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pam left a comment for Art4Sol"Hi Art4sol,
I have caught your bug for these dolls now ( well similar) I love the tiny felt etc dolls go peep here .....http://www.myriadonline.co.uk/natural-wool-felt.php
I have been naughty cant really spend money..BUT have ordered a book on…"
pam left a comment for pam"Many thanks Barbara!
Thats such a great help to me.
Shall go purchase one for myself. I dont actually do needle felting ( as my hands will not allow because of health Rhum Arthur problems) but I do purchase beautifully made 100% wool felt to use.
I…"
Liz in Kansas left a comment for pam"Pam, I love your sea-themed pieces - the mermaid & seahorse especially. They really capture the sense of the sea. One of my favorite places - not seen too much in Kansas. LOL!"
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- What textiles are you interested in?
- Dont ask...everything lol!! Belong to an embroidery group/bead group etc etc etc
I love to do Crazy quilting am in RR for this with people, and all forms of embroidery esp with beads!! Am learning silk ribbon embroidery too.
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- Embroidery groups and Beadworkers Guild plus good friends and the Web ( huge help) Oh and forgot lol! Have done a home based Silk painting course plus an Opus beginners embroidery home learning course.
Opus was very good but based in the middle of UK so all the exhibitions etc were based in London area.
- Is there anything else you'd like other members of Stitchin' Fingers to know about you? Please feel free to tell us a little bit about yourself by way of introduction.
- I adore textiles/laces/beads and love life and making good friends!
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- At 11:50 on October 17, 2009,
Barbara/Hopscotch said… - Thanks, my lttle pal!
Off to track it down!
- At 16:14 on October 15, 2009, pam said…
- Many thanks Barbara!
Thats such a great help to me.
Shall go purchase one for myself. I dont actually do needle felting ( as my hands will not allow because of health Rhum Arthur problems) but I do purchase beautifully made 100% wool felt to use.
I was confused as to what shape to make the rose petals, thats why I wanted a patten to use..this mould is perfect!
I have been asked to design a kit which is an honour for me, and I wanted to use an old english tea rose type or cabbage rose.
Only block I have at the moment is how to ''actually assemble'' the rose from seperate pieces. My felt flower necklace ( in my photo's) was made all in one peice just using layers of differing colours.
Any how...many many thanks for you valued friendship Barbara.
Warm wishes from Pam
- At 10:30 on October 15, 2009, Barbara/Hopscotch said…
- Hi Pam!
Re: your felt Roses
Don't know if this is what you're after but maybe it will do??
Bye for now
Barbara.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Needle-Felt-Mould-great-for-3D-appliques-ROSE_W0QQitemZ310154039463QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Crafts_OtherCrafts_Spinning_Weaving?hash=item48369f10a7&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
- At 11:34 on October 11, 2009, Liz in Kansas said…
- Pam, I love your sea-themed pieces - the mermaid & seahorse especially. They really capture the sense of the sea. One of my favorite places - not seen too much in Kansas. LOL!
- At 4:48 on October 2, 2009, Barbara/Hopscotch said…
- Yes, Pam, I made the mould and face from air- dryed clay.
- At 12:24 on October 1, 2009, Barbara/Hopscotch said…
- Hi Pam,
Glad you like my avatar! I made it by taking an impression from an old ornament I had, then used it as a mould. I made it out of air-dryed clay, then painted it!
Best wishes from the soggy North Wales coast(UK)
Barbara.
- At 9:43 on October 1, 2009,
Anne Gailhbaud said… - thanks Pam for your last message. I have admired your mermaid. You have a rich personnality and we can read it looking your creations.
- At 7:38 on September 29, 2009, Anne Gailhbaud said…
- Pam, I am at work, because, I have no computer..........;sorry to go quickly, answers are with ****
--how can I thank you enough?
**It's only the pleasure to give, and the opporunity. I don't need or wait something! I am happy if you are, Pam.
It's not a BIG gift, but "little things from my heart".
I am so very happy with the gift of beautiful fabric I could never buy or find in UK. I shall make some special hearts with these wonderful fabrics to hang on my white wood French style cupboards''Bless You'' for kind thoughts Anne.
**I shall be happy to see a photo of what you will do later.
...for I too believe in magic of the heart/spirit and soul.
**Yes, I beliveve in this and also to the friendship on the Net!
I hope you understand my English ( please ask me to explain if not?)
**No problem!
Thank you for making me so very happy.
**You have a quality: you know to say thanks! And it's enough to me!!
Anne
- At 1:54 on September 29, 2009,
Anneliese said… - Hallo Pam, thank you for your "autumn words". Yes, self dyed fabric. Once a year I can't help dyeing - the stashes are growing. But it is so calming to produce stock of coloured fabric although I have to become 200 years old to use some of it. The leave is overpainted with goldcolour. It feels somehow elastic, but anyway under the organda it is safe.
- At 2:43 on September 20, 2009, Anne Gailhbaud said…
- Hi, Pam, thanks for your comment. I think that the choice of Round Robin around the Them of uneder the sea is a good idea!!Can we see the result ?
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