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These were the first stitches I learned. After I practiced, I just kept this piece on the hoop and kept filling in the space. I actually like it though. i think I'll make something out of it.
I just started working on this absolutely gorgeous sampler, and I've been really enjoying it so far! It's great practice and will make a beautiful piece to hang in my apartment. Love it! : )
Pattern: Daisychain ABCs by Alicia Paulson.
As I look at all of the photos of fiber art by fabulous Flickr artists, I find myself inspired to try new ideas, learn new things. So This is my sampler of embroidery stitches, It is not in the traditional way some samplers are made.. Im not really a traditional girl.
The fabric is from Ikea, it is mostly black and white line drawings, a perfect thing to practice on.
Thanks for the inspiration all of my dear flickr contacts :) You are are all so talented and Im glad to know you via the web.
I added 12 more blocks to make it a twin sized quilt. Backed with a flannel from Irving Street by Erin McMorris and bound with Summersault Pinwheel in Marine. My daughter loves it as it fulfills her wish for rainbows and lots of blue.
Thank you Faith, Lee and Kate for hosting the Series.
Here are my blocks for the 3x6 sampler bee. This is my first time participating and I had a great time!
pattern used is the Starry Web pattern from Quilter's Cache.
I've planted a variety of tomatoes, and some are just ripening. We have sungold on top, red racer on the left and chocolate sprinkles on the right.
A welcome present for the new minister at my unitarian universalist church. Images original me (pretty much freehand.)
Quote from Colbert Report:
"Reason has been a part of organized religion ever since two nudists took dietary advice from a talking snake."
It's a real "sampler", in that I used a lot of stitches I hadn't tried before. (see notes on that image.)
Collage / mixed media on paper. Booklet measures 15x15 cm.
Blogged:
caatjesartsystuff.blogspot.com/2010/11/collage-sampler-an...
Here are a few sneak peeks of a vintage lace sampler I have just finishedt. I am not showing it in its entirety as I am submitting it for publication in the next Sew Somerset magazine and don't want to give too much away yet. (Lots of 20 minute sessions!)
Blogged at:- vintagebunty.blogspot.com/
Jumping ahead finish all 99 blocks from Farmer's Wife 1930. It is such a great book!
Used all DS prints for this quilt and loving all the years collection in one!
We ordered the Bavarian Sampler at the Wirthaus Zu Bez'n in Munich. I have had pork knuckle before and didn't like it all. But we decided to give it another go. Everything in this dish was amazing, including the pork knuckle.
Contents : pork knuckle, potato dumplings, pork slices, sausages, sauerkraut, red cabbage and duck.
somehow, the page on the left ended up looking more like a scrapbook page. The title of these pages is "Oh How I Love" and I love pearls, kids and dogs, haha!
Small 35mm plastic camera that has a rotating blade behind the four lenses thereby exposing the film to one lens at a time before you wind on to the next, this is a copy of the action sampler cameras and Newcastle seems to be flooded with these at the moment, there are at least two charity shops near my home that have dozens and dozens of these selling them for £1 each brand new still in original boxes with chinese writing on them.
working on another sampler to test out some more idea for my on going thoughts from alchemy: enso. there are a few of karen's stitches here so it isn't totally and dog's dinner served with a pig ear!
Sampler Quilt Along :: Blogged. *That last "block" will be an applique block. Each will choose their own item to applique.
1. Doll Quilt from Holly, 2. Selvage Star Mini Quilt, 3. cathedral window quilt in progress,
4. Quarter Quilt, 5. quilt block for Rita, 6. Recycled Quilt #2,
7. my first quilt, 8. retro 50s doll quilt, 9. mendocino zigzag,
10. Allison's drunkard's path, 11. Sound Waves Modern Quilt, 12. cuadernos 3
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Check out the different versions that our writers and readers have been stitching! From left to right: arrow stitch, sheaf filling stitch, seeding, granito stitch, detached wheatear stitch, cross-stitches, and ermine stitch. The dividing lines are coral stitch, chain stitch, back stitch, stem stitch, split stitch, Portuguese stem stitch, and my whole garden is fenced in by back stitched chain stitch.