Greetings, stitchers! Thank you to Madame Samm from Sew we Stitch, for hosting this hop.
For those of you visiting for the first time, welcome to my part of the world. My name is Judy Cooper. I am a retired primary school teacher who now creates one-of-a-kind textile / fibre art. My complete bio can be found HERE and my artist statement HERE.
Besides having a place to show my original art and some of the techniques I use, I often write about other artist's work and link to their web sites. One of the other things I like to do is find tutorials and patterns for all kinds of textile / fibre art (usually freebies). Since 2009, I have blogged about a lot of interesting 'stuff". Please come back, grab a cup of something and explore my blog. I guarantee, you won't be disappointed! Check out my Garden Sewing Box, Structures and fish.
I am also hosting a giveaway and I will post anywhere in the world! You don't have to be a follower to participate. Just leave a comment on this post. Make sure I can contact you if you win.
Enjoy the blog hop. A list of participants can be found HERE.
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| Back Yard, combination of applique, hand embroidery and machine stitching |
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| Theodora, hand stitched on silk with single strands of silk threads |
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| Hand embroidery on linen |
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| Combination of applique, hand embroidery and free motion machine stitching |
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| Needlepoint Sampler |
Judy your fibre art is unique as your taste, colourful as a spring day in bloom of course lol, your backyard one looked like a photo...wow
ReplyDeleteGreat talent! Love your "Back Yard" creation. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh my! That Back Yard piece is amazing! I will have to come back when I have more time and peruse your blog. Thank you for taking part in the Meet and Greet!
ReplyDeleteAmazing pieces of art in your stitchery! I'm always in awe of the people like you who can stitch up such beautiful projects like these.
ReplyDeleteWow, your projects are amazing! I could walk straight into your back yard!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love your basket of flowers....you really do beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteEach of your projects is absolutely beautiful!
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CraftyCat
Your work is beautiful. I thought the Back Yard was a photo. That is stunning.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful works of Art! Your Backyard is a beautiful piece.
ReplyDeleteYour stitching is beautiful. Your embroidery on linen reminds of a project I completed many years ago. I wonder where it is?
ReplyDeleteI loved the backyard. At first I thought it was a photograph. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJudy, nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteBack Yard looks like it was painted! Amazing job!
Your work is beautiful - especially the back yard one. Simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow! What beautiful needlework projects you have! I love Theodora - she is beautiful :o)
ReplyDeleteHugs xx
Wow! This is an amazing kind of Art! Very creative and fascinating. I love the first picture "Backyard"
ReplyDeleteI am happy to find your blog and see such wonderful textile work.
Thanks for sharing.
Hilda
I enjoy following your blog on a regular basis . Your embroidery work is so beautiful . Thank you for taking the time to share.
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful and shows what a talented artist you are. I enjoyed meeting you and thank you for sharing your projects.
ReplyDeleteI've been exploring a few of the blogs on the hop and have found some really interesting work. Of course I discovered you already and am happily following!! At first I thought 'Back Yard' was a photo...beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stitching !!
ReplyDeleteI love your needlepoint sampler - great work !!
Greetings from Germany
Marion
Your work is amazing!Theodora is gorgeous!Being a Greek I admire that one more than everything else!AriadnefromGreece!
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful! Hand embroidery on linen is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI love the variety of the work that you've shown. Thank you.
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