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susanbriscoe.blogspot.com

sashiko and other stitching: Christine's Masu quilt

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Sashiko and other stitching. My patchwork, quilting, sashiko, kimono and costuming life (plus a few other things! Check here for all my latest news (and occasional nonsense). Thursday, 13 August 2015. Christine Linton sent me a photo of her batik version of 'Masu' from 'Japanese Quilt Inspirations' - this is the version with the 2 1/2in strip width, so it is ideal for jelly rolls. She writes -. James is a very flamboyant young man - it's easy to tell that he's a drama student. View my complete profile.

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Exhibitions - The Batik Guild

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If you want to see examples of the work of Guild members, then why not visit one of the many shows and exhibitions organised every year. National and International Exhibitions. Exhibitions by individual members of the Batik Guild. National and International Exhibitions. Exhibtion and sale of Works from the late Gilda Baron. 2 Aug to 11 Sep 2016. Official Opening on Wednesday, 3rd August, 7pm. Website: www.gildabaron.com. World Textile Day East. 10 Sep 2016 - - Time: 10 - 4.30. World Textile Day West.

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Hannah Redden: November 2014

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Hannah Redden is a Textile Artist, Printer and Designer who creates interior products from her hand-printed fabrics and vintage finds. She explores an eclectic mix of vintage, recycled fabrics and haberdashery to create original art and home accessories. Hannah has recently returned to designing after having two years out to have her little daughter Freya, who is proving to be just as creative as her mother! Expect to see new products being launched soon…. Friday, November 21, 2014. Links to this post.

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sashiko and other stitching: China - part 19 - going home

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Sashiko and other stitching. My patchwork, quilting, sashiko, kimono and costuming life (plus a few other things! Check here for all my latest news (and occasional nonsense). Monday, 10 August 2015. China - part 19 - going home. Last breakfast buffet at the hotel. Every day, there was a delicious assortment of Chinese breakfast foods, but plenty of things non Chinese guests would know, including steamed buns and 'gyoza' dumplings, water melon slices, cake, fried egg, rice etc. Angel outside the hotel.

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Anne Williams | Editor and writer - Blog

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Anne Williams Editor and writer. Journeys by New Horizons Textile Group. The View from Here by New Horizons. 8203;Journeys is the latest exhibition by the long-established Hertfordshire-based group New Horizons. The group was formed in 1993 by textile enthusiasts who had recently completed their City and Guilds Patchwork and Quilting courses with tutor Barbara Weeks. Temples, Temples, Temples by Stephanie Pettengell. My Dubai Sunset by Cheryl Jackson. Malawi Land of the Lake by Barbara Corbett. 8203;Paul...

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Kekfesto Cotton: Hand-dyed blue print fabrics from Hungary

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Nordic Star Quilt Kit. Website optimised for Firefox 2.0 and IE7.0 or later. To display properly, please upgrade your browser. As this page develops I'll be providing links to textile related websites of interest. A range of garments designed and made in Tolna, Hungary, using the Kekfesto fabrics from Tolna. An interesting and informative site about embroidery, fabrics and many things Hungarian. The African Fabric Shop. Jane Callender of Callishibori. The Hungarian Patchwork Association.

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Kefluti: March 2013

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Sunday, 31 March 2013. I hope you’re all having a lovely Easter weekend! I just popped by to show you these Easter eggs - with a difference…. Easter Eggs on display at The Pitt Rivers Museum. Photograph courtesy of Toby Lea. On display at The Pitt Rivers Museum. In Oxford, UK, the red and white eggs in particular, are from Romania, dated pre-1911. Easter Eggs on display at The Pitt Rivers Museum. Photograph courtesy of Toby Lea. I really like the idea of these decorative little keepsakes! I didn’t ...

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Monkey Business and Quilts: November 2014

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A place to jot down my thoughts about Family, Patchwork, Quilting, Knitting, Crafts and life in general, and to enjoy the feeling of belonging to the world wide Quilting community. Remember - Its not the length of your life that's important - it's the depth. Monday, 17 November 2014. A short post and no new pictures but please read on. I think this is a disgraceful practise and must be stopped! If you have 'favourite' designers and value the fabrics you use, then please visit this link! Links to this post.