Last year around my birthday i was doing deco-printing.
http://amovablefeast.blogspot.com/2008/03/screen-printing-fun.htm
The fabric came out nicely and i ov...
Saturday, 4 October 2008
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- Guzzisue
- Nottingham, United Kingdom
- tales of textile adventures sprinkled with a healthy dose of motorcycle fun, weird mix but thats who I am!!
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So everyone's sewing space gets as messy as mine!!! How good to hear that... ;-) I dug out, regrouped, and finished up my block piecing...also completed a...
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The Calendar Girl picture for July was chosen by Pippa This is my take on it I painted Tyvek with a rough impression of the image, zapped it and applied i...
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Interesting article in the Mount Vernon News about the relationship between law enforcement and Amish in a few Ohio communities. One of the two sherriffs i...
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Because Martin Luther King was the clear leader for the middle school students in terms of inspiration, I decided to do something different and feature TWO...
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While blogging about juice carton wallets, I noticed the importance of folding. Folding is a fundamental element in design. Unfortunately, Photobucket is ...
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(Above: He Who Is, Grave Rubbing Quilt Series. 32 1/2" x 22". Crayon on fabric rubbing with free motion and hand embroidery. Vintage buttons. Click on ima...
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as I wrote in some earlier posts I paid someone to put up a windproof...
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Last Sunday was the 4th Annual Bikes on the Bay in Capitola. It was a small but awesome vintage motorcycle show in the parking lot of the Capitola Mall. I ...
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I have finished the thread painting on my 3 pieces on "The Ravages of Time". I wish I had kept track of the hours that I spent on these. The Port Townsend tr...
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We had a wonderful weekend in Melbourne - very relaxing indeed. Helped by the business class flight over and back using up some of the frequent flyer point...
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I've a few belated thank yous and things I should really mention. First of all thank you to Lynda. I won a giveaway on her blog quite a while ago now and r...
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A short while back I decided to make myself a summer purse. I pretty much just played it by ear designing and sewing it. I didn’t want a purse that was soft ...
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*Black Grapes* Black Grapes Oil on gallery wrapped canvas 12x12x1" $150 Email me It's that fresh fruit time of the year, where I must bring home a little ...
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Eye Candy – Projects people have recently completed Elizabeth's Poppy wall quilt Diva Quilt's Strawberry Sundae quilt Malka's Big Nate quilt Sue's Springtime...
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Fortfarande sommar och semester och bloggbreak ? ;-) ville bara testa mitt nya mobila bredband, och det går ju faktiskt riktigt bra ! Jag har suttit ute...
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It was my choice this month for the Calender girls card, all that lovely texture so I used one of the many techniques that I had learnt on Carol and Lynda`...
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Små barn er en velsignelse, man kan strikke masse smått og søtt som blir ferdig uten altfor mye innsats, som f.eks votter. Jeg lager mange, og det hender ...
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Create, Silk Painting, 6" x 6"© 2009 Fannie NarteHOW TO FIND YOUR OWN STYLEMany books and accomplished artists share special words that teach artists and wri...
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Forgive me Blogfather, for I have sinned, 'tis been a month since my last post. Worry not child, sit in the sun and drink beer, for surely that cures all t...
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A long silence from me will now come to an end. What have I been doing? Well, as it turns out, I cleaned my entire house to prepare for my parents' visit...
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Vous le trouverez sur ce lien : http://sophiegelfi.over-blog.com/pages/Magic_patch_quilts_crazy_et_embellis-1364950.html J'espere qu'il vous fera passer un...
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3 comments:
You're such a wild, wacky gal - must be why I like you !
I was watching it and had the sound up .... Greg was going around upstairs looking out all the windows wondering who was dicking around with a bike in the alleyway... ...hahaha... then he heard me laughing and came down to see.... good thing they didn't run out of gas when they were at the top of the wall hey? then it would have really been exciting.... ...
that was fun....
I think they look cool, too.
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