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At 9:26 on April 6, 2010, Dhara Kanabar said…
Thank you so much orna! I have downloaded that free designs and today I'm going to a craft shop near by my home. If I have any questions then sure I'll ask to you. Again thank you so much for your precious time and personal attention.
At 20:03 on April 5, 2010, Dhara Kanabar said…
Thank you for your favourable reply. I have a look at the link and I found that the prices for seminar is too high for me as my husband is the only person in our family who earns. I'm on dependent visa so I cannot work. So it's bit difficult for me to join your seminar otherwise I would love to join it. Do you have any other way or..... I don't know what to say. Sorry and thank you for your time.
At 17:10 on April 4, 2010, Dhara Kanabar said…
Hi orna, have gone through ur website n blog. Your work is like outstanding. I like it so munch that i would love to learn. Is there anyway that i can learn it by home?
At 2:33 on February 15, 2009, Maggie Robinson said…
Orna, I went to your website and came across the instructions for the needlepoint brooch. I wanted to try making it, but i wondered what size thread I would use. I have some skeins of perle cotton size 5.. what do you think?
xoox
((((hugs))))
Maggie
At 1:30 on February 15, 2009, Maggie Robinson said…
Orna,
Your work is breath-taking! I love it all, Now I am off to your website to see that.
Thanks for sharing.
xoox
((((hugs))))
Maggie
At 18:47 on September 6, 2008, Susan said…
Thank you for your lovely comment. I am enthralled again by your photos. Gorgeous colours! I enjoy diverse types of embroidery although I am sure I would achieve more if I specialised. I find the surface stitchery stimulating and the counted thread work relaxing. These days I work the surface stitchery during the day and by the time I sit down at night the counted work is all I can cope with. I do enjoy it all.
At 20:13 on September 5, 2008, Orna Willis said…
Thank you so much for your kind words about my work. The diversity of your talent is quite amazing! I spent quite a bit of time roaming your wonderful work.
At 18:28 on September 5, 2008, Susan said…
I first saw your work in a magazine article some years ago and loved it so it was a real treat to see the photos you have posted here. I especially love your use of colour. Beautiful!
At 18:53 on August 24, 2008, Judy B said…
Quite a few years ago one of my aunts said she would have to live to be 150 to make everything she wanted to, and I thought she must have a very short list! Needlepoint is one of the things on my list, about as far away as quilting on yours. At least you will have some designs ready to work with.
Thank you for your comment about the humour in my work. If it wasn't fun I wouldn't do it, and I find most people who work with their hands have a wonderful sense of humour and are more than ready to share some fun.
At 17:49 on August 24, 2008, Judy B said…
Orna, I love your designs. I design quilts and I tend to see quilt designs everywhere, and many of your designs look like quilts waiting to happen! Many would translate perfectly into applique.
Judy B
At 15:03 on August 23, 2008, Guzzisue said…
thanks for your kind comments :-)
At 13:16 on August 23, 2008, Janny said…
Wow, I love this....... If I had more time......but I can't do everything.......what a pity
At 10:14 on August 22, 2008, Marjorie Holme said…
Oh, my! I am so flattered to have someone who creates designs like your incredible designs comment on my page! I have long admired your designs and, most especially, your color sense. I look to you for inspiration. Marjorie
At 7:15 on August 22, 2008, Su Mwamba said…
I have always admired your designs - I just love the vivid colours and interesting stitches. I'm thrilled to receive your compliment, unfinished though my piece currently remains...!
At 6:15 on August 21, 2008, Jo in NZ said…
Thank you for your well thought out and constructive comment on my work Orna. I haven't had any formal training, and often wonder what I could of done with my talent had I not disliked my first art teacher so much. I didn't want her again so never took art again.

I have developed a little fascination with needlepoint of late. I love all the different textures that can be created with just a needle and thread. I have not attempted any though....no time for another obsession!! lol

I love the contemporary look that your work has, as well as that "ethnic" slant. I'm off to check your blog!
At 8:25 on August 19, 2008, Miriam Grafer said…

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