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Welcome to the Quaker inspired blog. This is a place for stitchers to share pictures of our quaker stitchings.
We periodically stitch-a-long a quaker pattern. Please feel free to join us!
Saturday, 18 October 2008,05:04
JUST ARRIVED
Wow! Twice in one day. Just wanted to show ya'll what arrived today. I saw it a couple of months ago and it's just now made it to my LNS. I picked it up this morning.It can be a picture or a needlework pocket. The pattern also includes patterns for a biscornu, fob and needlecase. It is absolutely beautiful made up. It's from Papillon Creations and it's called "Ring O Roses". The picture doesn't do it justice.
Labels: Marian, Quaker stash
Thursday, 16 October 2008,21:04
Introduction
Hello, everyone. I'm Marian and I live in Louisiana. I've been married to David for 40 years. We have two sons and three grandchildren.
We're both natives of Alabama but have lived here for 34 years. The best food and coffee are Louisiana. That's just a couple of reasons to live here -not for hurricanes, though.
I have no idea how long I've been stitching-forever, I think. I'm especially fond of quaker motifs and have just finished Quaker Christmas by ByGone Stitches. You can see pictures of it on my blog: http://gumboandgrits.blogspot.com/. I like simple, quick projects by usually have one or two on hand that are more complicated.
I'm a church organist, avid reader and love to potter about my house. I love blogging, also, almost as much as watching tv-love that Law And Order! I'm sometimes active in the Republican Party but will vote otherwise if it is a better candidate.
I've also just joined a new SAL-for the Beatrix Potter sampler. I started it a long time ago but never finished it. Maybe this time I will. Looking forward to working with you all.
We're both natives of Alabama but have lived here for 34 years. The best food and coffee are Louisiana. That's just a couple of reasons to live here -not for hurricanes, though.
I have no idea how long I've been stitching-forever, I think. I'm especially fond of quaker motifs and have just finished Quaker Christmas by ByGone Stitches. You can see pictures of it on my blog: http://gumboandgrits.blogspot.com/. I like simple, quick projects by usually have one or two on hand that are more complicated.
I'm a church organist, avid reader and love to potter about my house. I love blogging, also, almost as much as watching tv-love that Law And Order! I'm sometimes active in the Republican Party but will vote otherwise if it is a better candidate.
I've also just joined a new SAL-for the Beatrix Potter sampler. I started it a long time ago but never finished it. Maybe this time I will. Looking forward to working with you all.
Labels: Marian, Quaker introduction