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Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Motif Swap Roundup

As part of the CQ Adventure in CT, 33 of us participated in a handmade motif swap and here's a picture of all the booty...


It's fun to see them all together...all different.

There were hand-painted motifs, crocheted motifs and ribbonwork...


Hand-dyed laces and beaded motifs...


Tatting, and embroidery...


Hand-beaded buttons...


And hand-painted buttons...


It was a very talented group of swappers and I'm delighted to have a piece of their handiwork now living in my stash.

Happy Day everyone!

16 comments:

  1. Wow, what a collection. Everybody must have worked really hard putting together 33 motifs and every single one is beautiful.

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  2. Hi CA -- not everyone swapped with all 33 people. There were only 7 of us who swapped with everyone. There were others that swapped in groups of 10 or groups of 20.

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  3. Wow, such a wonderful assortment of beautiful work.

    FlowerLady

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  4. What an incredible collection - such variety!

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  5. The swap was a very cool thing to do. You got great motiffs which I am sure you will put to good use.
    xx, Carol

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  6. I noticed in one of the comments that you swapped with everyone that particpated, that was a great thing to do and what a fun rememberance of your CQ Adventure!
    Deb

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  7. such a beautiful and eclectic swap, i gasped when i first saw it as i thought the laces were hand made also, but maybe not, they are beautifully dyed tho.
    it's all so interesting, wonderfilled work.

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  8. Oh my GOODNESS!! Such beautiful creations!! all so lovely- where were your glorious brown Eyed Susan's?????? I do hope that you saved one back for yourself!!!
    I do so love Gerri Kreuger's glorious ahnd painted buttons- that is one of her's is it not!!!!
    Is this going to become an annual event??????

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  9. I would find a picture frame, tack a piece of fabric to the glass area, pin all those treasures on, stretch a piece of saran wrap over the whole shebang and hang it on the wall. [the s.w. is to keep the dust off] Then you can gaze fondly upon them whenever you wish.

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  10. What a wonderful idea. so many treasure to remember new and old friends

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  11. Oooh, I love little bits like this! I want to touch every single one of them!

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  12. What fun! And they all got one of your beautiful sunflowers, the lucky ducks. Did you hear that Betty P. is doing a workshop in WI...getting closer to here...LOL

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  13. How pretty all of the beautiful creations gather together! ~ Angela

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  14. Wow!!! I am green....and drooling!

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  15. I am in love with your camera work..i always visit your blog..& its lovely to see your awesome work..you all are super sweet girlies..love you sweeties..keep it up & be happy
    I wish i can have a wonderful camera like yours...huh...but its great..lovely..

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