Thanks Marilyn
Kerry Blackwell
Inside, I also discovered the Christmas angels. Being in New Zealand, I had
never expected to ever see these, so I was delighted. It really made my day.
Thanks, Marilyn.
Kerry
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>I got home yesterday to find a catalog of Marilyn's designs waiting for me.
>Inside, I also discovered the Christmas angels. Being in New Zealand, I had
>never expected to ever see these, so I was delighted. It really made my day.
>Thanks, Marilyn.
Mine arrived day before yesterday too. I was so pleased with them. I had didn't expect them
to arrive so quickly either. It was the first time I had seen any angels up close so it was
wonderful to be able to see them properly.
Thank you Marilyn.
MLJarvis
Helen L. Mardis
And I would also like to add my thanks to MLI for sending the free
Christmas Angels! They are indeed beautiful. I intend to stitch one
of these using 50 ct silk gauze on my crystal jar that has a
cross-stitch top.
Thank you again Marilyn!!!
Helen
PS - L*L, TIAG, and Butternut Road are some of my most favorite
patterns. Thank you again Marilyn for your wonderful designs!
Stephan A. George
(Kerry Blackwell) writes:
>
>I got home yesterday to find a catalog of Marilyn's designs waiting
for me.
>Inside, I also discovered the Christmas angels. Being in New Zealand,
I had
>never expected to ever see these, so I was delighted. It really made
my day.
>Thanks, Marilyn.
>
I second that, Kerry! I had a horrible day at work yesterday, but when
I got home, Marilyn's catalogue and patterns were waiting for me. What
a thrill to actually see all the patterns that people on this NG have
been talking about. When can I start? :D
Cheryl (using her husband's account)
Michael Carpenter
writes:
>I also received mine, and my catalog. Thanks!
Marilyn's catalog. I love her work and would love to have her catalog.
Could someone please let me know the particulars?
Thanks!
Carolyn Carpenter
Caro...@aol.com
LOVE2STCH
wait to get started on those angels!
Ann
KSL750
("Laurence Pearce") writes:
>You could try sewing a piece of lawn or fine cotton on to the whole
>of
>the back preferably by machine - making sure you have pre washed
>first. I
>would imagine this to be the most durable as bibs do have to be
>machine
>washed (I talk from current experience! :))
>
>Caroline
>
>
My trick -- I make a lot for my friends-- Is to make two bibs of identical
size. Stitch both and then sew them together (by machine at the edge of
the piping) wrong sides together. You only get one bib, but it's
reversible and all the nasty stuff is inside nicely hidden. My friends
like them 'cause they say they launder two bibs in the space of one.
Just my 2 cents.
Gail
Amy E Logsdon Warner
Ifound them in my mailbox. Now....I have $15 worth of free stuff to collect
at my local needlepoint store and what do you think I'm getting?!!! ;)
--
Amy Logsdon Warner
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
My opinions are my own and I'm pretty sure they aren't those of this
institution.
sc...@cc.memphis.edu
1995 Christmas Angel. Susan Cohn
just a goddess
I also received my angel patterns and now I'm so excited to try them! My
mother collects angels and I'll probably do two or three of them for her
for Christmas! Thank you so much for the patterns!
*Big Hug*
Tobi
Siama
: This seems an appropriate place so I'll add my thanks to Marilyn, too for the
: 1995 Christmas Angel. Susan Cohn
Pam
Pam Knight
We are so lucky to have someone so generous, and such a
wonderful designer, with us. She thinks of all of us, including
downunder in Australia.
Thanks again Marilyn.
Pam Knight
Jen Ash-Poole
catalog and angels. Marilyn, give those elves some chocolate!
Jennifer Ash-Poole
Teri Flynn
MLI fromLL
I gave them a picnic with 6 pounds of lobster and acres of tenderloin,
then I made my "famous" baked beans and they all floated away!?!?!?!
Marilyn
Melissa A. Miles
time for Christmas, and I've already picked out the catalog projects I
want to do, too!
About the "movie" on your Web page--we know that you are a beautiful
person, Marilyn, because we can see it in your designs. But
"perfect"--how chilly that sounds! A "perfect" person could never have
understood--let alone designed--an Angel of Mercy.
Come to think of it, if there were actually a perfect person, would you want
to know her? I think she'd depress the daylights out of me.
Thaks again for your imagination and your kindness.
John & /or Judy Resop
reading this newsgroup that I became familiar with just how many designs
you are responsible for. I had only known of a handful. I now have more
than a handful marked in that catalog for future purchase.
Time to delurk since I've been reading this ng for three months now!
I started to cross-stitch when I was looking for a needlepoint stocking
kit and came out of the store with a cross-stitch kit of an owl. I
bought it as a Christmas gift from my mother. Right after Christmas, I
started right in and was possessed. I was about 23 then. Now I'm 40 and
starting back in with a passion after laying off for about ten years
while my children were younger. The piece that started me in again was a
CC&CC stocking pattern for my daughter (the little girl's bedroom with
the baptismal gown in the closet). It was my first linen piece and first
major project. It's been 2 years and still not finished. Mostly because
I keep doing other projects in between! And now I'm ready to dive into
Marilyn's designs! (My daughter is only 8, I should get that stocking to
her before she leaves the house.)
My renewed stitching enthusiasm has led to a group of three of us
from work (I'm a librarian) meeting once a month for "Stitch and Bitch"
(in front of my children it's "Stitch and Chat"). We're thinking of
franchising and designing a logo and credo. It's such therapy--I mean
the stitching of course. On Tuesday night I will be sharing Marilyn's
catalog with the others. If anyone's ever in Fond du Lac, WI on one of
our stitching nights, we've been thinking about having guest stitchers,
or "chatters".
I love this group. It has made me think I can be creative and not
"just stitch" according to directions. And knowing one has the support
of so many is very freeing. Thanks to all.
Judy
Linda Bauman
My local supply store also thanks you - I made photocopies for
them - their catalog only had descriptions.
Linda.
==========Jen Ash-Poole, 8/25/95==========
Another Thanks to Marilyn and her elves. I have also received my
catalog and angels. Marilyn, give those elves some chocolate!
Jennifer Ash-Poole
CAWaldo
<jre...@uscyber.com> writes:
> (My daughter is only 8, I should get that stocking to
>her before she leaves the house.)
Judy:
Nah, don't worry about it! As you'll find out from this group, you can
always say that it's for your first grandchild and you're simply pacing
yourself.
Chris
M & S St Clair
when I finish my current projects.
Thankyou thankyou
Marilyn St Clair
Kathy Duffy
M>About the "movie" on your Web page--we know that you are a beautiful
>person, Marilyn, because we can see it in your designs. But
>"perfect"--how chilly that sounds! A "perfect" person could never have
>understood--let alone designed--an Angel of Mercy.
M>Come to think of it, if there were actually a perfect person, would you want
>to know her? I think she'd depress the daylights out of me.
my thoughts exactly.....keep that perfect person way far away from me
and if your house looks like BH&G we will undoubtedly remain distant
acquaintances. As George bernard Shaw pointed out in his play St. Joan
nobody really wants to put up with a saint, either.
kathy
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