Three years in the making, Susan Elliott‘s Breakfast at Tiffany’s crazy quilt is complete, and it is spectacular. The overall composition is breathtaking. The details are exquisite. And the story behind it is fascinating. I’m so glad she’s sharing it–and lots of photos so we can study every bead, petal, and stitch. Go to her blog post to get the full effect.
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Book Review: Early American Embroidery Designs
If you love old needlework books with that charming “found in a dusty drawer” sort of feel, Early American Embroidery Designs has a lot going for it. This is not a trendy modern pattern book, and honestly, that is exactly … Read More ...
Hi Denise,
I just wanted to thank you for all your ongoing support of me and my work as well as that of my fellow needle artists.
It’s a great service you provide to us all and I’m sure they would all join me in giving you a great big hug of appreciation.
I sent you an email to your hotmail address but not sure if that is still accurate.
Blessings and health to you, my friend. Susan
Thank you, Susan! Your words mean so much to me. But it is artists like you–gifted creators who are devoted not only to excellence in needle arts but also to sharing and teaching–who make my job fun and worthwhile every day. Thank YOU!
Denise