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- What aspect of textiles are you interested in?
- i'm intrested in embroidery,stumpwork, crochet, art quilts,
- Where did you learn your textle skills?
- no formal trainning, i'm self taught .
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- http://www.anushakris.multiply.com
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Thanks for taking the time to look at the images of my work. I am also self taught. In fact I was thrown out of art and needlework at high school for being so useless! So, who needs 'training' when we get comments like that?!
Stephanie
, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2010, for you and your family, hugz, WandaI teach Japanese Embroidery and it needs to be taught in person. The best textbook for this is The Techniques of Japanese Embroidery by Shuji Tamura which is out of print. Used copies are available. Contact me for more info if you wish.
maryelvis@sbcglobal.net
Thank you for the suggestion. I looked at your photo album. So lovely. Did you do the lizard with bullion stitches? I think I will try to copy your beetles but not using beads. They are quite wonderful, as are your dragonflies.
Later I will post pictures of my first project, still in progress, a silk crazy quilt I am making for myself.
Laura
I so enjoyed making this, as it took some thought about how to secure the berries(they were quite heavy!)
I´m glad you like it! :)
Paul
I made tissue/muslin paper/dyed, pieces of silk...all laid down in strips. The sy is pieces of organza/vole etc... overstitched. The sea and sun shadow is machine stitched with varying weights of threads.
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