"Thank you Rose!
Now I am doing another circular work..."
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Rosie Graham
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Sarah E. Jul 12, 2008. 4 Replies 0 Likes
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Rosie Graham commented on Liz in Kansas's group Cloth Dolls"Hello everyone, I have just put some new pictures up of the punch needle dolls i have been making. Would love to have your comments."
Rosie Graham left a comment for Judith"Judith, am scared to even write to you! So very sorry for not sending my bits to you. Was going to give you the surprise of your life and send my parcel this week, However, your letter with the address on has disappeared, Put it somewhere safe and…"
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- What textiles are you interested in?
- I have always loved textiles, and embroidery, but for the past twenty years or so I have been playing with paper. However my life changed dramatically in the past couple of years and my interests with it. I love making dolls, either sewn, or crocheted, and my imagination has run wild with making Dotee dolls.
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- My grandmother taught me to crochet, mum taught me to knit. I got my first sewing machine at 12 years of age. I loved the pillowcases my gran embroidered, the doilys and the table cloths. So from an early age I was surrounded by these things and wanting to make my own was natural part of growing up.
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Butterfly wings
Posted on August 3, 2008 at 14:00 0 Comments 0 Likes
I have been making a toothfairy. I found the pattern in an old magazine, but the pattern had come apart from the mag and I have no idea who's pattern it is. Maybe if someone recognises it they could let me know.
I have put felt inbetween the wings to give it some oomph, and intend to embroidery on them. Not sure how this is going to go, but here's hoping. Will post pics when it is finished.
I have put felt inbetween the wings to give it some oomph, and intend to embroidery on them. Not sure how this is going to go, but here's hoping. Will post pics when it is finished.
Comment Wall (34 comments)
- At 10:34 on April 21, 2009,
Heloisa Emilia Bonfim said… - Thank you Rose!
Now I am doing another circular work...
- At 10:59 on October 22, 2008,
Judith said… - Hi Rosie,hope you and all your family are well,we haven't seen much of you here recently.I'm still playing with all things textile,made an Elvis doll,and a pot plant,I had hoped to do something for the October Cloth Doll Challange but my sewing machine is grumbling and chewing up fabric !
My sister has just got an embellisher,I think it's high time I visited her,don't you? Very best wishes Judith.
- At 13:30 on August 29, 2008,
kupkake said… - Im not sure if my comment went through at your blog, but...OMG! Im drooling! Absolutely yummy! I want one! :)
- At 21:11 on August 28, 2008, kupkake said…
- Love your dotees! Would love to do a swap with you! :)
- At 8:08 on August 8, 2008,
Carol-Anne said… - Hi Rosie, the Dotees are so cute. I love you Ammonite Brooches, they look crocheted, do you mind me asking what thread you have used?
CA
- At 5:50 on August 8, 2008,
AngelSan said… - Hi Rosie,
to answer about the cat's muzzle... it's supposed to be a tube. fold and flatten onthe long side so it looks like the picture, and sew around. I admit it's a bit weird, but it gives the 3d effect I guess...
Hope this helps !
- At 19:46 on August 6, 2008,
charlotte nunn said… - Hiiiiiiii Rosie!! YOU are THE BEST!! Thank you soooooooo much for your delightful comments re: 'Sonda, 'Tebe and 'Rati!! They are, in fact, my English-Irish first cousin's daughters - their Mum is a gooooooooooorgeous woman - with one of those faces that should be painted in oils by some fabulous portrait artist- from Botswana. I must send them this photo - they'd laugh themselves silly!! I remember making them all dollies when they were little - I was just teaching myself how to craft stuff back then, so the dollies I made were really pretty crummy - but, those deeeeeeeeeeear little girls loved them to bits anyway!! Cheers! Charlotte
- At 14:10 on August 6, 2008,
jewel said… - Love your Dotees, Rosie. I've made my first one yesterday, but it is very plain. I'm going to do #2 today and add in a bit more pizzazz! Your pictures are very helpful.
- At 16:44 on August 4, 2008, Judith said…
- Hi Rosie, hope you don't mind but I've just listed a photo of the ATC I sent you,I know you put on your blog ,but as I have only just worked out how to put photos on the site I thought I would add that to the others.I do wish I was better on the computer,I had never used one until this time last year,when we were given one by our son as a joint retirement gift,of course what he forgot was each time I get stuck with something it's him I ring!! Looking forward to seeing the toothfairy.Judith.x
- At 11:28 on August 4, 2008,
Judy said… - Hello Rosie, Thanks for your lovely comment about my Provence Post Card. They are sooo much fun to create. I like creating wee pieces of art. Hugs judy
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