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Now that I am retired
and have a new Bernina 830 , and my new cabinet for that comes tomorrow , I decided to watch some past shows again to see what I may have missed when I watched them late on a Monday night or some such. So far I've rewatched 608 Mastering Machine Applique (Pat Holly/Jennifer Forest) and 904 The Wonderful World of Embroidered Applique (Sarah Vadeler). I am planning on doing the 2012 BOM by Sarah, which is what inspired me to rewatch shows in the first place. Both of these shows have really fired up my quilting/applique/machine embroidery engine and I can hardly wait until the cabinet is in place and I can actually start. Interestingly, Pat Holly embroiders the backgrounds and Sarah Vadeler embroiders the appliques. Hmmm....maybe it would work to put these two ideas together in some way. Anyway, the shows are fun and I'm inspired.
"Neglect not the gift that is within you..." -1 Timothy 4:14
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Originally posted by SewdreamyNow that I am retired and have a new Bernina 830 , and my new cabinet for that comes tomorrow , I decided to watch some past shows again to see what I may have missed when I watched them late on a Monday night or some such. So far I've rewatched 608 Mastering Machine Applique (Pat Holly/Jennifer Forest) and 904 The Wonderful World of Embroidered Applique (Sarah Vadeler). I am planning on doing the 2012 BOM by Sarah, which is what inspired me to rewatch shows in the first place. Both of these shows have really fired up my quilting/applique/machine embroidery engine and I can hardly wait until the cabinet is in place and I can actually start. Interestingly, Pat Holly embroiders the backgrounds and Sarah Vadeler embroiders the appliques. Hmmm....maybe it would work to put these two ideas together in some way. Anyway, the shows are fun and I'm inspired.
BJ, for some AWESOME inspiration featuring both embroidered backgrounds and embroidered applique, check out this blog entry by Tom Russell about my friend Kathy Drew!
WARNING: protect your keyboard from drool!!! :shock:
http://tomrussellquilts.wordpress.co...superstar-2-0/
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Margo, WOW!!!!!! Gee whilikers you weren't kidding when you said cover the keyboard. I must try this myself.
"Neglect not the gift that is within you..." -1 Timothy 4:14
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You know, I don't have an embroidery machine, and have never done machine embroidery, and don't really want to invest the time and money in learning a new hobby!
Repeat 100 times!!! LOL
Y'all are making this really hard for me!!!
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Margo,
thanks for sharing Tom Russell's blog entry about Kathy Drew. Gorgeous embroidery! I also went to Kathy's blog--what a studio she has!
Renata
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Here's a link to Kathy's "room". This lady is incredibly talented and prolific so this is more than just a sewing room!Originally posted by Renata
http://kathydrew.wordpress.com/2011/12/07/my-room/
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Wow wow wow!!!!!!! Well if that is her playing around stuff, you can begin to imagine how beautiful her proper, serious or best work would be like. She is one mega talented lady!! Margo, thank you ao much for sharing this link with us.
In leafy Berkshire, south of England.Comment
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A-MAZ-ING! What a talent! And what an incredible workspace. Wish it was mine
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So, I'm wondering why I have had so many visits on my blog from Quilt Show Members. Thank you Margo. You are too good to me.
Love you lady.Comment
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All I did was point in your direction...the drool started then!! Love ya!Originally posted by KathyDrew
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oh i'm so jealous - it seems like kathy's room is about the size of my whole apartment... hmmmmm does one really need a bedroom too? maybe i can just convert it all into a sewing place and snuggle up on the scrap heap when i get too tired to play :PLotti, Kuessnacht - SwitzerlandComment
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I could put that room on my Santa list. Like you Lotti that room is bigger than my apt maybe we could sleep on the sofa. I have been cleaning and organizing for two days, I knew it would get worse before it got better, boy was I right, my son the most organized person I know is coming tomorrow to help get me ready for the holidays I would do before and after pics but I am too embarassed. Enjoy your room Kathy you deserve it. JoanComment
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