Slow Stitch Field Notes Journal - Bulbs - Daffodils

Part 4
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[@giusicoluccia6594]

Beautiful! Love daffodils! TFS ❤

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Giusi, I love them too 🌼🌼🌼

[@andreamurphy7223]

Love the first verse of that poem...
This is lovely. Colours are very "Springy".

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Andrea 🌼🌼🌼

[@marzel1783]

Wow! Fabulous!

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much 🌼

[@claudiaforrest6669]

Looking lovely!

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Claudia 🌸

[@patriciapage7197]

Great ideas there Sally . Looking forwards to seeing your next video TFS xxx

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Pat 🌸🌼🌸

[@rhondagunderm4862]

Lovely ❤

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Rhonda 🌼

[@dennypondaview]

A neat book

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks Denny 🌸🌸🌸

[@createandcraftwithchristine]

Love the literary references and fun to see some of your inspiration. Your field notes is coming along beautifully. Cheers, Christine

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Christine 😊

[@leannescraftycupboard]

As soon as you opened that lovely book my eye went straight to the lovely dandelion! It has great line drawings too. Thank you for sharing. Your pages are looking so lovely already.😊

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Leanne, I love dandelions, I’m hoping there’s a ‘weed’ prompt 🌼🌼🌼

[@marthamanigross]

Going great Sally!

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Martha 🌸🌼🌸

[@Sewbits]

Love what your doing with your Daffodils Sally, the printed daffodil came out great. Im going to have to remember to so a draft on paper like you did. I love using the typewriter, when I left school I went to secretarial college when I was 17, I wasn't that fast doing words per minute. Yes if can get overwhelming at first when you are putting a page together.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Kristy 🌸🌸🌸

[@michellerhea7579]

Love the idea of a flip with information on the back!

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Michelle 🌸

[@paulafingland5920]

Such great ideas and artful page collaging! Can you tell me how you copy onto fabric please?

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Paula, you can buy special printer fabric, but I used a sheet of A4 size paper and stuck it to my fabric with double sided tape and fed it through my printer.

[@elainebramson7042]

You could type I fo on the back of the doily...

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Elaine 🌸

[@elainebramson7042]

I have never thought of printing on fabric. How do you do that? Do you attach fabric to a piece of paper? Will printer pick up the fabric by itself? That's amazing and so cool. Also love your typewriter and hope you can emplacement ribbon some day! Any tips for printing on fabric would be helpful.

[@sarmaburdeu]

You can buy fabric backed on paper that goes through an ink jet printer. You just peel the paper off once printed. I love it !!

[@elainebramson7042]

@sarmaburdeu I has no idea that existed! Thank you! Keep up the good work, love all the things you do!

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks Elaine, you can buy specific fabric to put through a printer, but I used a piece of A4 size paper and attached a piece of fabric to it with double sided tape and fed it through 🌸

[@kristydanis5295]

Your poem has three verses, we have three prompts for spring. Maybe use one verse in each prompt. Just a thought.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Ooh, I didn’t think of that! Thanks so much Kristy 🌸

[@lynnstewart7034]

You could always write ‘Anon’ if you can’t find the name of a writer.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Oh yes, good idea! Thanks Lynn 🌸