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Stitching With Attitude: FIFTY SHADES - A Fantasy in Fabric

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Thursday, 5 February 2015. FIFTY SHADES - A Fantasy in Fabric. In mid November 2014, I was invited by Virginia Spiegel to be one of the chosen artists to participate in the "100 Fiberart for a Cause" 2015 fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. It is always a pleasure to work with Virginia and due to the high calibre of fiber artists selected it is also a fun challenge for me to create something special for the campaign. I was seeking the more " vanilla" variety! Eventually in a completely unexpected...

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Stitching With Attitude: FROM GEISHA TO DIVA ......PART 1

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Monday, 8 September 2014. FROM GEISHA TO DIVA .PART 1. My ongoing research into restoring/repurposing an old family kimono has taken me down many paths and resulted in several distractions! Close to five years alone have been invested in a fabric search! The distractions, however, have been fascinating and taken me on a journey into new worlds of discovery and learning. I have finally reached the point where some preliminary. The magnificent hand crafted kimonos on display revealed her unique style and t...

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Em La La Terra

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Em La La Terra. A safe refuge for artists, musicians, filmmakers and well beings. Beautiful water vat filled with flowers, in the corner of a glasshouse in Chatsworth Gardens, Derbyshire UK. Perfect hiking day in Switzerland. Photo by bokehm0n.tumblr.com. Tiny little spaceships, in orange. Each spaceship is around 10-15mm in length. Drawn with a 0.03 Copic Multiliner. Lsquo;Still Snaw on the Grun’ by F. E. Clark, 2016 (still snow on the ground). Acrylic on board, 30cm x 30cm, available.

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Dave James Ashton – Page 4 – Short & Micro Fiction

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Short and Micro Fiction. Newer posts →. Peter V Brett Drabble. August 25, 2015. August 25, 2015. For some reason, I was very slow on the uptake that I could use the internet to connect with famous authors and find out more of their works. Peter V. Brett’s Warded Man. It’s really pleasing the level of interaction he has with fans, and he regularly runs a range of competitions for books. As you saw in the It’s OK to Suck post I’m not great at drawing, so I only enter the writing ones. Peter V. Brett. Words...

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#3lineThursday Week Thirty-Four | Three Line Thursday

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Come Lay Down Ink With Us. Three Line Thursday Week Thirty-Four. Did you miss laying down ink? I know I’ve been having withdrawals, and I’m ready to read some fantastic Ink. Show me what you’ve got! Let’s welcome back Boris Boden. He lends us a photo worth a thousand words, but you only get 30. Up for the task? Don’t tell us what you see, but show us what you feel! I’m ( Grace. Judging this go around. Now, ready to wow with emotive verse? What can you make us feel in three lines? With # of Comments.

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a handful of stones: December 2013

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A handful of stones. Celebrating the extraordinary in the ordinary - the official small stone e-zine. Tuesday, 31 December 2013. Our January Mindful Writing Challenge. Starts tomorrow. read all about it. Invite your friends on Facebook. Monday, 30 December 2013. Love Poem Bath House. Let’s take a bath together. And soak in it. Are you joining us for our January Mindful Writing Challenge. Sunday, 29 December 2013. Of what's not done…. Saturday, 28 December 2013. The sound of reed cutting. In the way of th...

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#3lineThursday Week Twenty-One | Three Line Thursday

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Come Lay Down Ink With Us. Three Line Thursday Week Twenty-One. Is back with another photo worth a thousand words, but you only get 30. Up for the task? Don’t tell us what you see, but show us what you feel! Let’s welcome Janelle. To the Judging panel at TLT. Read more about her here. Now, ready to wow us with emotive verse? What can you make us feel in three lines? The Special Challenge words this week: DO NOT USE. Now, ready to wow us with emotive verse? What can you make us feel in three lines? Handle...

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a handful of stones: January 2014

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A handful of stones. Celebrating the extraordinary in the ordinary - the official small stone e-zine. Friday, 31 January 2014. This butternut squash is the weight of a full-grown Boston Terrier in my arms but wriggles less. I pat it gently? There's a hollow sound? Then I smooth away a coat of mud from its flanks. Thursday, 30 January 2014. Cupped in a mushroom. Wednesday, 29 January 2014. The sign above the station. Monday, 27 January 2014. Puffed up against the cold. In the cold and the dark. Sitting in...

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Favourite Sites | Comfortable Slippers

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These are some of the sites I find myself checking out a lot. The Scottish Poetry Library – http:/ www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk. A precious thing that must be supported and well worth a visit both physically but also virtually from around the world. A treasure chest of information. My dear friends, Jessica who writes a gorgeously contemplative blog. You might enjoy it as much as I do – http:/ hermitagepointe.com. You must visit – https:/ artipeeps.wordpress.com. Both who’ve filled spaces in my ...

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Stitching With Attitude: FROM GEISHA TO DIVA.......PART 2

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Monday, 15 September 2014. FROM GEISHA TO DIVA.PART 2. Note, in particular, the third statement above. " it is taken apart to be. Laundered". Something most people have not given thought to but yes,. The kimono is totally dismantled, laundered and then stitched back together. Silk with gold thread, embroidered and painted). Paper, lacquered and painted). Formal Kimono known as a Tomesode. Silk crepe fabric with hand painted cranes. The crane is associated with long life and used often as a motif in Japan...