett's (the latter company no longer exists). I also use cottons for my embroidery, preferably single strand indivisible threads such as DMC Coton a Broder, or pearl, or similar threads by Anchor & Mez. Sometimes I use good quality crochet cottons like DMC Cebelia or Cordonnet. I never used stranded embroidery floss for my pulled thread because it isn't strong enough, and I don't like it for Hardanger because it is too hard to control the separate threads. They don't stay together too well. I love the feel of linen and I like the slubbiness. I think the irregularities it creates add character to a piece.
- At 18:15 on April 28, 2009, Lorelei Halley said…
- Mishar
I went to your blog to look for photos of your work, but the images were so small I could not see any detail. I'm sorry I don't know Japanese, so I couldn't figure out how to get larger images. I would love to see pictures. It sounds as if your interests are exactly like mine.
Please join the pulled thread/drawn thread group in stitchinfingers. Look for "groups" on the top line of this page, find pulled thread/drawn thread. Joining is easy. I have been collecting photos from our other members. You might like to see.
Lorelei
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