then last night, feet up watching Britains Got Talent, (do these people not have relatives to tell them not to do it????) I hand embroidered on some of it. Do me a favour, if I ever mention I am going on Britains Got Talent deluge me with mail telling me not to!!
also yesterday, I finished my custom purse. Fingers crossed that she likes it!!!
also yesterday, I finished my custom purse. Fingers crossed that she likes it!!!
So it seams I have been busy. I don't feel as if I have been busy in fact I have been taking it easy, I'm a bit 'weary' at the moment.
Now onto books......I am truly flabbergasted by the interest in them, not complaining just astounded. Thankyou! There are more on the way, imminent in fact but I'm not sure if they are spoken for. There have been tentative enquiries you see so I shall have to finish them and take it from there. Have a lovely sunday.
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this is quite fabulous!
How could she not like that little purse.....I, too, see the volcano situation as unreal. Amazing that a volcano in Iceland can affect people all over the world. There's a message in there, somewhere....
Beautiful, as always. These little squares were just crying out for the French knot in the middle.
Our daughter is trying to get back from China just now - too far away to try to make it overland - and fast running out of money.
The purse is lovely, who wouldn't be pleased?!
However, I don't think I have words sufficient to express my adoration of your first piece. Gobsmacked, I am. I want to run my hands across it, hold it to my cheek, and carry it with me. I am in love.
Beautiful, as always. And so much in your words to make me smile. I too leave a thread trail wherever I go.
Love the way the pintucks cross to make the little squares.
Nice work! I love your contrasts between white and the coloured thread.=)
Oh how your tale of bits of thread all over the house brings back memories! I used to find bits of threads in all manner of places when I was working on something quite a lot, too. LOL!
BTW, if you don't mind me asking, how did you go about getting sales for your pieces? Did you just advertise on Etsy and customers just came? Or was there more to it than that? I'd like to have a go myself, but I'm afraid the no-one will pay fair prices for things, esp with so many people charging hobby prices....grrrr!
I love, love the pintucks Karen and with the embroidery they are even better.
Now on the Sweden thing. My Son has been accepted into a study abroad program at Uppsala university next year for the year. He is hoping to go Mid July... I hope he can go too.
Small, Small world. I sure hope to visit him while he is there.
Like a glorious aerial photograph of somewhere magical-it's such a beautiful piece.
As for Britain's Got Talent-it's right here!
I rather doubt whether Simon Cowell has a sufficiently discriminating taste to realise just how fantastic your work is, Karen.
Your use of texture is really subtle and exciting.
Play is g-o-o-d.
the little purse is sweet as can be. It feels like spring to me. all the other stitchery is lovely too!
Karen, I have an award for you on my blog:
http://www.blog.virtuosewadventures.co.uk/wordpress/2010/04/20/beautiful-blogger-award/
You don't have to join in if you don't want to, but Thank You for hours of inspiration and entertainment!
Your surface work is so beautiful! What an eye you have.
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