I love your work. I’ve been an art teacher for years but never got into sewing much. Your work inspires me to create something with textiles. Keep making beautiful things.
The most talented craft/artwork I have ever seen, creative prefection and beautifully presented, cannot stop looking at this wonderfully talented work…… Ann you are truly gifted, I am inspired to enrich my 4 young Grandchildrens lives with your patterns and creations. A touch of Victoriana, whimsy with nostalgic memories……. Sitching heaven…….
I want to make the ships (love linen) and have just ordered the templates.
Looking through the gallery, I noticed you have a White sewing machine. I have one too (from the 50’s) exactly like yours and I love it. I have to have it rewired because it keeps shorting out. Truly vintage. Now maybe I can make some vintage
Well, I’m sold on the dolls. When I was a little girl I made dolls and clothes for them. And then, when I had children I made clothes and dressed them like dolls and made dolls for them. And again, when I started having grandchildren I made dolls. Dolls, dolls, dolls — all my life. And now, I’m having my personal dolls repaired so I can make clothes for them and display in my little cottage home. In the meantime, I’m ordering your tiny doll and her clothes patterns to make and teach my very young art students how to sew, using your pattern. I think she’ll need a bunny pet for Easter coming up, so I’ll make your precious little bunny also. I started sewing when I was 10 years old, making clothes for myself. Still LOVE sewing, especially hand-sewing and embroidery. Thanks for your blogsite Ann. It’s wonderful and inspiring…… Liz from Louisiana
I was very happy to find this great site. I need to to thank
you for ones time just for this fantastic read!!
I definitely savored every part of it and i also have you book marked
to see new stuff in your blog.
You are so talented I just got the pattern for the tiny doll hoping to make her for my dollhouse I also have a wicker chair and stool made from covered wire and coated linen thread the first one is white and has pad on the seat & on the stool for my very large porch. I’m hoping she can sit on my home made wicker chair & put her feet on the matching stool. love everything you design and make
Ƭhanks for the sеnsible critique. Me and my neighbor were just preparing to do a little reѕearch on this.
We got a grab ɑ book from our area library but I think
I learned more ϲlear from tһis post. I am vеry glad to ѕee such
wonderful information being shared freely oսt there.
Very very beautiful I am inspired by your work I work as a folk artist designing wool applique accessories but this work that you create takes art to a whole new level. My website is still under construction.
Ann
Thank you so much for inspiring me. I am not an artist but I have found great inspiration from your work. I am greatful for having found your site and the freedom to create that it has given me.
Ann I have loved looking at all the beautiful items you have made as well as reading your blog. i bought the cat pattern for Mr Socks and have made a number now which have given me so much pleasure.I love sewing and creating and feel inspired to create my own pattern for a little doll family. Thankyou for sharing. Laura
The wolf in a kimono is fabulous, are u planning on making a pattern for it? I have made giraffes, but not dressen, maybe I could make one in a kimono???
Dear Ann, my wife would like to know how much one of your owls runs?
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I love your work. I’ve been an art teacher for years but never got into sewing much. Your work inspires me to create something with textiles. Keep making beautiful things.
The most talented craft/artwork I have ever seen, creative prefection and beautifully presented, cannot stop looking at this wonderfully talented work…… Ann you are truly gifted, I am inspired to enrich my 4 young Grandchildrens lives with your patterns and creations. A touch of Victoriana, whimsy with nostalgic memories……. Sitching heaven…….
Inspirational , thank you for sharing.
I just love your designs. So unique and just beautiful.
I love Her works, too, but I am Penny Brooks!
High Ann, My grandmothers maiden name was Ann Wood. She was an artist. Your name and then seeing your work, made me very happy. Thank you
You are great Artist, congratulations !!!
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I want to make the ships (love linen) and have just ordered the templates.
Looking through the gallery, I noticed you have a White sewing machine. I have one too (from the 50’s) exactly like yours and I love it. I have to have it rewired because it keeps shorting out. Truly vintage. Now maybe I can make some vintage
Hi
Do u ship to aus?
I’m interested in the boats
Thanks
Beautiful art work! I love your style!
Love everything you do!
Well, I’m sold on the dolls. When I was a little girl I made dolls and clothes for them. And then, when I had children I made clothes and dressed them like dolls and made dolls for them. And again, when I started having grandchildren I made dolls. Dolls, dolls, dolls — all my life. And now, I’m having my personal dolls repaired so I can make clothes for them and display in my little cottage home. In the meantime, I’m ordering your tiny doll and her clothes patterns to make and teach my very young art students how to sew, using your pattern. I think she’ll need a bunny pet for Easter coming up, so I’ll make your precious little bunny also. I started sewing when I was 10 years old, making clothes for myself. Still LOVE sewing, especially hand-sewing and embroidery. Thanks for your blogsite Ann. It’s wonderful and inspiring…… Liz from Louisiana
Hi Liz! Thanks so much! I’m sending you some special treats with your tiny doll pattern I think you’ll enjoy…….
love your dolls so much they are so very sweetxx
These are amazing , huge talent
I LOVE THE SHIPS. THEY HAVE PERSONAL MEANING TO ME. I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THE SHIP PATTERNS. I WILL LOOK UNDER PATTERNS AND KITS.
Hello, your ships inter mingled in and around the curtains are just BEAUTIFUL !!
I was very happy to find this great site. I need to to thank
you for ones time just for this fantastic read!!
I definitely savored every part of it and i also have you book marked
to see new stuff in your blog.
You are so talented I just got the pattern for the tiny doll hoping to make her for my dollhouse I also have a wicker chair and stool made from covered wire and coated linen thread the first one is white and has pad on the seat & on the stool for my very large porch. I’m hoping she can sit on my home made wicker chair & put her feet on the matching stool. love everything you design and make
Ƭhanks for the sеnsible critique. Me and my neighbor were just preparing to do a little reѕearch on this.
We got a grab ɑ book from our area library but I think
I learned more ϲlear from tһis post. I am vеry glad to ѕee such
wonderful information being shared freely oսt there.
Very very beautiful I am inspired by your work I work as a folk artist designing wool applique accessories but this work that you create takes art to a whole new level. My website is still under construction.
Ann
Thank you so much for inspiring me. I am not an artist but I have found great inspiration from your work. I am greatful for having found your site and the freedom to create that it has given me.
Ann I have loved looking at all the beautiful items you have made as well as reading your blog. i bought the cat pattern for Mr Socks and have made a number now which have given me so much pleasure.I love sewing and creating and feel inspired to create my own pattern for a little doll family. Thankyou for sharing. Laura
I love your work, I have been an admirer for a long time. I am a mixed media artist myself. so I totally understand your thinking.
The wolf in a kimono is fabulous, are u planning on making a pattern for it? I have made giraffes, but not dressen, maybe I could make one in a kimono???
Dear Ann, my wife would like to know how much one of your owls runs?