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Posted by Anne M on November 3, 2009, 12:24 pm
great topic
I like Lynne Nicolette, John Clayton, the silouette series by Heritage and
Jeanette Douglas samplers
also victorian houses by Debbie Patrick
for whimsical I like Barbara Ana and Margaret Skerry
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Posted by Susan Hartman on November 3, 2009, 2:56 pm
So many!
I've been buying a few "Little House Needleworks" lately - they've been
calling me. I also like TW, Emie Bishop (Cut 'n' Patch), Carriage House
Samplings, Victoria Sampler, MLI, Arelate Studio, Drawn Thread, Rosewood
Manor, Blue Ribbon Designs....and I know there are more!!
Sue
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The Magazine of Folk and World Music
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Posted by Cheryl Isaak on November 3, 2009, 5:09 pm
On 11/3/09 11:15 AM, in article
e2a546bd-0d3a-4911-b05b-034665f4d8b6@z41g2000yqz.googlegroups.com, "Nancy"
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>> Currently high on my list:
>> Ink Circles:
>> ?Alessandra Adelaide Needleworks
>>
>> Some stuff from Country Garden Stitchery, but by no means all of it.
>> Who Knew? Has several pieces I covet. If I ever manage to find steady part
>> time work, I'm kitting up several of them. And I don't generally do
>> "fantasy"
>>
>> I have many of Ladybug Lanes charts.
>> Lots of Elizabeth's Designs, but I really prefer her older pieces
>> Ditto for Birds of Feather, but every so often one of her new pieces catch
>> my eye
>> Liberty Street.
>>
>> I do lots of flowers and bugs, whimsical and realistic.
>>
>> I am currently really drawn to geometrical designs or "knot work" pieces.
>>
>> CHeryl
>
> Hmm....a great new topic. WO a local LNS for xs hopefully I'll get
> some new ideas to search for online.
>
> Buried in the stash are some DeGrazia designs adapted for xs.
> Moira Blackburn has lots I've lusted. Linda Myers used to be a
> big one until I decided I'd done enough. Every time I see a new
> Diane Graebner I think I need to have that one, especially if it
> has cardinals in it.
>
> Some of Little House Needleworks catch my eye as well as
> Cedar Hill and Valerie Pfeiffer and Praiseworthy Stitches.
>
> I do lust after some of Laura Perin's designs (as long as they
> aren't too "quilty").
>
> I go for birds, books/music/hymns, places I've lived and visited.
> And thanks to you Cheryl, now Celtic knots are catching my
> eye.
>
> Nancy
Glad to oblige!
C
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Posted by Janet on November 3, 2009, 3:22 pm
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> Currently high on my list:
> Ink Circles:
> =A0Alessandra Adelaide Needleworks
> Some stuff from Country Garden Stitchery, but by no means all of it.
> Who Knew? Has several pieces I covet. If I ever manage to find steady par=
t
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> time work, I'm kitting up several of them. And I don't generally do
> "fantasy"
> I have many of Ladybug Lanes charts.
> Lots of Elizabeth's Designs, but I really prefer her older pieces
> Ditto for Birds of Feather, but every so often one of her new pieces catc=
h
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> my eye
> Liberty Street.
> I do lots of flowers and bugs, whimsical and realistic.
> I am currently really drawn to geometrical designs or "knot work" pieces.
> CHeryl
My current favorites are My Big Toe Designs and Blue Ribbon Designs.
I think the last MLI release was Fallen Roses. I started it and have
about 1/3 completed. It is a nice design. Cheryl, I like your top
two designers. I haven't purchased an Alessandra Adelaide Needleworks
but really like the latest release which is a large ornament. I think
I saw it on ABCStitch.
If you like geometrical designs, check out the Fractals.
Janet
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Posted by ellice on November 4, 2009, 6:37 pm
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>
> Currently high on my list:
> Ink Circles:
> Alessandra Adelaide Needleworks
Those are often so modern and spare - I really like them. I'm doing the
horse one - in midnight blue/black silk on gothic dyed fabric.
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>
> Some stuff from Country Garden Stitchery, but by no means all of it.
> Who Knew? Has several pieces I covet. If I ever manage to find steady part
> time work, I'm kitting up several of them. And I don't generally do
> "fantasy"
Ditto. Don't you have one of the fairies from Who Knew?
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> I have many of Ladybug Lanes charts.
Similar, IIRC, is I think Sunflower stitches, or something like that.
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> Lots of Elizabeth's Designs, but I really prefer her older pieces
> Ditto for Birds of Feather, but every so often one of her new pieces catch
> my eye
> Liberty Street.
I thought that Birds of a Feather is only doing NP now? I have a lot of
their XS in stash. You might like La-D-Da - similar type of look. And
Carriage House Samplings - which I love. Might take a look at Plum Street
Samplers - they're pretty witty.
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>
> I do lots of flowers and bugs, whimsical and realistic.
>
> I am currently really drawn to geometrical designs or "knot work" pieces.
There are quite a lot of those from Ink Circles. Also, try Keslyn Designs,
and My Big Toe.
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>
> CHeryl
Just so much out there.
Personally, I do a lot of, or at least stash, Drawn Thread & Indigo Rose for
interesting sampler type things. And there are all kinds of things from
Ellen Chester and Eileen Bennett, as well.
OK - 'nuff for now.
Ellice
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>> Ink Circles:
>> ?Alessandra Adelaide Needleworks
>>
>> Some stuff from Country Garden Stitchery, but by no means all of it.
>> Who Knew? Has several pieces I covet. If I ever manage to find steady part
>> time work, I'm kitting up several of them. And I don't generally do
>> "fantasy"
>>
>> I have many of Ladybug Lanes charts.
>> Lots of Elizabeth's Designs, but I really prefer her older pieces
>> Ditto for Birds of Feather, but every so often one of her new pieces catch
>> my eye
>> Liberty Street.
>>
>> I do lots of flowers and bugs, whimsical and realistic.
>>
>> I am currently really drawn to geometrical designs or "knot work" pieces.
>>
>> CHeryl
>
> Hmm....a great new topic. WO a local LNS for xs hopefully I'll get
> some new ideas to search for online.
>
> Buried in the stash are some DeGrazia designs adapted for xs.
> Moira Blackburn has lots I've lusted. Linda Myers used to be a
> big one until I decided I'd done enough. Every time I see a new
> Diane Graebner I think I need to have that one, especially if it
> has cardinals in it.
>
> Some of Little House Needleworks catch my eye as well as
> Cedar Hill and Valerie Pfeiffer and Praiseworthy Stitches.
>
> I do lust after some of Laura Perin's designs (as long as they
> aren't too "quilty").
>
> I go for birds, books/music/hymns, places I've lived and visited.
> And thanks to you Cheryl, now Celtic knots are catching my
> eye.
>
> Nancy