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I was digging in my stash for some embroidery fabric when I came across some more of my old samplers .These were done doing the NSW Embroiderers Guild distance courses.I did all except the gold embroidery course,was over seas working that year.
today we went to brunch in napa.
mrchazman ordered the beer sampler...
which the daughter and i tasted.
he ending up ordering a glass of the pilsner...
and the daughter and i had wine.
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I had this and my other sampler washed and pressed and rolled up in a tube. My partner found them in our attic about two years after we moved (2002), so I got them framed and they now hang on our living room wall, either side of the fireplace.
About 12x11 inches
As you can see, this one was finished in about 1995 :@)
Chloe was very kindly given a Lomo Action Sampler and some film by some friends on Talkphotography and couldn't wait to test it out. She needs to work on her finger placement but on the whole I reckon she did well :0)
Jo Rolfe
MA Textile Design
Sampler
Textile and found object
MA Degree Show 2012
Friday 31 August - Tuesday 4 September 2012
Norwich University College of the Art (NUCA)
Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
A UK company informed me that I won a montly drawing of free tea. When it arrived it definitely appeared that customs had been all up in it.
Designed by Hillside Samplings. Stitched on R&R 30-Count Light Espresso with all the recommended floss. Close up of right side.
hmm... I know the middle 3 are the Sumbel Porter, Ægir India Pale Ale, and Rallar Amber Ale from left to right. I believe the far left is the Saison and the far right is the Altbier, but I had had quite a few by this point, so it's hard to remember now... The IPA was my favorite, though. Unfortunately all my favorites weren't available bottled at the time.
not much higher res, though. Still has a glare spot from the flash.
Someday we'll see the sun again...
closer sideways angle. i would make this again, but it either all one color in gray heather, oatmeal, denim blue, or all different more intense colors.
I would also change from a "J" hook down to "I" to slightly increase the weight and close up the stiches a bit more. as it is, most stitch patterns came out soft and with excellent drape.