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All material shown within this blog, Ever Embellished, including but not limited to text and pictures, is held in copyright by Sarah J. Ellis, Tumbleweed Designs. Any material viewed herein is for inspiration only. Nothing may be reproduced in any way, shape, or form, for any other use whatsoever. Violators WILL be found and WILL be prosecuted to the furthest extent of the law (and of Sarah Ellis). Please respect these boundaries. .
Decorations & details make the difference!
A Bit About Embellishment...
em-bel-lish-ment -- N. : an item contributing to the scope of a design. V. : an act of embellishing. And in music, a decorative or 'grace' note added to establish or emphasize the mood of the score.
A Bit About Me...
- Sarah E.
- I am surrounded by the treasures of family, friends, and fibers, thus making me a truly rich woman! Blogging keeps me busy, and needlework keeps me sane...
A Bit About My Blog...
January 2010 ---
I love to embellish! Food, work, my home, me. Besides working with fabrics, fibers and founds, anything that catches my eye adds beauty in some form to my life experience. Check out my sidebar for ideas and freebies, and join me in my creativity!
I love to embellish! Food, work, my home, me. Besides working with fabrics, fibers and founds, anything that catches my eye adds beauty in some form to my life experience. Check out my sidebar for ideas and freebies, and join me in my creativity!
FREE PATTERNS AND PROJECTS
- Bead Crochet Necklace by Fabric Art Shop
- Bead Patterns by Stitch Type
- CQMagOnline (Patterns and Projects)
- Crochet Sea Fan
- Doll Street Dreamers' Back Alley (Many free patterns)
- Dollhouse Miniatures Garden Gloves
- Dollhouse Miniatures Various Printables and Projects
- Dollmakers Journey Free Patterns and Projects
- Embroidery and Needlework (historical)
- Fibre & Stitch (over 20 free projects and more!)
- Go Make Something
- Heritage Shoppe
- Hummingbird/Bird CrossStitch Patterns (Jenny Rasmussen)
- IMAGES - Celebrating Wildflowers (Drawings)
- IMAGES - US Fish/Wildlife Service (Drawings)
- Interweave Press -- click on each subject
- Kissy Cross -- Freebies
- Machteld's Historical Embroidery Page
- Magic Miniatures Free Tapestry Pattern
- Purrfection (Leaf Printing and more)
- Stitch with the Embroiderers' Guild/UK
- Threads Magazine Tips and Tutorials
- Vintage Flower Patterns
GO LEARN ABOUT COLOR
GO STRETCH YOUR HORIZONS!
- All About Birds (live ones!)
- Art and Perception
- Art, Design, and Visual Thinking
- Artist's Statement -- How To Write It & More
- ArtVanGo -- Product Tips and Techniques
- BibliOdyssey
- Birdnest Cams -- Livestream, Around the Country
- Bodies of the Bog
- Bosch Universe
- Canadian Artist Toller Cranston
- Dictionary Evangelist
- Gnomes
- Historical Needlework Resources
- Lewis Carroll -- Logic and Mathematics
- Making A Mark
- Making Light
- Mindsigh
- Mindtracks
- Omniglot
- Ragged Cloth Cafe, serving Art and Textiles
- Romney Marsh
- Transcending Gender -- Art
- Virtual Territory
- Wordlustitude (If you're offended, you should NOT be checking my sidebar!)
GO VISIT -- Art Dolls
GO VISIT -- Beading
GO VISIT -- Fiber Arts
GO VISIT -- Hand Embroidery/Counted Thread Techniques
GO VISIT -- Lacemaking Arts
- All Fiber Arts -- Bobbinlace Sites
- Jenny's Australian Needleart
- Kaleidostitch
- Lace Design
- Lace Resources
- LaceFairy -- Lace Patterns List
- Mielke's Fiber Arts, LLC
- Miss Muffett Two
- Needlemaid Designs
- Pulled Work: A Whitework Needlelace Technique Class
- Spinning Yarn for Lace
- Tat-man's Lace Pages
- Vetty Creations
- Vintage Craft Patterns (Embroidery, Lace, etc.)
GO VISIT -- Mixed Media Assemblage, Journalling and Paper Arts
GO VISIT -- Quilting Arts
GREAT GALLERIES & OTHER EYE-CANDY
- A Piece of My Soul: Quilts By Black Arkansans
- Association of Latvian Textile Art
- Fine Focus Art Quilts
- James Hunting
- Lascaux-Inspired Wall Hangings (L. Udall)
- Lisa Kokin -- Buttonworks and Altered Works
- TextileArtists.org
- The Quilter Index: Sunbonnet Sue Meets Her Maker
- The Textile Museum, Washington, D.C.
- Touchstone Gallery in Washington, D.C.
IN TOUCH WITH TEXTILES...
OF INTEREST!
ORGANIZATIONS OF INTEREST
- American Quilter's Society
- Australian Textile Arts and Surface Design Association
- Canadian Quilters Association/Association canadienne de la courtepointe
- Embroiderers' Guild of America
- European Quilt Association
- Fiberarts.org
- FibreArtsOnline
- National Academy of Needlearts
- National Quilt Association
- Professional Art Quilters Alliance -- South
- Professional Art Quilters' Alliance
- Quilt Visions -- The Art of the Quilt
- Studio Art Quilt Association
RESOURCES
- Beads East
- Cynscribe
- Double Trouble Publications
- Elizabeth's Embellishments
- Embellished Seams
- Embellishment Village
- Gail Forces
- Hand-Dyed Fibers
- Joggles
- Karen's Whimsy
- Quilt University
- Quilt Visions
- QuiltArt
- Quilters Threads
- Squidoo -- Hand Embroidery Lens
- Textile Arts Resource Guide
- The Gentle Art
- The Thread Studio
- Tsukineko Inks
SAMPLES of SAMPLERS (Warning...Not All Are "Traditional" Sampler Sites...)
S-T-R-E-T-C-H!!!
TAROT WISDOM -- HERE BE DRAGYNS...
You are The Star
Hope, expectation, Bright promises.
The Star is one of the great cards of faith, dreams realised
The Star is a card that looks to the future. It does not predict any immediate or powerful change, but it does predict hope and healing. This card suggests clarity of vision, spiritual insight. And, most importantly, that unexpected help will be coming, with water to quench your thirst, with a guiding light to the future. They might say you're a dreamer, but you're not the only one.
What Tarot Card are You?
Take the Test to Find Out.
and counting...
1 comment:
Hi Sarah,
Thank you for all your nice comments on my blog! Glad you like my collection, and please feel free to use any of the designs in any way you wish. I guess there are copyrights somewhere, but most of my stuff is so old I doubt whether anyone is going to sue me for distributing their designs on my blog! I have a lot of crinoline ladies there, so spend some time going back in my archives, I'm sure you find it is worth while.
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