Just an advice

Hi there
In 2004 I published a book on traditional embroideries inspired by the Taj
Mahal; 6000 have been printed, but only with French explanations. As I will
move soon to Virginia, I was wondering if it would worth to ask American
Publishers to publish an English version, according to the American culture
and strong interests in needlework.
My work, including some examples from the book I mentioned, can be seen on
my website.
I will be more than happy to read your comments and advices.
Framboise
www.framboise-creation.com

On Jul 29, 4:34 pm, "Framboise"
wrote:
Hi there
In 2004 I published a book on traditional embroideries inspired by the Taj
Mahal; 6000 have been printed, but only with French explanations.

The embroideries on your website are so beautiful - congratulations.
I would love to read an english version of your book and hope that you
find a publisher.
Best regards, Annette in NZ

On 7/29/07 12:34 AM, in article
, "Framboise"
wrote:

Hi there
In 2004 I published a book on traditional embroideries inspired by the Taj
Mahal; 6000 have been printed, but only with French explanations. As I will
move soon to Virginia, I was wondering if it would worth to ask American
Publishers to publish an English version, according to the American culture
and strong interests in needlework.
My work, including some examples from the book I mentioned, can be seen on
my website.
I will be more than happy to read your comments and advices.
Framboise
www.framboise-creation.com


I'd get a copy! I'd even be tempted by the French version and see how much I
can figure out with a dictionary and what I learned in HS.

Cheryl

The embroidery is gorgeous. I'd say go for it. The Embroider's Guild
of America headquarters in Louisville, KY may be able to help you if
you run into snags.

On Sun, 29 Jul 2007 00:34:18 -0400, "Framboise"
wrote:

Hi there
In 2004 I published a book on traditional embroideries inspired by the Taj
Mahal; 6000 have been printed, but only with French explanations. As I will
move soon to Virginia, I was wondering if it would worth to ask American
Publishers to publish an English version, according to the American culture
and strong interests in needlework.
My work, including some examples from the book I mentioned, can be seen on
my website.
I will be more than happy to read your comments and advices.
Framboise
www.framboise-creation.com

"Framboise" wrote in message
...
Hi there
In 2004 I published a book on traditional embroideries inspired by the Taj
Mahal; 6000 have been printed, but only with French explanations. As I
will move soon to Virginia, I was wondering if it would worth to ask
American Publishers to publish an English version, according to the
American culture and strong interests in needlework.
My work, including some examples from the book I mentioned, can be seen on
my website.
I will be more than happy to read your comments and advices.
Framboise
www.framboise-creation.com



Your work is beautiful and I would love to see an English version of your
book.

Lucille

On Jul 29, 12:34 am, "Framboise"
wrote:
Hi there
In 2004 I published a book on traditional embroideries inspired by the Taj
Mahal; 6000 have been printed, but only with French explanations. As I will
move soon to Virginia, I was wondering if it would worth to ask American
Publishers to publish an English version, according to the American culture
and strong interests in needlework.
My work, including some examples from the book I mentioned, can be seen on
my website.
I will be more than happy to read your comments and advices.
Framboisewww.framboise-creation.com

Your work is gorgeous. I certainly hope you find a publisher. And
where in Virginia are you moving to?

Donna in Virginia

very nice...I am sure there would be a market for an English version.
"Framboise" wrote in message
...
Hi there
In 2004 I published a book on traditional embroideries inspired by the Taj
Mahal; 6000 have been printed, but only with French explanations. As I
will move soon to Virginia, I was wondering if it would worth to ask
American Publishers to publish an English version, according to the
American culture and strong interests in needlework.
My work, including some examples from the book I mentioned, can be seen on
my website.
I will be more than happy to read your comments and advices.
Framboise
www.framboise-creation.com

Any suggestions on good shops near Reston, Virginia. I am planning a fall
trip to visit my sister. thanks

On Jul 29, 9:20 am, "Anne M" wrote:
Any suggestions on good shops near Reston, Virginia. I am planning a fall
trip to visit my sister. thanks

Framboise, I enjoyed looking through your very interesting site. The
work is beautiful. I think it would be well worth it to have an
English version of your Souvenirs brodés du Taj Mahal. If the French
version is selling well on Amazon and wherever else you have it, then
surely the English version would, too. You should consider
approaching publishers in the US who already handle similar books,
citing your sales results with the French version. I am sure it would
be accepted.
Deb

Thanks to all of you for your kind feedbacks!
I am moving to Charlottesville, where my husband is a research scientist at
UVA
I will be there at mid October
Cheers
--
Framboise
http://www.framboise-creation.com/

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On Jul 29, 12:34 am, "Framboise"
wrote:
Hi there
In 2004 I published a book on traditional embroideries inspired by the
Taj
Mahal; 6000 have been printed, but only with French explanations. As I
will
move soon to Virginia, I was wondering if it would worth to ask American
Publishers to publish an English version, according to the American
culture
and strong interests in needlework.
My work, including some examples from the book I mentioned, can be seen
on
my website.
I will be more than happy to read your comments and advices.
Framboisewww.framboise-creation.com

Your work is gorgeous. I certainly hope you find a publisher. And
where in Virginia are you moving to?

Donna in Virginia