Jules Woolford's Comments

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At 11:00 on January 29, 2012, Teri Kozeluh said…: Thank you, Jules, for dropping by and looking at the progress of my TAST sampler.

At 22:03 on January 6, 2012, Teri Kozeluh said…: I feel honored, Jules. You are so very talented.

At 8:23 on January 5, 2012, Anneliese said…: Thank you, Jules, I am happy to enrich your list of friends, Lol.

At 7:48 on January 5, 2012, Jessica Grimm said…: Thank you Jules! I love your dolls by the way. Have a nice day, Jessica

At 11:29 on October 14, 2011, Loren Frantzen-Murris said…: I was already wondering , watercolourist and illustrator. I should have my website in English as fast as I can. I hope you understood that my animals on those paintings are all in watercolor. I abuse the watercolor by adding layers but it still stays bright the way I want it.

Very nice to get to know you this way !

Loren.

At 11:02 on October 14, 2011, Loren Frantzen-Murris said…: Thank you so much for looking at my paintings as well, infact I have two passions : painting and embroidery.

I must say I like all your dolls also very very much but If I comment on each one of them separately, your mailbox will suffer from a overflow.

I must say ,I like your way of framing, very natural . I am still very much in doubt every time : natural frame or a more protecting one.

Lots of creative wishes, Loren.

At 10:26 on October 13, 2011, Barbara/Hopscotch said…: Hi there, Jules, Thank you for be-fiending me, I do so like to ogle at those wonderful dolls you have created and may I wish you the best of luck in your future ventures!

Wishes&stitches

Barbara

At 5:19 on October 11, 2011, Grace Lister said…: Thank you for your comments, Jules. Yes, you are fairly close to where I live. I have tried to invite you to be a friend on Stitching Fingers but can't seem to find how to do it so if you like to invite me we could correspond more privately. I love your dolls - something I have never done. Grace

At 17:31 on June 7, 2011, Katherine A. Lees said…: Thanks Jules you must be part of Cloth Doll Artistry???? I do love what I am doing, looking forward to creating and having fun here, Hugs, Kat

At 17:29 on June 7, 2011, Katherine A. Lees said…: Jules thank you for accepting my friendship, looking forward to getting to know you all, Kat Lees

At 14:53 on January 7, 2010, Sue Krekorian said…: Hi, Jules, lovely to hear from you and please forgive my very tardy response - I've not been on Stitchin Fingers for a while. Sheila bumped into me on Boxing Day in Congresbury, where I live. Would be lovely to meet you in reality one day, too. You do some gorgeous work! Hope your back is holding up now and that you are enjoying the building work being over. I've been effectively housebound because of the current weather but it's great to curl up on the sofa under a rug and do some crocheting and planning of future projects! Happy New Year to you and yours, and warm wishes to you.

At 9:59 on December 10, 2009, Anne Gailhbaud said…: Oui, c'est correct: votre français est meilleur que mon anglais!!
vous êtes un amour!

At 7:24 on December 9, 2009, Anne Gailhbaud said…: PS: your blog is in my favorites. I admir your silk shading (the birds, so finely embroidered........)
and the expressive dolls!!

At 7:23 on December 9, 2009, Anne Gailhbaud said…: thanks for your comment in french: B-R-A-V-O!!! 20/20 !

At 11:10 on December 5, 2009, Mary Alice Sinton said…: Dear Jules
The photos of the fans are actually my tutors fans Midori Matsushima (www.midori-embroidery.com). I just finished the Drooping Cherry and it is on it's way to Japan to be made into a fan. I just wanted people to see how beautiful they are; Midori lives in London.

At 0:07 on December 3, 2009, Peta Stuart said…: Hi Jules
Thanks had a look at your blog too and added it too my list as well. Lovely photos i patricularly like your dragonfly hope you don't mind if I use it for an embroidery.
Peta