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Updated June 2011 Hi, I recently brought out the new pattern pack with four A5 gridwork designs done on the PCA Bold Flexible diagonal grid. The words are put on with bobbles embossed on the grid, so there is a full alphabet included with letters and also numbers for you to design your own greeting on the parchment. **NEW** A5 gridwork designs pattern pack I am hoping to do two more pattern packs later on this year with 6 general cards in each pack. Watch this space. . . . . . . .! ** FREE PATTERNS ** Look out shortly for four new free patterns for you to download too. ** SPECIAL OFFER ** On special offer for the next three months, all three gridwork books - £2 off advertised price. Regards Anne
Specialising in gridwork, whitework, and pencil work, Anne also likes using stencils and peel-offs on parchment. You can't always spend several hours making a card, and peel-offs and stencils are much quicker for that last minute card. Along with her pattern packs, her calligraphy, which she has also taught since 1986, is also useful for tracing and embossing. She has for sale on her mail order section, a pack of 6 sheets of her writing with almost every message or greeting that you could possibly want for any occasion. Included on the mail order section is Anne's three gridwork booklets that she has written over the past couple of years, one using the Pergamano solid diagonal grid and two booklets using the PCA Bold Flexible Diagonal Grid printed in October 2007 and September 2009. One of Anne's more famous achievements was to make a card for Her Majesty the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's Golden Wedding in 1997, which was commissioned by Arthritis Care and Bath-Knight. They were hosting a reception for 50 Golden Wedding couples who married in the same year as the Queen and were all asked to sign inside the card, so it had to be big! It eventually turned out to be about 20 by 24 inches! There were six inch square 3D parchment flowers on the corners, gold leaf (naturally) on the front, with calligraphy in the centre with the Queen and the Duke's names on it. Her letter of thanks from Buckingham Palace was very exciting to receive and also a photograph of the card at the gates of the Palace. |
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