My Online Haunts: Feel Free to Look Me Up
I thought I'd add a few of my online haunts here, in case anyone wants to look me up!
If you happen to use other online media tools, you can catch some of my embroidery musings, general craft goings-on, and a bit about embroidery now and then at a couple other places online. Here's my contact information, if you want to look me up:
Twitter - Great for posting links and bits of info I come across that I don't have a chance to blog about
Stitchin' Fingers - This is a huge community of online needleworkers, and you'll find groups for just about any technique you might be interested in! It's a pretty active group and a lot of fun!
If you want to contact me directly, the best way is via the contact form here on Needle 'n Thread, since this is my "hub"!
Hope to see you around!
If you happen to use other online media tools, you can catch some of my embroidery musings, general craft goings-on, and a bit about embroidery now and then at a couple other places online. Here's my contact information, if you want to look me up:
Twitter - Great for posting links and bits of info I come across that I don't have a chance to blog about
Stitchin' Fingers - This is a huge community of online needleworkers, and you'll find groups for just about any technique you might be interested in! It's a pretty active group and a lot of fun!
If you want to contact me directly, the best way is via the contact form here on Needle 'n Thread, since this is my "hub"!
Hope to see you around!
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Posted By: Mary Corbet on Friday, February 20, 2009
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Don't you just love Twitter? I'm following you as Mochachick.
Thanks, Lisa! I do like it - it's taking me a while to get the feel for it, though, and to figure out exactly what's useful and not to say...
And now, you've inspired me. I'm off for coffee....
Thanks for mentioning stitchin fingers - I am pleased you enjoy it and appreciate you spreading the word
The book I would love to have is The Embroiders's Handbook. I thought I knew how to embroider but I quickly found out they are so many stiches I would like to learn.
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