"Thanks for the link to view the pictures. Fabulous cranes and the eye detail is so unusual. Wonder how it was embroidered? Anyone got suggestions?"
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jennifer rosemary blackmore replied to Carol-Anne's discussion Sources of Inspiration in the group Japanese Embroidery
Sue Noble left a comment for jennifer rosemary blackmore"Hi Jennifer first let me thank you for your kind words about my stitching I love it just wish I had more time to stitch. But I also love chatting to self like people. Welcome to the Japanese Embroidery group and I look forward to chatting to you…"
jennifer rosemary blackmore joined Jane's group
Japanese Embroidery
A group dedicated to traditional Japanese embroidery; students, teachers, or anyone who just wants to find out more. Compare notes, ask questions, or post photos.See More
jennifer rosemary blackmore left a comment for Frances"Hi Franes,
Tried to leave a message on your e mails they are being bounced back.
The two on your personal and business card
Jennifer"
jennifer rosemary blackmore left a comment for Frances"Hi Frances,
Hope your feeling better. Hows the stitching? I was going to send you a message today after finding your card. Put it in a safe place and couldn't find it! I will e mail you now.
Have only done the fan gold sticks and taken most of…"
Frances left a comment for jennifer rosemary blackmore"Hi Jennifer, Although not home yet caught your page so hello again, nice to meet you. Hope the stitching is coming on ok. Best wishes"
Carol-Anne left a comment for jennifer rosemary blackmore"Housework? Who does housework? No, no, no, I gave that up years ago. An occasional blitz if I am expecting guests is all the housework I do these days and I still don't have enough stitching time. Cooking and eating are the next to go, that…"
Anna Driessen left a comment for jennifer rosemary blackmore"hai Jennifer.
Just today I have asked my boss (I don't know if that is the right word) if I can get vacation im march nex year.
If that is possible than, if there is place in the hotel, than I shall wright magaret if there is a place for a…"
jennifer rosemary blackmore left a comment for Anna Driessen"Hi Anna,
Have you managed to do any more to your embroidery? Are you learning Japanese. It is nice to have more books on Japanese embroidery. I have enough trouble reading and understanding English let alone trying to understand the text in…"
jennifer rosemary blackmore left a comment for Carol-Anne"Hello Carol-Anne,
To gain more time is easy. Don't do any housework for a week!!! Bliss shame about the dust. Only trouble is sometime you have to catch up.
I am hoping to do some more sewing next week. I am trying to tidy my sewing room and…"
Carol-Anne left a comment for jennifer rosemary blackmore"Hi Jennifer, welcome to Stitchin Fingers. I am also learning Japanese Embroidery. I am currently on Phase V. I am learning Japanese bead embroidery as well and have just begun Phase III. If you find out how to get more hours in the day, please let…"
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- What textiles are you interested in?
- japanese embroidery, stumpwork,cross stitching,patchwork and knitting
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- classes and school
- Let us know you are not a spam bot. Is there anything else you want to say to introduce yourself to the group?
- I enjoy all types of sewing. At the moment I am learning japanese embroidery.
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 10:33pm on December 24, 2010, Frances gave jennifer rosemary blackmore a gift…
Friendship much appreciated especially at this time. I spend Christmas on my own, only because many friends and family are very far away. I don't find it a problem, time to stitch!!
- At 8:54 on December 14, 2009, Sue Noble said…
- Hi Jennifer first let me thank you for your kind words about my stitching I love it just wish I had more time to stitch. But I also love chatting to self like people. Welcome to the Japanese Embroidery group and I look forward to chatting to you soon and seeing some pictures of your work. See you soon Sue
- At 20:58 on October 20, 2009, Frances said…
- Hi Jennifer, Although not home yet caught your page so hello again, nice to meet you. Hope the stitching is coming on ok. Best wishes
- At 8:55 on October 17, 2009, Carol-Anne said…
- Housework? Who does housework? No, no, no, I gave that up years ago. An occasional blitz if I am expecting guests is all the housework I do these days and I still don't have enough stitching time. Cooking and eating are the next to go, that takes up far too much time ;-)
- At 6:19 on October 17, 2009, Anna Driessen said…
- hai Jennifer.
Just today I have asked my boss (I don't know if that is the right word) if I can get vacation im march nex year.
If that is possible than, if there is place in the hotel, than I shall wright magaret if there is a place for a phase two student.
And yes I have stitch a little bit more. But I think it is still very difficult
The book that I bought is in Japanese, so I hope that I can understand the techniek and the description, otherwise I have to use my imagination. (there I have a lot of )
And you, have you stitch a bit more on your work? Can you place a picture of your work?? I'm going to try to place a picture of my "work"I know it is not perfect, but I like to dot it!!
Anna
- At 0:24 on October 17, 2009, Carol-Anne said…
- Hi Jennifer, welcome to Stitchin Fingers. I am also learning Japanese Embroidery. I am currently on Phase V. I am learning Japanese bead embroidery as well and have just begun Phase III. If you find out how to get more hours in the day, please let me know. I'm in need of some so I can spend more time stitching.
- At 8:37 on October 7, 2009, Sue Noble said…
- Hi Jennifer more hours in the day sounds good to me but only for stitching not work :-) I have been beading all evening Calm flow is lovely to stitch and very calming. Looking forward to seeing some pictures maybe you can put some on of your patchwork.
- At 22:31 on October 6, 2009, Anna Driessen said…
- I know Jennifer, you are right, but stil it is scary.
I have all my thing now in the living room, so I can work on it.
But, now a'm mother again, so I have to cook and wash and to ironing. My holiday is gone!!
But did you have already maked some japanese embroidery??
If so, maybe you can show it to us.
Anna
- At 9:00 on October 6, 2009, Anna Driessen said…
- Jennifer I just saw that you are an new member of the group.
Have you make also some Japanes stitching??
And it would be nice if you showed us.
If have not placed a picture, because my work is just a beginners piece, and here are so many people how are making sutch beautiful pieces.
Anna
- At 8:55 on October 6, 2009, Anna Driessen said…
- I had also removed my chopsicks, and now I have replaced them. And yes, I have stitich a little bit today, although I have to say that I find it very scary!!In the classroom you have somebody how can help you, but now I am alone!
And now I have to make a cord, and the first time I dit it wrong, so I have removed that threat, and now I have to do it again. And I find it very difficult.
But tomorrow a new day, and I'm going to try it again.
Anna
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