Hi
I just want to give a HUGE thank you to our experienced digitizers who so freely share their advice with us.
A special mention of Mops (Martine) has to be made, who always takes the time to give indepth answers, often with pictures. And she answers so promptly!
It takes valuable time to write these answers, and create these pictures.
And it is in so much detail, one can go away and immediately start fixing your problems, or try a new technique.
When I asked a question about FSL, she searched for an answer she gave to someone in 2012, and brought it to the top. It was in a comment, so she could not just click on "Mops" and find all the entries, she had to physically search for it. And she added more information. Now that is what I call going an extra mile to help people.
I put this here, and not under Digitizing, as a lot of non-digitizers will not look at the entries under Digitizing, and I want most people to see this.
Thank you also to all the other cuties who gives advice - we are all creative, and some very good ideas surfaced in the comments.
Thank you all!
Anneliese
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The best people for advice are here and they give you their time and expert knowledge. Mops being one of them. We all thank you!! Suzanne
111376Thank you, Anneliese, for your kind words, and all who commented too. You all make me blush with so much praise!
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145302Mops is the best...we are blessed to have her support, generosity and kindness...
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318426Totally agee, Anneliese........Martine's FSL tute is printed out and in my manual with important notes.......I would not have braved FSL if not for Martine's thorough instructions..........
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by anssmile
05 Jun 2014
I put all her instructions in word documents safely stored under my Embird tutorials.
26116323282Yes Anneliese, Martine is one of our great Cuties. There are lots of wonderful ladies and gents on Cute who are willing to go the extra mile to help out another person. Love and blessings Chris
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234495Oh, and regarding the FSL: I have never before done a FSL design, and thought I had to buy expensive tutorials to learn how to do it. With her instructions and pictures, I feel confident to start trying it, without the expensive manuals.
And her description of how to create water colour effects, will be put to use translating some of my water colour paintings into thread paintings! I can't wait to start doing that.
Thanks again!
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by graceandham
05 Jun 2014
To see some gorgeous thread painting, look at Anita Goodesign - two sets to start with are Horses and mini Art Quilts (may be under Special Editions).
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