Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Designers Who Blog
When I first started blogging several years ago many needlework designers were skeptical about using this method of communication.
Ours is a very strange business though. All of us want to know about our favorite designers. We want to know about their inspirations, their struggles and successes.
I'm on the lookout for fellow blogging designers and was delighted to find Laura J. Perrin blogging as Two-Handed Stitcher. Laura is a talented designer and her recent blog entry about her Christmas tree designs is a good read.
Ours is a very strange business though. All of us want to know about our favorite designers. We want to know about their inspirations, their struggles and successes.
I'm on the lookout for fellow blogging designers and was delighted to find Laura J. Perrin blogging as Two-Handed Stitcher. Laura is a talented designer and her recent blog entry about her Christmas tree designs is a good read.
Labels: Laura J. Perrin, Needlework Designers
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Linn, a while back I compiled a (very) short list of the designer blogs that I'm aware of:
http://mymarkdesigns.wordpress.com/2007/10/03/designer-blogs-the-shortlist/
and a few more were added in the comments for that post, too.
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http://mymarkdesigns.wordpress.com/2007/10/03/designer-blogs-the-shortlist/
and a few more were added in the comments for that post, too.
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Eileen is Back
I'm glad to report that my good friend Eileen Bennett's website is once again available. So visit The Sampler House and check on her latest projects, teaching schedule and lots of other goodies.
Like many of us, Eileen has had distressing health problems in recent years but she is all repaired now and back on the road with a few bionic bits and pieces helping her along. She now ought to be good for another few hundreds of thousands of miles. Of course given her busy teaching and traveling schedule, that won't take her long to run up on her odometer.
Like many of us, Eileen has had distressing health problems in recent years but she is all repaired now and back on the road with a few bionic bits and pieces helping her along. She now ought to be good for another few hundreds of thousands of miles. Of course given her busy teaching and traveling schedule, that won't take her long to run up on her odometer.
Labels: Eileen Bennett, Needlework Designers, Needlework Samplers
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