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Just a quick post. As part of ANG's 40th Anniversary Celebration in Philadelphia next year, they will be mounting an exhibit at the Philadelphia Art Alliance. http://philartalliance.org/ The exhibit will be about contemporary needlepoint samplers and will hang the entire month of August. And they asked me to exhibit Walk on the Wild Side. To say I'm thrilled beyond belief is a big understatement

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Finally, I have a few minutes to post the results of the contest for which project I will do next. I am happy to report that the project I wanted to do won. The third photo had 6 votes, the second photo had 5, and the first photo had 2 votes. Although one person couldn't decide and voted for two - but I did count both votes. So the next project I will do for myself is this one. I'm very excited,

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If you follow the EGA or ANG discussion groups you know there has been a LOT of talk about stitching apps. And a big discussion has been apps for keeping track of stash. Well, since you've seen my new workroom you know I don't have stash, I have inventory!!! I keep track of it on spreadsheets which I can download to my phone using an app called Docs to Go. In a fit of generosity and possible

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I am so excited. I've been creating a new web site using Weebly, which gives me templates, etc. yet lets me customize it quite a bit. The cool part is there are ways to change even the templates so I've been dabbling in some HTML and CSS (geek speak). The cool thing is it has given me the confidence to try some tweaking here with my blog. Look at my last post, about my workroom and you will see

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I promised the rest of my workroom (although I've probably shared more than anyone ever wanted to know). The last thing I showed was my closet and canvas storage. On the wall left of the closet is part of my thread storage. The stack of drawers on the right hold my Threadworx threads, and the start of my DMC floss (through 600 or so). The left two stacks hold all my DMC and Anchor perle coton (

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It apparently isn't just my blog that is having trouble with this. Blogger introduced a new interface and, even though I'm using the old one, I think THAT is the problem. I'm still waiting for some response to my inquiry. I did read a response to one inquiry that involved a lot of talk about cookies etc. Since the only thing that has changed on my blog is Blogger updating itself, I think Blogger

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If anyone has tried to comment and been rejected please e-mail me. I don't know if it is because Blogger has a new interface (which I am NOT using - it's hard enough to remember how to use the old one) and there are issues or what. Apparently I'm not the only one with problems. Quite a few people have been having trouble with comments not being able to be posted or being posted but not showing

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Last night I re-read my post from yesterday and realized I REALLY got carried away with myself. My excitement about my workroom pushed me over the top and I posted WAAAAAAAAAAAAY too long a post. Sorry *^0^* I think I'll break the next one into two posts so it isn't so completely overwhelming. Not everyone is as excited as I am that I have my very own room. To make up for my over enthusiasm I

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Sorry for the long absence. I've had a hard summer. A few days after I got back from our Mystery Retreat I got really sick — well, afflicted would be more accurate. At first we thought it was an allergy and I gave up every food we could think of that it might have been. Didn't help. After numerous trips to the Drs and trying everything everyone could think of and a biopsy the Drs determined it

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Well, I promised I'd do it. Here's my model of the Needle Arts Mystery Retreat 2011 project. My colors were vintage merlot Congress cloth with Chili Peppers overdyed thread from Threadworx and tans, reds, and greens with gold. See if you can guess which section is mine!!!! And, if you haven't discovered it already, next year's retreat is going to be right here in Portland! I am soooooooo excited

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Due to a deadline blitz I got sidetracked a bit from posting about this project. But I have been plugging away at it, sometimes only a few minutes in the evening. This is my sitting-in-bed stitching project, which is weird because I have NEVER stitched in bed until I started stitching my daffodil. Now I seem to be addicted – or at least it's becoming a habit. I also take it with me to guild

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I finally finished the piece the mountains went on (remember waaaaaaaaaaaay back when I showed my mountains?). This is my newest 4-day andvanced class and, some would say, my newest insanity. When I showed it at our EGA chapter meeting Monday I got some comments along the lines of, "Do you stay awake nights thinking this stuff up?" and "Where do you come up with this stuff?" Oh, and my favorite,

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I've finished 6 pages of my vortex. I took it to the GPR meeting this last weekend and was told by several people that I was crazy. I don't feel crazy. But then, if I were crazy would I know?

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I forgot to take a photo when I finished the 3rd page of chart, so here is 4 pages of the chart finished. Only 32 more to go *^_^* I love the swirl starting to emerge.

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I forgot to take a picture of my newest designing experiment - page 3 - so I'll have to wait unitl I finish page 4 then post a photo. Meanwhile, here's a photo of a one day class model I just finished. It's on painted Congress cloth (24-count) in (ta da) red, white, and blue. It will also be offered on green canvas with green. white, and brick red and brown canvas with coral, cream, and brown.

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I've finished page 2 of my newest experiment. It is finally starting to show the swirl. Interestingly, I've done more ripping on this one than on the daffodil. Even though the colors seem to be random and in bits and spots, getting even a bit out of place changes the look of the piece and affects the design. And ripping out on 24-count over one is a pain in the bum!!!! Only 34 more chart pages to

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I started stitching the Purple and Green Vortex (see the post on February 17). I am stitching on 24-count white Congress cloth over one with DMC floss. I checked out some other threads, thinking of adding some shine and hoping to find some threads that didn't get fuzzy so easily, but they were all too thin so I'm sticking with DMC. This one is going to take a lot longer than the daffodil as it

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Amazingly, it didn't take me as long to stitch the daffodil as I originally thought. In fact - I am finished!!!!!! Once I got started it was actually very soothing. I didn't have to make any color choices or anything. I just stitched. I think I'm going to frame it in a shadow box to increase the feeling of dimension. I stitched it over one on black 24-count Congress cloth with DMC floss. I

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Just a quickie today. I actually started stitching my daffodil. It will probably take me forever as I'm the world's slowest cross stitcher, even using two hands, but I've wanted to do it forever. So I am!! I'm stitching it on black Congress cloth over one with a single strand of DMC floss. Here's my progress so far. This is the upper left corner. I decided to also alternate the direction of my

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The arrangement of shapes I like the best, of all the ones that came from playing with my flame shape is this one (from my sketchbook) I can see this in so many ways. I love the idea of using the shapes to overlay transparencies and textures. This particular drawing is more likely to become an actual piece than the two illustrated in the last posting. It just has so many possibilities and I am

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After I had painted a facsimile of the collage I did in class I started tweaking the shape and thinking about how I could use the shapes in a project. I was getting proposals ready for a seminar whose theme is "A Touch of Glass" and the idea of using the design in some sort of project resulted in this general idea (from my sketchbook). I liked the idea but it hasn't gone anywhere yet. It might

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I took a wonderful color theory class from Shirley Kay Wolfersperger at EGA National Seminar in San Francisco in Spetember 2010. I don't often get to go to seminar and take classes so it was a great opportunity. Plus I've always wanted to take a class from Shirley Kay. She has taken her needlework into the arena of art and continues to push the envelope of needlework possibilities. I've posted a

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One of my favorite new toys is my iPhone and the apps i can get on it. Especially the art and designing apps. The other cool thing is I can take pictures of what I create with the apps and download them to my computer to play with. So just for fun I chose one of my favorite pictures and converted it into cross stitch and tent stitch in different colored grounds to see how it looked. The bad news

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This is the second attachment with more mountains and rivers. The same type of threads. On the first diamond I auditioned colors until I liked the combination I had. On the second diamond I just took those color families and added a couple of shades rather than adding more colors. For a class I need to keep the number of colors and threads manageable to keep the cost of the kit reasonable.

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I have set myself the design limits of the grid - any kind of counted work. I want to see how far I can push the grid. There are techniques usually suited to or used on a non-count ground fabric. But I like to manipulate those techniques for a counted ground. Yes, I could perfect my non-count techniques, but I have chosen to stick with my grid. I love shapes and playing with them, especially

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Here is the first attached piece that will go on top of the main body of Walk the Wild River. These are  - TA DA - mountains and rivers of course. Kreinik #4, perle coton #8, cotton floss, and a thread called Razzle that I found in a quilting store. Kind of a pain to work with, but I like the effect. I'm trying to get a nice variety of blues, purples, and greens for the mountains and blues for

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I have started working on my newest four-day advanced class design. It is called Walk the Wild River -- I know, I know -- what is with all the walks. I sincerely don't know. That just seems to be the series I am on right now. This particular piece was inspired by where I live. There are rivers, mountains, lots of gardens, plus buildings and high rises. Probably reminiscent of many cities where

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[SIGH] So much for good resolutions to post more frequently. I shouldn't make such promises when I am in the middle of mailing 45 kits out for a cyber class. I have added the new blog of a good friend - Jackie Murawski of Sam-Cloth Designs. Go have a look.

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Here's the entire Needle Arts Mystery Retreat 2010 design in my colors. The ground is 24-count Congress cloth painted iridescent electric blue.

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I am getting ready to start several V-Classes (i.e. Virtual Classes). The first to start is Beach Walk. (see the photo below or on my web site http://www.lkreinmiller.com/classes/Photos/BW.jpg  ). The model is on 18-count mono canvas. The design area is 12.3" square and I usually stitch t on canvas cut 18" square. The motifs are ocean creatures, most likely tropical creatures given the bright

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I'm trying to be better about blogging. Since one of the last blogs I did was for my 2009 Needle Arts Mystery Retreat design, I decided I should post my 2010 design. If I get ambitious enough I'll post a picture of the whole project in my colors. And, of course, I'm working on my 2011 design. These colors are different from anything I've worked with before. Can't wait to see how it turns out. 

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Lately I've had several people asking for information about what design program I use to create my instructions (this topic seemes to go in cycles). That is a loaded question and is not easy to answer. Sometimes the question is just curiosity, but often it is asked by someone who is wanting to create her own designs but isn't quite sure where to start. What makes the question hard to answer is

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Working in a series sometimes happens accidentally. When I designed my first Walk - City Walk - I wasn't thinking of a series at all. I was thinking of creating a piece that would be good enough to get me a contract to teach for ANG. The piece was very popular so I started looking at what made it popular. Working along the same creative lines of City Walk I came up with Garden Walk. This has the

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You are a fascinating artist keep on creating and showing us your work as it evolves!!

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I have been enjoying my fall so much because I don't have any deadlines right now - at least no urgent ones!!! I am working on my section of the 2010 Needle Arts Mystery Retreat project, but of course I can't share that with you all! So here's my 2009 design. I can tell you my 2010 piece is on 24-count Congress cloth I airbrushed in a luscious color called iridescent electric blue.

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Creating a piece just for me is waaaaaaaaaaaaaay easier than creating a design for a class. When I work just for me I can use any threads I think will work, I can create stitches I could never explain in words, let alone in writing.When a design is created for a class it has to be explainable on paper. It has to be demonstrable either on a stitching frame or on a white board -- or in my case with

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Do you think creating a class for others is harder than creating a design of your own on stitch software for example? I think when I am writing workshops I have to use the left side of my brain and the logic of language. I think sketching , creating a design. or sewing a piece of clothing for me is easier, as I use the right creative side of my brain and seldom follow patterns.

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When I do start getting ideas for works related to what I am currently working on, or even something I have completed, the ideas often come too fast for me to implement them as I get them. After all, hand needlework is not a fast medium. This is where my sketchbook comes in handy.I am not a fast drawer. I can draw realistically but it takes me FOREVER!!!!!!!! So my sketchbooks are not art in

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I tend to design with one idea. When I was asked to design a kimono and matching fan to be handpainted, when I finished the floral design all of a sudden I thought what if I did a collection. So then came the Japanese boat withing the kimono, seasons, and then came a mountain stream and so on.I never set out to have a series but it ended up that way. When I created a burgundy pillow with

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Most of the time I find myself working in series because I couldn't try all the what ifs in one piece of work. Or the work itself brought up a lot of those what ifs and I needed to explore them. But I have on occasion deliberately created a series.One I'm working on right now is my Fruits of the Spirit angels. In order to not make the series contrived or stiff I've been working on it over a

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Artists often work in series. This means the artist creates pieces that are related in some way. It could be the theme, the size, the materials, specific colors, or specific techniques.When an artist creates a work the process oftens (dare I say usually) brings up many what if issues — what if I used a different color, what if I used this stitch instead of that stitch, what if I turned it on its

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My husband and I take very few true vacations — as in touristing. We usually spend some time at the Oregon coast each year. And we might spend a couple of nights at the Skamania Lodge Resort up the Columbia River once in a while. But it has been years since we took an actual vacation.So this fall we drove up to Vancouver Island and toured around for a week. We went in October and the weather was

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Well, we thought winter weather was back to normal with winds and rain. It isn't. We woke up this morning to another 1/2 inch of snow on the ground. Take my word that this is crazy weather for Portland. Of course, considering the fact that we just had a couple of days of real rain — defined in Portlend and drops that bounce when they hit or run uphill — this snow won't last long. The freeways are

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Now that Christmas is past, my mind is turning to the needlework year ahead. I tend to think in terms of what deadline is coming, what do I need to do next. Right now I am thinking in terms of pilot classes for my Seminar classes coming up.If you aren't familiar with a pilot class, it is basically a "draft" class, rather like the first draft of a book or essay. The teacher writes instructions,

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I've added a slideshow of just a few winter scenes I've taken over the last 2 days, just to show you all it really DOES snow in Portland. It took me FOREVER to figure out how to create the show, so I hope you enjoy it .

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Welcome to my blog. As you can see by the web sites I've listed in my links I am a needleworker -- more specifically I am a needleartist, designer, and teacher. I create needleart. I also design needlework then either publish it or travel around the country teaching it to other needlework enthusiasts (or addicts to put it bluntly .I hope to use this blog to spread my love of needlework, but also

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