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O(n) Topic -- lessons learned by
anne
Lesson 1: I'm bad at math. Despite running numbers for dimensions through my
head several times, a just completed piece of 'art' is too big for off the
shelf 11 x4 frame and too small (not enough fabric) for off the shelf 16 x 20
frame.
Lesson 2: Wool covers large areas faster than floss.
Lesson...
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March 9th 04 11:09 PM
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Having fun with this one by
Threnody
I found a series of quilt-like cross-stitch designs by Amy Dellinger at Amy
Kessler Designs. I bought 3/4 of the series from the
PCStitch/PatternsOnline.com website, and they've just been sort of sitting
here for many, many months now. I picked one up two days ago and began to
really stitch it...
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Customer etiquette by
CANDY CORRIGAN
Hi Everyone!
Please indulge me just a little. I work in a needlework shop and have just
come home from two really busy days, where classes were being held in the
shop. I have read many a post here about the rudeness of certain shop
owners and hope you will listen to a little bit of it from the...
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March 9th 04 11:42 PM
by Jelena
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Got my Italian Drawn Thread books! by
Jeanine3
Just wanted to say that my Italian (two of the three have english
translations too) drawn thread books arrived from Italy today, plus the
Royal School of Needlework Embroidery Techniques book. I can now sit in
my chair and browse open-mouthed at all the lovely stitching.
The shipping was quite...
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LYS in No. VA? by
Ericka Kammerer
I seem to recall that there's supposed to be a nice
LYS somewhere in Northern Virginia, maybe in McLean? Maybe
not--I have a brain like a sieve. At any rate, I'd appreciate
any recommendations, with Fairfax County recommendations
being most appreciated. My mother's goddaughter (who is
also my...
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March 10th 04 12:48 AM
by lula
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Well, well, look whose EGA course by
Dr. Brat
Needle Arts has chosen as their sponsored course this time around.
Congratulations, Dianne.
Elizabeth (and just think of all those checks with your name misspelled!)
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*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~living well is the best revenge~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
The most important thing one woman can do for another is to...
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Chinese Embroidery Book & Silks by
lula
I recently purchased a new book (to me) on the subject of Chinese
embroidery......the bookcover has a large color photo of an exquistely
embroidered vase of Lotus, leaves and blossoms in a blue and white
porcelain jar.
The book is a paperback and not overly expensive for the amount of info
covered...
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Cable knitting by
Tommy
I'm working on a cable knit project with a cable involving 24 st. (12 st sl
to cable needle). I'm finding the stitches on the cable needle are
extremely tight, and get moreso as I get closer to the last sts to knit off
the cable needle. This is the first cable project I've worked up, and I'm
not...
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March 10th 04 09:24 AM
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very old by
Mirjam Bruck-Cohen
Dag Meneer Van den Bosch ,,, Laat u ok bezoekers kijken , bent u en
Galerie of en winkel ???
mirjam
On Wed, 10 Mar 2004 09:11:29 +0100, Collectomania
wrote:
tapestry needlepoint tapiserie
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1208&item=3709068220
a...
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Help with blended needles by
mickey
Hi Everyone!
I'm working on a piece that has lots of blended needles. And the ones
with 2 strands of floss are working great. Railroading is bringing out
both colors, and I like the effect quite a bit.
But I'm really at a loss of what to do to get a nice effect with 3
strands of floss - say 2...
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Madeira silk by
BDS2pds
Dianne; I know you carry this. Can you describe this silk and it's properties.
Would it be useful for crewel work and covering ground well. Where is it
made? I saw it had a good number of converting numbers to match the DMC. Is it
pretty accurate to hue?
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"The Passion" by
Raine
Hoping I don't open up a can of worms here. . .
Has anyone seen this movie? I just got back and I have to say that was
the most difficult 2 hours I think I've ever had in my life. I cried
almost the entire time and at one point I thought I was going to have
to leave. . .
I feel emotionally and...
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Ot Changing color when work is already done by
Mirjam Bruck-Cohen
I am just finnishing a new work , and as i almost was finished ,
decided that i have to change part of the xst text`s color, So out
with the old , xst the new color ......wow , now it became clear , it
connected the work to former works of mine, it is like closing little
circles , Does it happen...
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Ping: "Escapee" by
Caryn
Victoria,
Can you email me privately please? I've lost your email address again! lol
Caryn
Blue Wizard Designs
http://hometown.aol.com/crzy4xst/index.html
Updated: 7/7/03 -- now available Dragon of the Stars
View WIPs at: http://community.webshots.com/user/carynlws (Caryn's UFO's)
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March 11th 04 05:25 PM
by Caryn
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Some patterns I'm looking for by
Theresa M Dunn
Hi,
I'm new to this newsgroup, but am an avid stitcher. I'm looking for a
couple of patterns that I'm wondering if anyone would be willing to sell
or know of where I could get them.
The first one is a Traditional Irish Blessing, which I am told by the
Stitchery was put out by Janlynn. Janlynn...
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"Inspirations" - subscriptions costs, delivery, et al by
Dianne Lewandowski
I emailed Jan-Marie, owner of The Wooly Thread.
Here's the scoop on "Inspirations"
The yearly subscription which Jan sells does include the postage, but
the individual rate of $12.50 requires an additional $2 book rate
postage for a total of $14.50 four times a year or $58.
The same rates apply...
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More about Karen by
Karen C - California
www.tribalmania.com/BURMESEBLOUSE.htm
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Finished 12/14/03 -- Mermaid (Dimensions)
WIP: Fireman's Prayer, Amid Amish Life, Angel of Autumn, Calif Sampler, Holiday
Snowglobe
Paralegal - Writer - Editor - Researcher
http://hometown.aol.com/kmc528/KMC.html
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Living with Pain by
lula
I have to say something about the lack of compassion here lately because
I know what it's like to live with a permanent crippling condition that
causes one to live in intense pain 24/7.
There is no such thing as one's suffering being worse than another's.
Being in pain and suffering is not a...
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redwork - origins? by
Yvette
Hi,
A friend was talking to me about redwork today. She said that she
thought that it originally came from Turkey (hence turkey red). She
mentioned this at her local quilting shop and they thought that was
not right.
Does anyone know where this style of work originated?
Thanks!
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Ot More about cahnging colors mid-working by
Mirjam Bruck-Cohen
Thank you Tia Mary for , adding your side to the subject .
Of course with me making and planning ,my own works from scratch , it
can happen more often , but i find it is not very common.
In weaving i have to be well planned, once my warp is made it is made
, it is a highwayone can`t leave. And as i...
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