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About Me
- Possibilities, Etc.
- Having designed painted canvas, stitched, taught, and written for and about needlepoint for 40 years this fall, it's time for me to share and give it away, and I take joy in doing it! Also, as Michaelangelo said, "I am still learning."
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June
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- I actually worked a whole day today - no jigsaw pu...
- The chenille needle definitely helps!! It took me ...
- The shield needs a little bit more work, but Gran...
- It is amazing what one can accomplish when the com...
- This is a record for me - three in a day!! The sl...
- Check out my Slide Show!
- Once upon a very long time ago in a town far away,...
- This is moving along nicely now - and I'm beginnin...
- Another post of my ceramic pieces - mainly to stal...
- Ceramic crosses and tiles?? and also bowls and pla...
- This pillow in needlepoint was begun several month...
- It's amazing what happens when one's computer is n...
- The terms "sane quilting" and "crazy quilting" mak...
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4 comments:
That is just so unusual, Judy! I love it!!! A short band of it would sure look great in a crazy quilt...Judith Montano used to work needlepoint bits into her CQs and they looked really swell. Keep that in mind for when you are ready to take the plunge.
Oh Judy, thanks for doing that slide show, this is so fantastic looking. Do you make some kind of chart before stitching or just jump in and figure it out as you do it?
I really enjoyed the slideshow. I love the way your stitching looks just like laces I have seen or own.
My next CQ is going to have either cross stitch, needlepoint or both! I may be knocking at your door for some help. Pretty borders!
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