After several years of teaching, I am clear on only one thing: everyone
learns differently!
With that qualification, students have been most successful (as defined
by them understanding and succeeding) with the approach as follows:
Start with cloth stitch "bandage", all passives in one color, w
Sounds lovely, Noelene! Now if I can just learn to use the
embroidery feature on my machine!!
Clay
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Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2004 5:45 PM
Subject: [lace] Wedding Garter
> Almost finished (
Yippee ! It doesn't matter HOW it's accomplished, but the
more members, the better!! Thanks for joining us, Sue!!
Clay
(one of the IOLI "rank and file"... but glad to have you
none the less!)
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Almost finished (3 repeats to go) a length of lace for a wedding garter for a friend.
I wanted to make the garter of soft elastic in a casing, and attach the lace to the
lower edge.
Trouble was how to make the casing. I bought some ribbon, but it was too "klunky".
Then I found some fabric in my
Hi all,
I have been following the pros and cons of the IOLI preview and here is
another point of view! Coz I wanted to see what it is all about I have
decided to subscribe for myself!! I will do that a little nearer our
southern winter, for financial reasons, (spent too much at Christmas LOL)
To everyone who has been helpful to me I graciously thank you. I have
printed out everyones directions, DH is gonna kill me cause I am almost out of
black ink. :)
He gets after me cause each month he has to buy new ink, I seem to print
books (that what he says) maybe I do but its for the
Me again!
While I'm so chatty, it's commerative time again! We need a bobbin maker to
make us some bobbins! If you do bobbins, and are interested in being the
vendor for the 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] commerative bobbins, please give me a buzz
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We usually order about 50-100 mi
Hi all!
I've been reading the hints and tips you all have shared with me about my
Bucks piece, and I have printed out a bunch of them for referral use. I am so
thankful that I can pick the brains of such talented people! I am trying to
contact someone from the ISF to see if they have any requi
Helen
When I teach beginners I usually have them work in color because I think it
helps them understand the structure more easily and it helps them see the
consequences of each stitch they make. They understand how a certain series
of stitches produces a certain thread path. And if they lose their
Avital give us this site to show our pictures:
community.webshots.com/user/arachne 2003
And I am ofte astonished that this got no more attention in our lively
group. I personally showed there til ow different things.
Ilske
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Sherry, my bulletin has shown up yet, and my last name starts with a C. So
I'm also still waiting to read all these wonderful articles.
Nancyanne
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Hi Jenny,
If your straw pillow is newly made, it will have been treated in some
way before manufacture. If it is an older one I would go for baking. It
sounds like it will kill any bugs rather than just putting them into
hibernation for a while!
Jean in Cleveland U.K.
On Wednesday, January 14, 2
Dear Helen,
my daughter, now 9, made her first attempts at age of 5.
in between, i taught the first stitches to about ten more children, mostly
during holidays, so there were only a few days to finish at least a little
bookmark. Those children were from eight to ten years old.
if possible, I take
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