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Taken in London, on the new camera I was given for my birthday- a Lomography Action Sampler. Takes 4 pictures in 1 second I think it is, each one moves on a bit from the previous.
Anyway, taken in Camden on a day out for one of my friends birthdays.
No edits in these apart from the name.
My Victoria Sampler "Anniversary Sampler" as of July 14th. I am working on the hardanger border and still need to add the beads. There is also a small ribbon embroidery flower that needs to go in the bottom hardanger section, but I leaving it until right before I do the beads.
First sampler for the masses, frequently circuit-bent. I was pleased to find a boxed and intact example at the Taplow car boot sale.
my progress on the Storytime Sampler (by the Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery) - with a few modifications (mostly in colour, plus the addition of some backstitching and french knots)
State of play for sampler January 2005. Very little changed from January 2004 (Heartsease added).
Whole thing started Feb 2002, so has gone to top of UFO list
I will be discussing my progress on
Old picture took with my lomo action sampler few years ago, with an expired film. This is me jumping across a bridge.
Sampler made for the CHA Trade Show for Basic Grey featuring their new collection called Plumeria.
blogged duringquiettime.blogspot.com/2012/01/basic-grey-at-cha.html
This is my first free on line tutorial for thai quilters. I used EQ5 patterns that I designed by myself. It was fun!
Belonged to Mary Fennell.
But thofe who worfhip God/And give their parents honour due/Here on this earth they long fhall live/And live hereafter too.
Worthy sentiments of one Mary Woodhead (1796)
My wife and I had breakfast at Cracker Barrel. I had one of the sampler platters which included eggs, hash brown casserole, bacon, sausage, ham, fried apples, biscuits with sawmill gravy and grits.
On Sunday we went to a car boot - just to look for hand sewing machines for 'Tools with a Mission'. All we found was a long spirit level for £2.50, but then just as we were leaving I spotted this little embroidery on a junk stall.
Now I've watched enough 'Bargain Hunts' to know that the date, and the age of the child who's worked it, is everything, so,although tiny, I managed to read
Ann ......Worked in the Fourteenth Year of Her Age 1762'.
Was on the verge of collapse by this time, especially as the stall holder had marked it at £12, and was prepared to accept a tenner!
Yesterday we took it to Bamford's in Matlock to one of their Valuation Days - which was a great experience. One glance from the valuer when it eventually became my turn, and he said
'Print of an old sampler' and all our hopes of fame and fortune were dashed!
Never mind it had been great fun while it lasted!
I hadn't used the monochrome setting and decided to christen it.
I took this photo while matthew was playing some drum and base.
He has also has a chaos pad, which looks amazing when he plays it
we watched a hilarious video of a famous beatboxer using his chaos pad
and playing with a rubber duck ...
After that we went back to my house and played on EA's Skate.