Thursday, September 28, 2006
Transparency ATC Swap
Here are my three ATC’s which are being mailed out tomorrow, it would have been today, but I left their little plastic sleeves at home!
Talking of ATC’s – I just saw another of mine in the latest issue of Cloth, Paper, Scissors, in the article about the Auction to help Bernie with her animal rescue – mine was the British Bulldog on the Union Jack of course!
I am also working on a fabric shrine this month, and have a matchbox ornament swap lined up for next month and the last fabric fat book pages to do for Terrie Lightfoot’s exchange – I have really enjoyed this one, and think I want to mount them as a wall hanging rather than a book..
Talking of fabric, the Monroe Textile Sale was wonderful – I bought so many wonderful vintage and antique items. I have just washed them, so now I need to do my favorite part and iron them, there so many, but I will try and take some photos of them this week to post here.
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Beautiful Fabric Purchase
I am so pleased with some antique 1920's fabric I got off EBay - and I didn't pay a crazy price, it is so yummy, but now I am stuck what to use it for - my first idea was a pillow, but it's so beautiful, and I don't know if it will stand up to my boys. The color is more like the first photo, like a silver green.
I also have my eyes on some other vintage pieces, but I don't want to pay too much for them.
This Friday is my dear cousin Antonia's wedding to Ivor. She actually lives and works in Washington DC, but her wedding is in England. I am so unhappy that we just could not swing going home to be there, but we are going to meet up on the 30th when they come back from their honeymoon in Cape Cod. I spent mine at the Cliffside Inn, Newport, RI http://www.cliffsideinn.com/. It was once owned by an artist called Beatrice Turner. It was a very lovely place. She was very talented, and I seem to remember that alot of her paintings were destroyed after her death as nobody wanted them.
Friday is also the first day of the Monroe's Historical Society Textile Sale - I hope to finish work a little early, so I can get to it at 5pm, with Joshua under my arm - can't you just see me now. My DH must think I am getting a little crazy over fabric, but what's new?
Stay turned to find out what I find!
I also have my eyes on some other vintage pieces, but I don't want to pay too much for them.
This Friday is my dear cousin Antonia's wedding to Ivor. She actually lives and works in Washington DC, but her wedding is in England. I am so unhappy that we just could not swing going home to be there, but we are going to meet up on the 30th when they come back from their honeymoon in Cape Cod. I spent mine at the Cliffside Inn, Newport, RI http://www.cliffsideinn.com/. It was once owned by an artist called Beatrice Turner. It was a very lovely place. She was very talented, and I seem to remember that alot of her paintings were destroyed after her death as nobody wanted them.
Friday is also the first day of the Monroe's Historical Society Textile Sale - I hope to finish work a little early, so I can get to it at 5pm, with Joshua under my arm - can't you just see me now. My DH must think I am getting a little crazy over fabric, but what's new?
Stay turned to find out what I find!
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