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yesterday
TheeCoyote replied to Kathryn Cooke's discussion JUNE 2013 in the group Fabric postcards
"I'll join. I have a couple of ideas already. "
yesterday
TheeCoyote replied to Kathryn Cooke's discussion MAY 2013 in the group Fabric postcards
"Love the theme but I'm still finishing March. Better not."
Apr 23
TheeCoyote commented on Louise Smith's photo
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On a Silver Sea

"Whoa, remarkable."
Mar 21
Frances McLeary left a comment for TheeCoyote
"Hello TheeCoyote.  My postal address is Frances McLeary, P.O. Box 156, Woodgate Beach, 4660 Queensland, Australia.  I am looking forward to receiving your postcard. Regards Frances  "
Mar 19
TheeCoyote replied to Kathryn Cooke's discussion March 2013 in the group Fabric postcards
"I need my swap partners to freind me so we can exchange mailing addresses. Kalona Simmons send to TheeCoyote TheeCoyote send to Frances McLeary"
Mar 18
TheeCoyote replied to Kathryn Cooke's discussion March 2013 in the group Fabric postcards
"Sign me up for March please. "
Feb 21
TheeCoyote commented on sharonb's group Fabric postcards
"Mary et al, a person uses what they like to work with. I always make a foundation from fabric that has as little give and stretch as possible. When finished the foundation doesn't show, it is to keep the work from deforming. Currently I like…"
Dec 31, 2012

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What textiles are you interested in?
Dying, hand embroidery, garment construction, stuffies, ethnic, felting, quilting, contemporary surface embellishment, applique, bags, and other stuff I have yet to discover. This could actually be a much longer list, LOL.

I do not collect cute, girly, religious or political.
I do collect coyotes; and prefer stylized over realistic--ie one's own design. Realistic is good too as long as it is not a pre-printed, commercial fabric image. I like open theme work also as it gives the artist a chance to indulge his/her preferences and share his/her personal style.
Where did you learn your textile skills?
NWUSA, crafty women around me as I was growing up; research motivated by interest and practice, practice, practice.
Blog:
http://coyotebarks.wordpress.com/
Website:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/coyotl/

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At 17:36 on March 19, 2013, Frances McLeary said…

Hello TheeCoyote.  My postal address is Frances McLeary, P.O. Box 156, Woodgate Beach, 4660 Queensland, Australia.  I am looking forward to receiving your postcard.

Regards Frances

 

At 0:34 on November 3, 2012, Joan T said…

Thanks for asking. Your work looks really interesting.

Joan

At 18:04 on October 16, 2010, Karen Carroll said…
I read a post you wrote back in 2008 and you were wondering what other kind of materials you can use to make it on.(Bargello) I just asked the other day if it could be done on counted cross stitch. Have you tried that or heard of anyone else doing so? Did it work? I have MS and would really whether find out if it works before trying it myself. I only have a short amount of time I can stitch, and that's not everyday. Thank you for any help you can give me. Karen
At 17:28 on March 30, 2010, Barbara Lockwood said…
Hi - I didn't even know about this swap until recently...so I'm sorry, but yours will be a bit late...this website is so confusing to use. How does one know when they are assigned a swap? I'm not getting it. And how do we find the address for the person we are to swap with? My address is PO Box 243 Brookdale, CA 95007 USA\What's your address?
At 1:00 on September 4, 2009, Miss 376 said…
Morning
I just commented in the post card thread to say I have received your card. I posted on the swap thread when it arrived. It is beautiful. My son loved it, I had to wait in a queue to get a look at it when it first arrived. So sorry you didn't see the message when it appeared
At 12:29 on June 22, 2009, Debra Gangelhoff said…
Love the orange flower! As you can see from my Tropical colors pillow I love florals. As to your question, I do dye a lot of my own fabrics but this pillow also includes batiks I bought.
At 11:38 on June 1, 2009, TheeCoyote said…
I think this is one of the few places where I can trade textile pieces. I am very interested in setting up trades with you guys. Let me get a few things out of the way and I will contact you to set something up. I am finishing two projects right now--but I often multi-task and work on more than one thing at a time.
At 7:58 on May 30, 2009, Gina E. said…
Hi TheeCoyote,
Just came over from the ATC group to visit, and am bowled over by your stitching!!! I notice you've told someone here that you are very busy. When you have caught up with yourself, would you consider joining one of the Fabric Postcard Group swaps? I think we'd be fighting over who would be your exchange partner - LOL!
At 6:17 on May 30, 2009, Lorna said…
Hi I love your postcards and photos ........would you like to swap postcards sometime ??
happy stitchin'
All the best
Lorna
At 20:00 on May 8, 2009, Pallavi said…
Hi thank you for visiting my blog, am happy you liked my idea of fabric tassels, do send me a pic when you use them as it will be a different way of looking at them
regrads
pallavi

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