I have had lots of response to the machine Embroidery and Textile Art article and the link on my email for my upcoming Newsletter.
Now, I don't understand why, but when some of you have been on the website and clicked "Contact Anne" I am getting a whole raft of letters of the alpahabet that seem to have been selected at random..sdmwpri[wertnbwnw9...that sort of thing. This is not happening for everyone, just some people. I will talk to Kay and Paul aka my computer gurus tomorrow. If any of you have gone that route, try contacting me via the newsletter link and leave a message.
I will send an email out next week to try out the system. In the meantime, please bear with me as I learn this foreign language called computer. I already understand the language called overlocking/sewing/knitting/crochet/textile art, but in an endeavour to keep my brain somewhat healthy, (seniors week here in NSW, Australia), the pundits suggest learning a new language. "Computer" would not have been my first choice of new language, but it seems I am stuck with it at the moment.
About Me
- sergingqueen
- Anne is a pioneer in contemporary textile techniques in the 21st century—her major tool, the humble overlocker followed closely by the sewing machine-or vice versa. Playing with needles (overlocker, sewing machine, hand, knitting and crochet)is her preferred type of metal work. Anne has managed to challenge traditional practices and create work which can only be described as 'sensationally simple’. Dubbed ‘The Thread Sergin’,get your needles ready tp play with as much of a sense of fun and adventure as you are sure to experience in any of her classes or presentations.
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