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[2008-01-09 14:44:16 +0000 UTC]
"Sue Dollin"
(Australia)
# Statistics
Favourites: 377; Deviations: 88; Watchers: 125
Watching: 36; Pageviews: 20898; Comments Made: 744; Friends: 36
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Escher, Van GoughFavorite bands / musical artists: Eclectic
Tools of the Trade: Sewing Machine, Camera, Telescope, Brain
Other Interests: Fibre Art, Photography, Astronomy, Geology
# About me
Current Residence: Taree NSW AustraliaFavourite genre of music: Very Eclectic
Favourite style of art: Op Art, Aboriginal Art
# Comments
Comments: 126
Awesome.
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actually yes sometimes I dream inΒ tartans and waffle weaves
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Thanks for the compliment. Your works Β very beautiful.
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I love your textile works. I'm a real novice at it right now but these are something to look forward to.
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Thanks for your lovely comment. Goodluck with creating, its a very rewarding thing to do.
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You are incredible. Just wanted to tell you that.
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I would like you invite you to crew up Β
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In the background of βVeeeemp Verrreeβ [link] I used a traditional Japanese textile patternsβ¦ Do you know it name? I can not find my research notes on the drawing
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My apologies for answering this note so late. I have been very slack and not looked at this site for a long time.
The pattern is called maru Bishamon
Bishamon is one of the seven gods of good fortune and the patron god of doctors, priests and soldiers. The pattern appears on Bishamon's armor and helmet. The pattern is a variation of the tortoise shell motif.
There are 3 variations of the Bishamon motif.
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Thank you so very much
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[link] [link] [link] [link] [link] [link] Thank you SO much!!
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How will I manage to feed this lot????
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Funny that what my wife says
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I made it to the finals in this contest! Thanks to all of you who've voted before! I ask you again to vote please, on May 3, 2010 and everyday after that until it ends. I will be messeging more people about this and I would also like you to send this link to others and uplink it to myspace, facebook....ect. Every website you can link it to please do it. Thanks you again!
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Such amazing and inspiring work! Have never seen anything quite like it. How long have you been working with this kind of crafts?
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Hello.I loove your quilts! They're soo inspiring. 
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i thoroghly enjoy your creativty..a visual feast
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Just thought I'd let you know that you are my featured artist for the month of April in my journal.
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Congrats! I've featured you, Sue, and some of your wonderful work on my PickOfTheDay section of my profile page. [link]
Have a wonderful day, Sue.
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I have included you in my feature news article Artisans and Functional Art - March 2009 .
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I have included you in the feature news article series Artisan Crafts DDs for March 2009 because you got a DD last month. Please 
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You've got some really amazing work. Love to see people do great things with cloth; I definitely envy your abilities!
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Love love love your work! Your two handbags are adorable! Love how you worked with the yo-yo as a flower.
Do you use a Pfaff?
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i think you're great at your craft, browzing your gallery helped me find a new appreciation for this type of work! i've seen so much boring/average quilt and material work, but you add such a nice touch of artistic style and creativity.
hooroo (did i get that right?)
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hi sue, your gallery is so interesting!
(i'm wathcing you.
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I've seen your work before, and was awe with it.
Congrads for the DD. Very well deserved.
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Your gallery is incredible! I really enjoyed taking a look around!
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I was thinking about you recently. A friend of mine that is a very crafted quilt maker, like you are, explained to me that she make Fibonacci suite patterns when she want to make something harmonious but simple and quick. I thought about your students. I will try to get a shot a her work next opportunity.
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Would love to see her work.
I try to incorporate the Fibonacci ratio whenever I can.
Thanks for thinking of me.
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I have asked her yesterday but her work is packed for a sale to raise funds for a rare disease.
She makes great artsy quilts for the pleasure, but she try also to make quick and simple works for those occasions (no hand quilting) and she makes bands who are 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, wide and sew them together at random to make larger bands that can go around a square. Using Fibonacci suite for the size of bands make it harmonious without great effort.
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Thanks for trying anyway.
Hope she raises lots of money.
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At last since the association exist ( quite recently in fact ) it has given the start the research.
My own works sold well last year, so I made more for this time. But real big money must come from somewhere else.
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