Today, I hosted Facebook LIVE alone. If you missed the video, here it is. Please feel free to leave a question or comment. All are answered. xooxm
P.S. Watch for a full new blog this week (and more eBay auctions!)
Here are the links to the subjects I spoke about . . .
PENS
The PINK Pilot Acroball pens were found at Target.
BULLION THREAD
The bullion thread for metalwork embroidery can be ordered from The Edwardian Needle
Here’s the link: The Edwardian Needle www.thedwardianneedle.com
Order your serrated scissors here:
Order you silk threads here:
THE WINNER
The winner of the Log Cabin Quilts book is
Jean Stewart Hendricks
Jean, please email me at PickleRoadStudios@me.com with your mailing address!
Congratulations!
KAFFE FASSETT & LIZA PRIOR LUCY
Kaffe Fassett’s Bold Blooms is currently available. To order your signed copy visit www.gloriouscolor.com.
FLOCHE, BEADS, and LINEN
The beautiful apricot floche thread and beads are available from The Edwardian Needle. (Their floche was the least expensive I’ve found anywhere — even online).
My go-to shop for cross stitch supplies and linen is located in Michigan. It’s called, Stitches n Things. A pleasure to work with. That’s where I purchased the white even weave linen and the DMC floss. www.stitchesnthings.com
EVERYTHING TURTLE
Sally Harcum Maxwell’s book, “Sally Wants to be a Scientist” can be purchased through Blurb at http://www.blurb.com/b/6582288-sally-wants-to-be-a-scientist
PRETTY PIGMENTS
Here’s the link to the online class I’m taking with Kimberly Baxter Packwood. www.kbaxterpackwood.com
Natural Pigments is where I ordered my pigments.
2016 LECTURE
October 2016
2017 CLASSES
JANUARY 2017
FEBRUARY 2017
Quilter’s WinterFest – Frankenmuth
MARCH 2017
APRIL 2017
BLOOMINGTON (IN) QUILTER’S GUILD
BLOOMINGTON (IL) ‘HANDS ALL AROUND QUILT GUILD
MAY 2017
SEPTEMBER 2017
If your group is interested in scheduling a class/lecture please contact me at
908-876-1208
I have October and November open.
Thanks for the website for crosstitch supplies and patterns. In my area, we don’t any stitching stores. All we have is Michael’s and Joanne’s and they are limited in what they have in stock.
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For your towels that have a musty odor — I bet they picked up spores in the warehouse. That being the case, bleach does not kill spores. Hot water and a hot dryer do not kill the spores. However, vinegar and/or Borax does. I had this problem with a couple Vera Bradley totes that my daughter-in-law found at a garage sale. First, I used a cup of vinegar; then, I used a cup of Borax; then I used a combination of vinegar and Borax in the wash cycle — no other detergent. After washing, I put them out in the sun. There is no greater disinfectant that good old sunshine. The smell is completely gone. It was worth the effort because these bags are great for going to workshops. They hold a lot of stuff. Good luck with your towels.
May I say that I have so enjoyed following you through the years. You have been an inspiration. Thank you for all your contributions to the fabric art world.
Suzy
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You made me smile when you showed “Girties” on your blog! Hope you are smiling, too!
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I guess the name Matthew!
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So glad to see you are coming to my guild in Bloomington, Indiana.
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I’m guessing your confirmation name is Gregory.
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