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Comment by nuanc on August 17, 2008 at 12:21pm

Okay gang...the challenge to post a challenge will not go unnoticed!
:-D

Comment by Mandi on August 15, 2008 at 2:33am

Hi Jacquie

Sorry for the late reply to last month's post... I never knew it was there!

I love this creative group so much and feel we lose out because the system doesn't seem to report any activity to email addresses outside the website itself.

THANK YOU for your positive comments about my work. I really appreciate it.

Will you share with me what you have been doing lately? Can we breathe life back into this website again?

M
xx

Comment by Jacquie Scuitto on July 12, 2008 at 9:09am

Mandi --
Your 'less than traditional' quilts are delightful! Do you know the magazines Quilting Arts and Cloth, Paper scissors? Have you thought of joining the Quilt Art list? Your work would fit right in!

I recognize some of your off-beat materials but not all. Are most of them recycled usually thrown away materials? Do you fuse as well as stitch or use some kind of glue?

You certainly do have fun with them!

Comment by Mandi on June 2, 2008 at 5:00pm

I'd be interested in comments from you about my 'less than traditional' quilting... thanks!

Comment by Mandi on May 9, 2008 at 7:07pm

This is what I am working on today. 4 tea-towels depicting scenes I have photographed and then drawn. These will be quilted to hang on a wall, or I may put the quilts onto pillow cases and sit on them!

This is one of two with writing on them. Tracey Emin style but no tent.

M
xx

Comment by Heather on March 25, 2008 at 7:11pm

Hi I'm Heather I spin dye my own wool from organic source and weave also create pieces from jewelry to wall hangings from sewn and embroidered silks ,with beading embelishments

Comment by Shannon Udell on March 21, 2008 at 11:29pm

Hi! I guess mostly I am stitching patches and dolls. The trend in doll quilts is catching my interest, there are a bunch of amazing people making little quilts. Hopefully I can make something for a swap. Honestly, I love any sewing; I get excited replacing a button!