I've been watching and watching, and it's finally posted!
Emie Bishop has a new "Christmas quilt" design ready for release. You can see it here:
I've been watching and watching, and it's finally posted!
Emie Bishop has a new "Christmas quilt" design ready for release. You can see it here:
First let me say that I have yet to see an Emie Bishop design that I didn't think was lovely. OK -- now here comes a pet peeve rant. HOW can anyone tell how the design really looks? I mean, there's no way to make the pic any larger, at least not from the posted link! Sue -- were you able to get a larger pic of the design from your newsletter? I'm wondering if it's a problem with posting a link to a newsletter that you received......??? I want to see a large photo of the design! Thanks for the tantalizing peek of the new offering. I'll have to look for it next time I make the trek to my not so LNS. CiaoMeow >^;;^<
PAX, Tia Mary >^;;^< (RCTQ Queen of Kitties) Angels can't show their wings on earth but nothing was ever said about their whiskers! Visit my Photo albums at
Well, from what I can see, I like. Ever since I saw Elizabeth's EB charts, I've been itching in try one. Not that I have the time, but still.
Cheryl
You should try her Unfinished Sampler - it's narrow and absolutely ideal for carrying to a rink. All the threads will fit into a small tupperware, it couldn't be more portable if it tried.
I've seen that - and you're right. My only concern for carrying it (or any project around) is lighting issues. If I'm in a hoop, I can use my clip light, if I can figure out who borrowed it (DS,DD or DH). It doesn't work with Q-snaps.
If I'm just sitting in the car at lacrosse, I can stitch with the windows open. To sit fully in the sun in chair is worthless - too much wind.
Cheryl
I did the Unfinished Sampler and so did a friend and neither of us used a frame of any kind, definitely hold-in-the-hand which is what made it so portable.
Good to know.
Thanks Cheryl
I hate that too! Apparantly, smaller pictures are being posted to thwart people from working off a picture instead of buying a chart.
Tia Mary wrote: Sue -- were
I share your pain - no, I couldn't see it larger, just put my nose right up against the screen and assumed a lot based on knowledge of past charts. Did you see the second photo with the bellpull and ornament? You can see a little more of the detail there. The Home page shot is truly underwhelming, because all you can see is blobs of green and red, and some very slight evidence of whitework, but no detail at all.
The picture as a whole doesn't appeal to me so much, but the individual squares, as ornaments or differently arranged, as on the bellpull, I find enticing.
Maybe it will show up a bit larger in the
Sue
Nice. LOL - as I've recently been looking at the couple of Emie pieces which I have kitted up, and the chart I found that isn't yet kiteed. Maybe in 2010!
Ellice
Let's hope so. Anne is likely correct in her comment that the pics provided are small to discourage anyone from copying it and then working from that copy! THOSE types are NOT true stitchers -- they just don't "get it" IMNSHO!!! I want to have an original chart in my hot little hands when I start a new project. I like having all the other info & tips, etc. that are usually included. I'll have to check Hoffman soon and see if they offer a photo that is a bit larger.
PAX, Tia Mary >^;;^< (RCTQ Queen of Kitties) Angels can't show their wings on earth but nothing was ever said about their whiskers! Visit my Photo albums at
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