So I sat back and thought about this, probably because I was asked to create inside the boundaries of two pages of a paper zine.
The first problem is that I'm not into collage, paint, or paper and I struggle to work in these mediums.
Of course I can, but I prefer not to, and I like to challenge myself to not work in them.
The second problem was that I probably could've filled way more than two pages with thing I like to collect!
Carole x
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Love it, buttons and linen! Rachael xo
the great fun of challenges/swaps IS for each of us to do our thing and interpret as we feel moved to...rules are made to be bent AREN'T THEY :)
...can't wait to see more of what you did in Nathalie's zine when it gets back home to her
I too could have filled a book with what I collect...is it a sickness LOL
Happy rest of the weekend to you and yours Mz C
oxo
You did so great! I love this.... and it amazes me how you put up with us QB's as you do!!! hee hee!
I understood what you love to collect but don't know what a zine is ??
Incredible stitching, I'm not sure I could ever make my stitching that pretty. Well done, love your collections.
Love the free motion embroidery, how clever of you to bring the project back to your medium :) Buttons, linen, fabric - who would have guessed, lol x
LOVE free motion stitching! I'm working on making mine look that nice. Hugs!
Collecting buttons is such fun - I hate to say just how many jars full of them I have (but fourteen is a conservative estimate). Is there any hope of ever using even a portion of them in my lifetime? Not a chance, but I do so love to fondle them.
Hi, Carole. Enjoyed your creative approach to the subject of collecting for the zine. And I love machine writing, so coooool!
best, nadia
Wow! Your free mothion is fabulous! I can't do words, I should go practice! Love this!
Your work is beautiful!
I used to sell Bernina sewing machines and yours looks extremely familiar! ;)
I am so impressed with your free motion stitching. So glad it's in MY zine!
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