In Stitches (Atlanta) is having a Maggie trunk show. Canvases in the trunk show are 20% off.
http://www.institchesatlanta.com/
Old World Designs (Menlo Park, California) is also having a Maggie trunk show, but this one is something different. It's a one day trunk show visit to Maggie's studio. They are renting a bus and heading out to see Maggie's place on June 30. Lunch and a visit with Maggie herself is included. Contact the shop for details, which aren't on their website.
http://www.oldworlddesigns.com/
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Friday, April 22, 2011
Sundance Sequins Up Close
Sundance's New Sequins |
The photo above shows the large variety of sequins Sundance has available. I am sure there are more colors but these are just what I was given. There look to be 30+ sequins in each little envelope. I don't know if you can tell how high quality they are in the photo, but in person they are much nicer than the craft emporium sequins I have available to me locally.
The packets are (left to right, top row)--
Opaque Flower BDS-SQ101 and
embossed disks (no label) which are flat on one side and have circles carved into them on the other side.
(left to right, middle row)--
Raised Flowers BDS-SQ103, which are cupped sequins with a curved flower edge in pastel colors,
Etched Panel Square BDS-SQ110 which are in jewel tones and clear, and
Silver BDS-SQ114 which are flat silver sequins. They reflect the light well which is why they look two-toned in the photo.
(left to right, bottom row)
Animal Square BDS-SQ106 which have a holographic surface covered with black animal spots and
Black Shimmer BDS-SQ112 which are black with a holographic shimmer of highlights in red, navy, orange, yellow and green. They feel flat but look faceted.
All the sequins have one center hole. They are all 4-6 mm across except for the big flower sequins which are roughly 15 mm. The holes are fairly small. It looks as if a size 22 tapestry needle will go through most of the holes although some of the smaller sequins might need a 24 or 26 needle. Any Mill Hill or Sundance 11/0 bead will easily hold these sequins in position.
I'm hoping Sundance will update their website or their blog with more information about the available colors.
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