Auntie Jean, she`d tell your fortune for a cup of Darjeeling…
Cups and saucers … what stories can be told and what hearts can be healed over a nice cup of tea. […]
“Pour another cup darling and I’ll tell you some mo… on Twitpic
“Pour another cup darling and I’ll tell you some mo… on Twitpic. Visit this tweet to see a great picture! More […]
24/08/11 ~ Textile illustrations
Always a story to tell, these two pieces have a limerick behind them too! The limericks are written by a […]
Open Evening!
This is me!
26.07.11 ~ garden pictures
Well all my framing is finished for now. Iam now truly ready for exhibiting at The Willow, Oswestry, this forthcoming […]
11th July, 2011 ~ framing embroidery…
Iam currently framing work for an exhibition. I haven`t been looking forward to it, but once I get on my mitre […]
27th June, 2011 ~ Stitched figures and animals…
An old piece I still haven`t fallen out with! I have stitched onto handmade felt for this picture, but rather […]
2/04/11 ~ faux chenille
Faux Chenille … what wonderful results without too much hard work! An opportunity to recycle old clothes, or just use up […]
29/03/11 ~ blue door…
By changing the bobbin tension or top tension and using a variety of threads you can create a whole range of […]
23/03/11 ~ Finished! “Sea View”
Finished! I shall have this piece and many more to show when I give a talk & demonstration at The Embroiders […]
21/03/11 ~ Sunday run out…
I went in search of inspiration a couple of Sundays ago and found it in what for me is a very […]
11/03/11 ~ Stitching on a Friday…
I bring you a sketch and a work in progress! My very loose sketch is not only where I work […]
2/03/11…Stitched Bowls
Once you have discovered water soluble fabric, so many possibilities open up. There are plenty on the market. Buy in […]
1/03/11. On the Bernina today…
A LLanbedrog inspired beach…in between the sand and the trees, a neat row of beach huts. Finished this piece today, […]
I love to stitch!
Firstly, as you can see, I love to stitch! We have spent many happy days together my Bernina and I! […]
Suzette Smart 