1959 BISHOP embelllishment ideas
Hope you get all lateral on this booty.
Edited 8/1/2008 1:08 pm ET by rekha
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(post #31505, reply #1 of 5)
My goodness, rekha; these are just wonderful. What a generous thing for you to do, as I know it takes a lot of time to upload all these pages. Thank you so very much for sharing these with all of us. Wow ...what an inspiration. I ordered the Bishop book last week, but I'm not sure which year it was, so I hope it has some of these in it. If not, I'll bookmark this page for future reference. Thanks again!
(post #31505, reply #2 of 5)
I think my first gratitude is for Bishop to write the book she did, not leaving anything out to imagination.
My second tribute is to ThreadKoe for introducing Bishop to us.
The rest is really no compromise.
I hope people here will show us how they modified Bishop's techniques to get a new embellishment
(post #31505, reply #3 of 5)
I think my first gratitude is for Bishop to write the book she did, not leaving anything out to imagination. Amen to that!
My second tribute is to ThreadKoe for introducing Bishop to us. Absolutely ...and I thank her as well ...so thank you Threadkoe!
The rest is really no compromise. Yet still ...than you for downloading and sharing.
I hope people here will show us how they modified Bishop's techniques to get a new embellishment. What a great idea; I plan to do something with a piece of wool I have come fall. I'll have to remember to share the results.
(post #31505, reply #4 of 5)
Rekha, thank you so much for spending the time to download those lovely pictures for us. There is so much there to draw inspiration from.
Thank you for the tribute, however, it is DonnaKaye you really must thank. If it were not for her Torn Projects, I would not have pulled out my book and excerpted it. So Thank You Donna. Cathy
(post #31505, reply #5 of 5)
Aren't those great photos? Thanks so much for showing them. All the different things one can do with bias tubing!