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Bead and Needle: April 2015
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Thursday, April 30, 2015. OF BLOOMS AND BIRDS.MORE DESERT GARDEN BEAUTY. I know - looks tropical, huh? I spied two MASSIVE white blooms truly hidden in the garden. Off the beaten path, and probably missed by most.my mind was wandering as I was walking across the parking lot, and caught these out of the corner of my eye, in a remote section. This was, no exaggeration, the size of a salad plate. I'm sure a lot of people missed this one! Ethel Ms Cactus Garden. Monday, April 27, 2015. A WEEK OF DESERT BLOOMS.
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Bead and Needle: A FINAL STROLL THROUGH THE GARDEN...
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Sunday, May 3, 2015. A FINAL STROLL THROUGH THE GARDEN. Parting shots from the Ethel M Cactus Garden. As our Spring winds down and we head into Summer - always a good sign, honeybees! Various paddle cactus - I can. Tell you the one on the right is a Cow's Tongue Cactus. For loved ones in CO, something you'll rarely see - a lizard crossing Rabbit Ears Pass. Bottom left is a Fire Stick Cactus. Warmer temperatures here, after a week of rain, has trees in bloom all over the place. May 3, 2015 at 10:29 AM.
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honeycomb smocking tutorial | Katafalk - Cathrin Åhlén
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Katafalk – Cathrin Åhlén. Time spent with resting hands is time wasted. February 5, 2010. Posted by Cathrin under howto. I thought that I would show how I make honeycomb smocking, the technique I used while smocking the leather belt thing. Start with drawing a net of dots on your fabric, I do the dots directly on the fabric but many makes a paper patterns with squares first, and then uses the corner of the squares to mark out the dots. You need a needle on a thread that is knotted in the end. And stick i...
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the Ribbon Store: Pictures!! Yeah...I know I need help!!
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Monday, November 28, 2011. YeahI know I need help! November 29, 2011 at 6:09 PM. Looks like you had a great time.bottom one looks like you may have been drinking, hopefully! Lets do that breakfast next week - I have the show this weekend in BC - talking your old mannequin with me for display, much like your middle picture here. Love you, gal - Tanya. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I have been a collector of antique textiles (well, ANY textiles, actually) since I was a kid! View my complete profile.
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new pattern : paper mache ships – ann wood handmade
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Free patterns and resources. Free patterns and resources. New pattern : paper mache ships. August 15, 2014. I hope you make ships! Or if you prefer on Etsy. If you make ship I’d love to see, you can post here. Or send me a photo : ann at ann wood handmade dot com. There are also a couple little (very little) companion videos including :. How To Put The Wind in Your Sails. August 15, 2014. I just bought mine and the instructions are FANTASTIC and the photos are beautiful! August 15, 2014. August 15, 2014.
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fromthecraftroom: Look what I have found and it Fits Singer 201K
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Saturday, August 01, 2015. Look what I have found and it Fits Singer 201K. Look what I have found. The Janome convertible free motion quilting foot set for low shank machines. Will fit my old Singer 201K with a little help from a paper clip. This is Janome Part Number 202-002-004. The paper clip is used just to bring the attachment to the left a little. Although the needle does line up with the hole in the foot its a little close for comfort for my liking! It comes with 4 different attachments.
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fromthecraftroom: 5am stroll
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Sunday, July 05, 2015. This morning I just could not sleep. I lay in bed and watched the night turn to day. It was such a lovely morning. I thought I would take a walk along with the two cats and the camera. Lane in front of the house. Kitties came along too. I think they just wanted breakfast so kept close as not to miss it. Walking back towards the house. Flowers by the back door foxgloves are nearly done flowering. Will have to save the seeds. Red poppies I sprinkled after we scattered Mums ashes.
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fromthecraftroom: April 2015
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Thursday, April 02, 2015. Wishing you all a Happy Easter. From me and the chicks. As you can see they are all ready to party! Personalised featherweight By Pam Jones. Sites worth a visit. Missouri Quilt Co tutorials. Blogs worth a visit. Carolyn Saxby textile art.
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fromthecraftroom: March 2015
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Friday, March 27, 2015. Here she is My Black 221K. All rewired and ready to go. Named her Valentine as she came into the world on 14th Feb 1955. Kilbowie Clydebank, Scotland. My name is Pam. And I AM a featherweight addict! I also did a little freemotion this week with some fabric scraps. I got when I went to the craft show and the NEC Birmingham. I also made this little needle case. I got this silly Kitty Cat kit with a magazine subscription. Made up quickly thinking what on earth will I do with it.
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fromthecraftroom: Shop
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Jenny Jane Combo set. Button Cards in two designs and Thread Keeper. This is a pdf instant download. Jane Austen Hand Embroidery pattern with applique dress. Jane Austen Hand Embroidery pattern with applique dress. Pattern by Pam Jones. Pattern consists of 10 pages including covers,mirror images and stitch examples. Pdf file ready to print and transfer. Print onto A4 size paper. I use an iron on transfer pencil to draw around the lines so you can then iron onto your fabric. Jenny Jane Thread Keepers.
