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  • Re: A Few of My Favorite Fiber Places

    I haven't had any problems ordering from any of them. The merchandise has been shipped in a timely manner and the products have been as described on the web sites. The slowest shipping was from stampington.com, the shop for Somerset Magazine. I didn't include that in the list becasue I thought...
    Posted to Fiber Fun (Forum) by jacquerose on 05-03-2008

  • A Few of My Favorite Fiber Places

    I have several places online where I find great fiber and collage supplies. You may of seen some or all of them, but in case anyone is new to these sources, here goes: http://www.dharmatrading.com/ http://www.flightsoffancyboutique.com/ http://meinketoy.com/ http://www.joggles.com/ ( I have ordered a...
    Posted to Fiber Fun (Forum) by jacquerose on 03-24-2008

  • Re: Fiber Lovers..Speak up!

    I misspelled Florilegium. The web site is http://www.florilegium.com The wool roving is at http://www.leightonfarms.com/index.html and another interesting site in Victor is www.victortradingco.com Check out the "Holidays" link for some vintage items, not fiber, but other goodies for artwork...
    Posted to Fiber Fun (Forum) by jacquerose on 03-20-2008

  • Re: Fiber Lovers..Speak up!

    I have turned more and more to fiber art the past few years. I used to be a painter...watercolor, oil, pastel, acrylic...but now I love playing with fabric, yarn, wool roving, and all things fiber! I bought a needle-felting embellisher and have been playing with that. I get so excited when I am in a...
    Posted to Fiber Fun (Forum) by jacquerose on 03-20-2008

  • Re: Wave of the future - scrapbooking!

    Hi Isabella, Thanks for your comments, Isabella. The quilted look is a background paper that I bought way back then and fit in with the sewing theme; the tips I suggested were to let members know not to feel stymied by not having enough photos or information - there's alot of ways to get the information...
    Posted to Scrapbooking Sensations (Forum) by chameleon on 03-17-2008

  • Wave of the future - scrapbooking!

    I haven't read too many posts lately about the new rage - scrapbooking! While digital scrapbooking is the wave of the future, there's alot to be said about the huge and tempting array of papers for projects, too! Scrapbooking is similar to storytelling, but with a visual and tactile rather than...
    Posted to Scrapbooking Sensations (Forum) by chameleon on 03-13-2008

  • Re: fiber virgin

    I would start out with something very simple and fun, like braiding fibers together to form colorful bookmarks for your altered books. You can braid yarn, fabric (rip fat quarters into 1 inch long strips), paper (quilling, mulberry, vellum), leather, string, raffia, rubber bands, dyed shoelaces, wires...
    Posted to Fiber Fun (Forum) by Judy on 06-19-2007
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