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Replied Jun. 29, 2008

Fabulous!!!

June 3

What aspect of textiles are you interested in?

Dyeing, felting, collage, free motion machine embroidery

Where did you learn your textle skills?

United States

At 11:27am on September 7, 2008, Patsy said…: Violet........I will see if Cheryl will send hers on to Sandie O. Not to worry, stay safe and keep us posted okay??

At 2:41am on September 2, 2008, Patsy said…: Here is the FINAL list. You send to the person BELOW you on the list and Cheryl will send to you. She will need to contact you for your snailmail info.
Sorry for the confusion. One person who I inadvertantly put in the swap only wanted to do a challenge.
FINAL AND REVISED LIST. Please contact the person below you on the list for their snailmail addy that is who you will be sending to. If you don't know how to contact them please ask.

Maggie
Annette
Jean
Debby W
Cheryl G
VWozniak
Sandie O
Cindy
Ilse
Doreen
Patsy

At 11:21am on August 22, 2008, Sandie O said…: Hi Valerie

I dont know if you are aware but you need to send your address details to the person who was above you on the list for the PC swap. You send your PC to me and the lady above I think it is Peggy sends it to you!

Cheers

Sandie :-)

At 9:43am on August 21, 2008, Sandie O said…: Hi Sandie here, i am your swap to partner for the Pc swap!!

My snail mail addy is:
S O'Neill
3 Nancy Place
Ambarvale NSW Australia 2560

I don't know about you but I am really excited about this swap!

Cheers

Sandie :-)

At 10:15pm on July 8, 2008, Michele Brindedau said…: Hello, thanks for your comment on my Rose Lifecycle piece that was done for the April TIF Challenge. I blogged the process and techniques at http://fibrefan.blogspot.com/2008/04/second-april-tif-finished.html, including some pix of the work in progress. Enjoy.

At 6:04am on July 8, 2008, Ellen Shipley said…: Hi,

What, nothing to look at?! I'd love to see your work. I'm very nosy. ;-]

At 3:52am on July 8, 2008, vwozniak said…: I, too, have a drop in bobbin. Sounds like a great technique, guess I'll have to pass on it!! Thanks for the info.

At 4:37am on July 7, 2008, Claire Cousins said…: The technique of whip stitch works best if you have a bobbin that is put in a bobbin case. On the out side of the bobbin case is a very small screw that holds the little piece of metal down on the thread. By losing this screw the bobbin thread comes out of the case faster and threrefore appears on the surface of the fabric. Unfortunately my machine is a drop in bobbin and therefore has no removeable bobbin case. If yours is the former type of machine have a go- it is good fun and gives great textural effects.

At 8:48pm on July 6, 2008, Claire Cousins said…: Hi
Sorry I have not replied back sooner. I have been busy getting my workspace ready for visitors (I am a member of a local open studio group). I too use a backing felt when needle felting, I use the stuff used to stiffen collars. I prefer landscapes and I like the way they can become abstract. Sometimes I add a bit of glitz by machine sewing metalic thread cross it. I love doing free motion machine stitching, However I have just dicovered that I am unable to relax the bobbin tension on my new machine- so I can not get whipstitch (where the bobbon thread comes to the surface) any suggestions?
kind regards
Claire

At 6:03pm on July 6, 2008, Morna Crites-Moore said…: Thank you so much for your kind comments. I see we have similar interests. But where I your pictures? I want to see your work! By the way, I love your avatar. :)