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- What textiles are you interested in?
- embroidery, stumpwork, crazy quilts, embellished quilts
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- school, family and self taught
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- A stitch a day for peace of mind!
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- At 2:02 on May 17, 2013, Faye C said…
Queenie ,thats mulberry bark,(bleached).I got some this week and that was my first play with it.Its lovely fibrous stuff .You can colour it with paints,inks and is used by mixed media artists and freeform embroiderists .
- At 4:31 on May 6, 2013,
Yolande said… Hello Queenie, tiny stitches and an indredible amount of time, is what you need to do this. But it is worth it!
- At 1:44 on April 27, 2013,
Barbara/Hopscotch said… Oh, Queenie! You made me laugh with your scroll 'writing', my handwriting is not much better :D
Perfect stitch for the job!
Barbara
- At 20:25 on April 7, 2013,
Bettina said… Hi Queenie! Thanks for your nice comments on my first work. Of course your work is stunning! Thank you for telling me what you were using, it looks perfect for a stitch sampler. I love Sharon's class and she is an amazing teacher. I have taken on-line classes before and I have never been given such feedback and instruction. I hope you have a great day! Bettina
- At 10:17 on March 3, 2013,
Bernadette said… I am so humbled that you took the time to make such a kind comment. Your work is just beautiful and it gives me pause to see all the magnificent artwork in this generous and kind community.
- At 3:18 on March 1, 2013,
Claire Cousins said… Hi Queenie
Many thanks for all your lovely comments on my flower border. They are very much appreciated. Your work is so beautifully neat.
Happy stitiching
Claire
- At 1:27 on February 26, 2013,
Jessica Grimm said… Hi Queenie,
Yes, I am looking forward to Sharon's class! I am sure that there will be a lot to learn. And I am also curious how you run an online class. It is a marvelous idea that we attend the same class as 50+ others around the world! Looking at your pictures; I noticed the very colourful bird. It must have taken you a long time to stitch. It looks so vibrant; well done!
Have a nice day, Jessica
- At 1:25 on February 25, 2013, Jessica Grimm said…
Dear Queenie,
Thank you very much for your nice comments on my daffodil egg warmer! I will continue stitching on my Elizabethan inspired piece today. Hopefully, you will be able to see pictures of it later today!
Happy stitching, Jessica
- At 1:16 on February 25, 2013, Jessica Grimm said…
Dear Queenie,
Thank you so much for your nice comments on my Schwalm bird. Until the end of March I'll teach a class with this design. I understand that you live a little too far away to be able to attend :). Therefor, I will write up english instructions on how to execute the bird and publish them in early April on this site.
Best wishes,
Jessica
- At 4:02 on February 19, 2013,
Salmah Salim said… Queenie, it took me 10 days of 3-4 solid working hours to complete. Kind regards, Salmah.
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