1. Everything old is new again. Old fabric, old clothes, old linens and lace. Old cloth to new cloth.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgs5c0A2q9JQ__luvr6vLUvj8ztDA8D5RaenSRU0BwUMxiWqptSoGlWzt7_wEG9UWhz-y68H8fhXiJOhwsdCH5BLLXMSX5Gj_DG6IjfpX78CH4Gduv-uxCdLIG5JU1lsKInMdadyi5XBmI/s320/c2c+010_picnik.jpg)
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3. I've always loved handstitching--now more than ever.
4. Never throw away your scraps.
5. Slow down; enjoy the process; accept where you are in the process.
6. Cloth has a story to tell.
7. Listen to the cloth. It will tell you what to do next.
8. All learning should include some fun along the way.
9. Jude Hill is a great teacher.
10. The end is just the beginning.
oh this iis so sweet. thank you.
ReplyDeleteYour Top Ten put a smile on my face...as do your pieces.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post! I love your 10 things! I smiled at a couple of them as I said "YES" to them.
ReplyDelete;~) Debi
Sharon, I love your Jessie Wilcox Smith profile picture. She is one of my all time favorite artist.
ReplyDeleteYou are right. So very right. :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely list! Your finished piece is really beautiful and warms the heart.
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