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cocoaeyesthestitcher: RuStitch Rocks San Jose

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Wednesday, March 18, 2015. RuStitch Rocks San Jose. Strange as it may sound, you enter my tiny Durham apartment through my bedroom. The first thing you see is my bed, with its deep red quilt, and a giant framed print of the RuStitch grid hanging above it. RuStitch Grid, by 35 artists. Aubrey Longley-Cook, 2013. So it felt oddly intimate to find the same image I see every day on the homepage of the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles. It's there because Aubrey Longley-Cook's. Here are the details:.

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cocoaeyesthestitcher: August 2014

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Thursday, August 28, 2014. A few years ago, I was obsessed with stitching hazard signs, both real and imaginary. For some reason, the international warning symbol for “Radiation” was one of the first things I ever embroidered, back in 2010. I still have it in pillow form on my bed, even after all. Of the changes in my life. Flammable tank. 2014. I went on to embroider lots of flammable warning signs. And a Do Not Enter. I haven’t revisited the wonderful world of hazard signs. My heart is still very full.

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cocoaeyesthestitcher: December 2014

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Sunday, December 28, 2014. Kwik-E Bliss. Pleasure in seconds. Some pleasure is in the waiting. Not Kwik-E Bliss. Kwik-E Bliss., 2014 Mixed media and hand embroidery. This is the bliss of getting your fix. The kind of fix that you can only get at the convenience store, at dawn, before work. Playing the Mega Millions (here, in stitch) was Waylon's greatest bliss. Some of these fixes extend beyond the transaction with the clerk at the counter. Take Waylon's greatest fix of all - playing the lottery. The yea...

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cocoaeyesthestitcher: Penultimate Stitch

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Sunday, March 29, 2015. Spanish Eyes, March 29, 2015. March 29, 2015 at 11:03 AM. This is very good. March 29, 2015 at 9:07 PM. I loved seeing your progress on this and I loved seeing you doing cross stitch! March 30, 2015 at 7:58 AM. Going to wash and press it soon. April 1, 2015 at 1:59 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My tiny Durham-themed, etsy card shop. O corcoran on Instagram. Woven spider wheel button. A few words about me. Durham, NC, United States. View my complete profile. Follow cocoae...

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Etsy's Burlesque Beauties: Member Profile: schindermania

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Madam nina's pirated pendants. Ten shillings and six pence. The moon and the sea. Posted by Boudoir Betty. You can find her online. How she became interested in burlesque. I love burlesque, always have; the interest probably springs from a background in vaudeville. i am not currently involved in burlesque. How she plans to participate in Etsy's Burlesque Beauties. My art tends to be about the intimate and sexy, i'd love to participate in your group activities. roller derby field trips sound dope!

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drucilla pettibone: 13 acres

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This is what the land looks like. This is that tree in the middle of the old well-house. It's an evergreen (obvs) and full of berries! Anyone know what kind it is? And this is one of three sisters out in the pasture. Sarah thought it looked like an apple tree. And this is the old barn. i think it'll do just fine for the bunnies. And the lean-to will be good shelter for the donks and sheepies. Hub thought it might fall over, but i figure it's been here a while. I think we'll use it as a coffee table.

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drucilla pettibone: deerie

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Is there not a bone craze making itself felt throughout the craft world, in jewelry and on etsy? Has written about the magick of animal parts, and hoodoo has a long tradition of using animal claws and bones along with herbs to make their mojo. although with hoodoo, i believe many root doctors don't shy from a human finger bone or other as curio. April 1, 2013 at 7:34 PM. April 2, 2013 at 2:19 PM. You must have quite the collection! Can you photograph it and share so we can ogle it? April 3, 2013 at 4:31 ...

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drucilla pettibone: fluff and maudlin

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It's not that it's right or wrong to want to be in control and to be exercising that desire through fiber, but i think it's good that i become aware of it. then the maniacal stitching that happens sometimes starts to make sense. did i tell you about that book i read called Solstice Wood. So what activities are good for life-in-transition? April 3, 2013 at 9:27 PM. Sending you a hug.One day at a time. April 3, 2013 at 11:01 PM. April 4, 2013 at 10:41 AM. April 4, 2013 at 3:32 PM. Oh susan, i feel for you!

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drucilla pettibone: July 2013

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Moving toward the light. Dear friends, this has been my blog home for such a long time. but lately i haven't been feeling it. i think that with my papa's passing, i've gone through kind of a metamorphosis. (no, not into a cockroach! I may be back in this space, or not. Here's some little bones to leave you with (obvs i'm still working on cleaning them). from one of our roosters who met his demise. from all-natural causes known as our dog betty :(. Here's to better days ahead! Links to this post.

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drucilla pettibone: kitchen: before

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While i'm waylaid i thought i could show you. The sad little kitchen and breakfast nook. Stuck in 1998, or long before. I have taken down the curtains and scrubbed and scraped. Grease from the cabinets. Everything is vaguely yellowed. The gas man told us that the man who used to live here. Stayed right in the kitchen next to the gas heater. This is where he lived. He didn't use much of the house. And he was a good man. I wonder if he died here. Progress is being made in my absence, the roof is almost done.