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"Still Stitching" Susan Greening
Davis - Designer - Instructor of Needlework Workshops |
"Thimbleful" of Information about Susan "Susan" Where
are You? (class schedule) "Still Stitching" Items for Sale Gadget
Gal Articles Susan's Needlework Adventure Travel Log w/Pictures of Classes Why I love Stitching and Studying with Susan...some thoughts from her students
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"Gadget
Gal" “ You Guess
the Gadget” This is an article about a gadget that is good for everyone! So what is this
one? See if you can It is a gadget that you
can create, on your own, with any of the needlework talents you love best.
Logcabin patterns,
hardanger, crewel, tent stitches,
any of these can be incorporated. How about which threads to use? Well, it
could be silk, cotton, wool, linen or you could put it on a canvas and use
any of the above. How about a bunch of calico fabrics? Yes that would work,
too. I have many of these gadgets and love them all. Some have ribbon, or vintage
buttons, with cording, or my favorite has a pocket to keep my extra needles
in. (If I am at a convention my room key and some dollar bills for a quick
snack can be found inside). This dandy gadget could have a pin on the back
of it, or a clip. I have one for every month of the year, (just like the
zingers I wrote about last month)! As I like to change them to suit the
season of the month. Many chapters, for needlework guilds, have a theme or a
special pattern that signifies the chapter of the national organization. If you have stitched with any type of needlework group you know that
this is very helpful when it comes to learning who everyone is. It is true, I have many
that I have designed and taught. They are always a bit different depending
on the creativity
of the student. If you haven’t
taken the time to create your own personal nametag, do it! You will love
wearing it (and in some organizations you will be fined if you don’t)! Here is one that a student just created and wore to a class of mine. I love
it! Still Stitching,
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