Saturday my sister and I went to our favorite nursery (more on that later) and Sunday Larry and I drove south a few miles to a county park, were we rode our bikes to our hearts content, free of traffic and crowds.
The interior, which is not accessible, has painted images of Mary and other holy artwork. It is as precious in this remote location as a perfect pearl in the sand.
I took along Ruthie, my latest Forget-Me-Knot, and she had a great time as well; and when we got back, she even helped me plant the flowers my sister and I picked up the day before :-)
Awww I love those pics of Ruthie helping you with the new plants.
ReplyDeleteThank you :-)
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Hello Beth,
ReplyDeleteHow are you doing?
My name is Erika and I'm living in the Netherlands.
I came by this blog today and thought I had seen it before, but couldn't found it anymore. :(
Now I found it again and directly put it in my favorites!
Wow, you're a great designer. I've never seen such crocheted dolls like yours anywhere.
Love to make the forget me knot doll soon. So beautiful!
Here in Holland, there aren't any doll patterns as far as I know.
I loved to email you, but couldn't find a link, so that's why I tell you this way.
Since the 1th of september 2011 I have my own shop with handicraftitems and fair trade.
I've two questions for you.
I do also sell 'all ready made' softies and interior items at a corner of my shop. some what I call ‘Limited Editions’. That are finished products that I crochet, knit, sew or patchwork from patterns of different designers.
I have permission from them to sell finished products. Of course I label/tag them with a note where to find patterns and who will of course give credit to the designer.
My question is: May I have also your permission to sell finished products made from your patterns? Because I like to sew, crochet and knitting ánd I have some more permissions, your pattern will made only a couple of times per year.
My other question is the next: because I love your dolls, I think there are many dutch people who love them.
I know that many people don't understand the english lexicon of crochet and knitting. That's my experience here in my shop. I had some beautiful english books, but I still have them! :( People love the pictures and patterns, but don't understand the specific lexicon. It's a pity.
So my next question is: May I have your permission to translate your patterns in dutch and put them (of course for free) on my website. Of course I give you the credit and put a link tot your website on it.
Many thanks for reading this long story. You may also email me if you'll have question(s): stitchee.com(a)gmail.com
Hope to hear from you.
Have a good and crafty week.
Good luck with designing.
Warm regards,
Erika de Niet
http://createlovegive.blogspot.com
http://stitchee-erika.blogspot.com
Hello Erika,
DeleteThank you for your kind words :-) Yes, you may sell dolls made from my patterns, with acknowledgement that I am the designer; and yes, you may translate the patterns into Dutch, with a link back to this blog. It makes me very happy to have these patterns all over the world :-)
I look forward to seeing the dolls you make from these patterns. Happy crochet!
In friendship,
Beth
Wow Beth, thanks a lot!
DeleteBeautiful, beautiful.
I'll start tomorrow directly. :D Yippee, great!
When I finished I I'll show her to you, but I think it will take a couple weeks, while on 30th of april we'll get the crowning of our new King Alexander.
I'll keep in touch.
Best wishes,
Erika
Perfect indeed:D!!
ReplyDeleteAnd how helpful was Ruthie!!! :)
Thank you so much, Rux! Yes, she was definitely a big help :-)
DeleteIn friendship,
Beth
Hallo Beth,das ist sicher ein schöner Tag gewesen, Fahrrad fahren,Sonne genießen,Blumen pflanzen mit einer kleinen ,großen Hilfe.
ReplyDeleteHabe bei Wikipedia nachgeschaut und viel interessantes über Camp Atterbury erfahren .
Liebe Grüße Regina
Vielen Dank für Ihre guten Worte, Regine. Es war wirklich ein schöner Tag.
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