Frannies Felts and Fancies

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Thursday, December 31, 2009

Happy New year!

I wish everybody a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year!

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About Me

Frannie: ******************************* Just realized I had not updated my bio in quite a while, so if it looks a bit different it is because I touched it up a bit. As much as it makes me shudder to say this, I have approached the dreaded middle-age years. So, no longer in the spring of youth but not yet a crone... lol! I have a great many interests (e.g. Anthropology, Art, Photography, Textiles), but at the moment I am concentrating on fiber art (felting and dying fabric in particular). I came to the world of fiber art going on about 9 years ago and have still not exhausted my interest or fascination with textiles and fiber. I sell my felted art at various artisan & craft shows and the occasional art gallery show. I am still taking art classes here and there. I think at this point I should probably call myself a professional student. LOL! I am also a member of the Surface Design Association as well as the Illinois Rep. for the SDA (and the administrator for the SDA- IL blog which can be found at http://illinoissda.blogspot.com/).

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It goes without saying that all original photographs, text, and images are owned and copyrighted by me. Please be respectful and contact me if you wish to use any of the above. Chances are good I will say yes.

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Washing Instructions For Nuno Felt Items

Hand wash with lukewarm water and gentle soap (Castille Soap, Dawn Dish Soap, Olive Oil Soap, or Clear Shampoo for example). Do not wring; squeeze water out gently and roll in towel to get excess water out. Block out on towel and air dry. Iron if needed on a silk setting if the fabric the wool is felted through is silk (which most of my stuff is). Do not iron at a higher setting than Wool even if felted through cotton scrim or you risk scorching the wool.

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Fiber Art Now Magazine

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Wish List

World Peace Would Be Nice Too While I Am Wishing
A Few Million Dollars
A Big House With A Yard To Call My Own
A Large Unshared Studio of My Own

Favorite Things

A Glass of Reisling White Wine
A Large Latte Hot or Cold
Cats Sunning Themselves
Cheese Blintzes
Clouds
Coffee Hot with Cream
Colorful Sunsets
Dye
Fabric
Felt
Indigo
Ink
Kittens
Maple Syrup
Maple Trees
Mist & Fog
Natural Fibers
Pancakes
Pine Trees
Rainbows
Silk
Sleeping In
Texture
Thai Food
The Northern Lights
Thread
Vivid Colors
Wool
Yarn

Labels

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Resources

Caravan Beads
Crown Mountain Farms
Dharma Trading Company
Marr Haven Wool Farm
Misty Mountain Farm
New England Felting Supply
Pacific Wool and Fiber
Piiku
Thai Silks
Wild Turkey Felt Woolworks
Yarn Barn of Kansas, Inc.

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First Project - With the assistance of You Tube videos I was able to figure out how to warp this loom. Elizabeth Wagner, a weaver and textile designer, has produced a se...
12 years ago
oh, what a world, what a world...

Another new beginning... - I have started a new blog called art bite, set to launch on April 1, 2014....set your bookmarks and/or follow me at... lorraineglessner.wordpress.com...see ...
12 years ago
marchi wierson

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12 years ago
Taylor's textile trials

The internet is scary!!! - Posting this to help this lady out!!!
12 years ago
Kitty Grrlz Knits & Spins

Some new yarns for Fall - I haven't been spinning as much as I should due to aches and pains, but I've managed to spin up a few new handspun yarns in perfect Autumn/Fall/Halloween ...
13 years ago
TextileXplorations

The last, last post… - Having a John Farnham moment… Yes, I’m back from Broome and Essential Textile Art is once again open to the public. I’ll be putting more items online as I ...
13 years ago
Subversive Stitchers: Women Armed with Needles

Review of novel: Small Town Lies by Charlie Hudson - We all have our own taste in books and read for a variety of reasons – mostly to learn and grown and be entertained, I suspect. As one who has reviewed boo...
13 years ago
fiberstudio

A Diversion - I haven't got much to report on the in the art department because I have been immersed in genealogy. My Mother began doing the family history back in the 7...
13 years ago
Roberta Ranney

The Blue Horse - The Blue Horse, 18" x 22" My sister's yard was home to many strange and interesting items - mostly acquired at garage sales. I'm not sure where the blu...
13 years ago
Art in the Studio

Some Artists at the 2013 Encaustic Conference Hotel Fair - The hotel fair is an exciting component of the wonderful annual International Encaustic Conference organized by Joanne Mattera with Cherie Mittenthal of th...
13 years ago
inleaf

until then… - I am here to say goodbye and hello—all in the same breath. This blog is moving house and I hope you will come along for the ride. The new blog now resides...
13 years ago
Permutations in Fiber

Blog Moving - Hi Everyone - I really appreciate everyone who follows this blog and I hope you will still want to follow me over on Wordpress. I decided it was easier to ...
13 years ago
Marr Haven Wool Farm Blog

Calendar says Spring???? - . The Sand Hill Cranes, Robins and Red Winged Blackbirds have returned; the daffodils are about 4 inches out of the ground but it is snowing. One of the pe...
13 years ago
Felting in Fibrespace

Giveaway Time - http://www.facebook.com/fibrespaceuk I'm having a little giveaway over on Facebook, anyone can enter as I will post out anywhere in the world. I'm givin...
13 years ago
Marion Mitchell Embroidery

Stitching by the inch - Well here I am again. Just popped out of the other side of weeks of constant work making up orders from a Trade Fair back in January and suddenly we've rea...
13 years ago
To dream to stitch

I don't live here any more - I have moved to here Maggi Birchenough
13 years ago
Featuring Felt

Long time no post! - I haven't written anything here for ages but just came across some pictures and this video clip which may well be of interest so thought I'd post them for ...
13 years ago
Val's Musings

Magical beings - Last year I took an online workshop with Jane Davenport in Australia - who teaches mixedmedia art. (janedavenport.ning.com) This particular Workshop wa...
13 years ago
PataPri News

PataPri blog is moving. - here is my new website/blog. www.patapri.com
13 years ago
Elsa Mora

My New Website -
13 years ago
Purple Fan

- I've been making some fun shoe ornaments! *Terri Lynn Heinz, of Artful Affirmations*, published a pattern for Marie Antoinette shoes made of paper. ...
13 years ago
Painted Threads

I've Moved...My blog That Is! - Exciting News! Even though I was under the weather and up to the rafters in boxes, I've been busy! I decided to take the plunge and move my blog to a host...
14 years ago
Growing Colour Tyfu Lliw

Harvesting Colour - I seized a rare sunny day with dryish plants to start harvesting my dye plants Gensita tinctoria - dyers green weed- this I am drying Some of my gensit...
14 years ago
No Matter Where I go...I ALWAYS Meet Myself There!

- The pen has been busy again lately. Below are a couple of recent pieces of 'found poetry' and some altered anatomy pages. developing foetus brain The ...
14 years ago
To Dream to Stitch

FOQ 2012 photos on my website - I have added my FOQ photos on my website blog. If you would like to see them please click this link
14 years ago
Hand Embroidery Network

Animal Ball -
14 years ago
Seamless Skin

RELOCATION - This will be the last entry on the blog. New address is chitlincircuitstudio.blogspot.com. I still have to learn the ins and outs of blogspot...but I will ...
14 years ago
Drawing a line in time

A Reminder - Just a reminder that I have moved my blog now to wordpress and have incorporated it into my website. I miss the ease of blogger, but am sure I will get the...
14 years ago
Felt Inspired

I'm Baaaack..... - Yowza. It's been a long time since I've posted . Where to start, where to start... I'll soon be posting my 2012 show schedule as it develops. This is ...
14 years ago
The Burrow's Studio Blog

The Burrow Takes NYC: Burrow Reunion Tour! - To celebrate Lucy's natal day, Nora Megabus'd down to New York (after attending a wedding in Boston) to spend 48 hours on a whirlwind Burrow adventure thro...
14 years ago
Rayela's Fiber Focus

A Package from Costa Rica - *Costa Rican coffe: a gift from Silvia of Galeria Octagono* Yesterday I got a nice package in the mail: a gift from one of our TAFA members, Silvia of...
14 years ago
World Shibori Network

WSN blog has moved! - We're tying up loose ends around here (end of year cleaning?) and moving the blog over to the website. This blogspot will remain alive, just not maintained...
14 years ago
Stitch and Tickle

Happy Thanksgiving! - A quick hello from Berlin where we are spending a few days in between two weekends in London. Funny to be in a place where you don't understand a word.. We...
14 years ago
Mendofleur

Holidays - I always wondered why merchants would put up decorations before December. It just seemed way too early for something that is already too commercialized. No...
14 years ago
my life

- Well, this is what Ive been doing for the last few weeks.... making lots of parts!!! It will be interesting to see what all these parts become! Im alway...
15 years ago
Zquilts

BLOG MOVE - Dear Friends: In order to represent my eclectic obsessions better I have moved my blog to a new address. I would very delighted if you choose to join me,...
15 years ago
louisewestlacedesign

- New website launched - http://www.louisewestlacedesign.co.uk
15 years ago
Textile Arts Resource Guide

Textile Masterpieces created by The Materialistics - These are INCREDIBLE and were created by The Materialistics - a group of British textile artists! *Ed Munch's The Scream - knitted by Norma Box* *Picas-Se...
15 years ago
Sadie Jernigan Valeri

"Message in a Bottle" Session 5: Monochromatic Underpainting - *8 x 10 inches* *oil on panel* *work in progress* *see the previous post here*
16 years ago
pia jane bijkerk

paris: extras, part two… - So what else was I going to tell you about on this last trip? Oh yes, my experience of making the book for Aunty Joyce. Well, it wasn’t so much a “book” as...
16 years ago
BJ Parady Fiber Art Notes

200 posts and I'm out of here... - Well, only out of Blogger. I've been told that it's better to host one's blog on one's own website (mainly by Alyson B. Stanfield). But then Google went an...
16 years ago
Daily Visuals

November 29, 2009 - Late November is always a period of contemplation for me. I am not a big fan of extravagant holiday events and if I didn't have a daughter and a mother I ...
16 years ago
Wright Camera Club

Wright Camera Club Member Sings Opera! - Well, not quite. Dominick M. Maino sang with the Resurrection Choir that lent support to artists who have sung at the Chicago Lyric Opera, San Fransisco Op...
17 years ago
www.erickmercer.com

Le Flash October 2nd 2009 - www.erickmercer.com www.katiewaugh.com http://leflash-atlanta.com
17 years ago
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