Comments for African Fabric Lady http://africanfabriclady.com The weblog of Christine Covert - the African Fabric Lady Thu, 09 Sep 2010 07:56:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on About by efe http://africanfabriclady.com/about-african-fabric-lady/#comment-112 efe Thu, 19 Aug 2010 14:23:01 +0000 http://africanfabriclady.com/?page_id=8#comment-112 i just came across your site by chance, lovely site, lovely fabrics. please keep it up cheers efe suirequest@gmail.com i just came across your site by chance, lovely site, lovely fabrics. please keep it up
cheers
efe
suirequest@gmail.com

]]> Comment on Indigo - or, “Why am I so Blue?” by Leigh-Anne Crooke http://africanfabriclady.com/2007/06/indigo-cloth-dye/#comment-97 Leigh-Anne Crooke Sat, 10 Jul 2010 17:47:38 +0000 http://africanfabriclady.wordpress.com/2007/06/03/indigo-cloth-dye/#comment-97 I love the smell of natural Indigo. I couldn't figure out what the earthy smell was but, thanks to this post, all has been explained. Just out of interest, how is Indigo dye made? I love the smell of natural Indigo. I couldn’t figure out what the earthy smell was but, thanks to this post, all has been explained. Just out of interest, how is Indigo dye made?

]]> Comment on African Prints by kat Brown http://africanfabriclady.com/cloth-batik/#comment-96 kat Brown Sun, 13 Jun 2010 00:37:46 +0000 http://africanfabriclady.wordpress.com/cloth-batik/#comment-96 Hi Isa, I live in perth West Australia and work with the elderly in a aged care hostel. I run a little art group with them, and have been looking @ doing an African art theme. We have painted masks onto some part branches off a palm tree, and although the fabric painting is not on our agenda this year, your blog has given us loads of ideas for murals, plate painting, etc. Thanks, & I will be adding your to my favourites :) Regards Kat Hi Isa, I live in perth West Australia and work with the elderly in a aged care hostel. I run a little art group with them, and have been looking @ doing an African art theme. We have painted masks onto some part branches off a palm tree, and although the fabric painting is not on our agenda this year, your blog has given us loads of ideas for murals, plate painting, etc. Thanks, & I will be adding your to my favourites :)
Regards
Kat

]]> Comment on Indigo - or, “Why am I so Blue?” by African Fabric Lady » Blog Archive » Incredible Natural Indigo http://africanfabriclady.com/2007/06/indigo-cloth-dye/#comment-92 African Fabric Lady » Blog Archive » Incredible Natural Indigo Wed, 12 May 2010 12:39:57 +0000 http://africanfabriclady.wordpress.com/2007/06/03/indigo-cloth-dye/#comment-92 [...] wax block resist technique, and are they lovely!  Take a look, and reread the article about indigo here to enhance your appreciation of this amazing [...] [...] wax block resist technique, and are they lovely!  Take a look, and reread the article about indigo here to enhance your appreciation of this amazing [...]

]]> Comment on Hand Decorated African Fabric Fat Quarters by Kente Cloth http://africanfabriclady.com/2009/09/hand-decorated-african-fabric-fat-quarters/#comment-91 Kente Cloth Mon, 05 Apr 2010 01:22:27 +0000 http://africanfabriclady.com/?p=285#comment-91 Great site. Keep up the good work Great site. Keep up the good work

]]> Comment on Links by Ayanna http://africanfabriclady.com/links/#comment-90 Ayanna Fri, 26 Mar 2010 06:34:58 +0000 http://africanfabriclady.com/?page_id=293#comment-90 Hi Christine! I love your website. My name is Ayanna Listenbee and I design and manufacture leather handbags. I started out creating smaller bags made from hand dyed damask that I would purchase from vendors who have since gone out of business. I have always loved this fabric and want to return to using it for some of my newer designs. I viewed your site and saw that you only have smaller yardages available at this time. Are you able to point me in the direction of anyone you know that still carries these fabrics in their full yardages? I really appreciate any help you may be able to offer. I hope to one day travel to Africa to purchase direct from these fabulous ladies who make the fabrics. Thank you for your help!! Blessings, Ayanna Hi Christine!

I love your website. My name is Ayanna Listenbee and I design and manufacture leather handbags. I started out creating smaller bags made from hand dyed damask that I would purchase from vendors who have since gone out of business. I have always loved this fabric and want to return to using it for some of my newer designs. I viewed your site and saw that you only have smaller yardages available at this time. Are you able to point me in the direction of anyone you know that still carries these fabrics in their full yardages? I really appreciate any help you may be able to offer. I hope to one day travel to Africa to purchase direct from these fabulous ladies who make the fabrics.
Thank you for your help!!

Blessings,
Ayanna

]]> Comment on About by Awais http://africanfabriclady.com/about-african-fabric-lady/#comment-89 Awais Wed, 24 Mar 2010 11:58:39 +0000 http://africanfabriclady.com/?page_id=8#comment-89 Respected Sirs & Madam, We have noticed that you do not have your details added in the Textile World Directory. Being part of the Textile & Fabric industry, it is very important for you and your company to be present in the largest Textile Database in the world. Please add yourself in the Textile World Directory by visiting ( www.texdirectory.com/company-detail.html ) All inclusions are FREE! Thank you and Best Regards, Awais Mumtaz Textile World Directory (www.texdirectory.com) Respected Sirs & Madam,
We have noticed that you do not have your details added in the Textile World Directory.

Being part of the Textile & Fabric industry, it is very important for you and your company to be present in the largest Textile Database in the world.

Please add yourself in the Textile World Directory by visiting ( http://www.texdirectory.com/company-detail.html )
All inclusions are FREE!

Thank you and Best Regards,
Awais Mumtaz
Textile World Directory (www.texdirectory.com)

]]> Comment on New Shipment of Indigo Fabric from Guinea by tabbie http://africanfabriclady.com/2009/05/new-shipment-of-indigo-fabric-from-guinea/#comment-80 tabbie Mon, 09 Nov 2009 23:53:05 +0000 http://africanfabriclady.com/?p=253#comment-80 I'm looking for yardage of black or dark blue cotton damask. Do you have any? Thank you I’m looking for yardage of black or dark blue cotton damask. Do you have any?
Thank you

]]> Comment on African Prints by Isa2 http://africanfabriclady.com/cloth-batik/#comment-79 Isa2 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 19:24:10 +0000 http://africanfabriclady.wordpress.com/cloth-batik/#comment-79 Hi Mary, I do not know where to find anything Ethiopian. Youmight google to see if there are any Ethiopian social groups in NYC, DC or Atlanta. Good luck, and enjoy your new grandchild! Hi Mary,

I do not know where to find anything Ethiopian. Youmight google to see if there are any Ethiopian social groups in NYC, DC or Atlanta. Good luck, and enjoy your new grandchild!

]]> Comment on Hand Decorated African Fabric Fat Quarters by Isa2 http://africanfabriclady.com/2009/09/hand-decorated-african-fabric-fat-quarters/#comment-78 Isa2 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 19:22:34 +0000 http://africanfabriclady.com/?p=285#comment-78 I am still here. My day job has had me very distracted and I haven't checked here for some days now!! Thanks for asking. I'll reactivate soon. I am still here. My day job has had me very distracted and I haven’t checked here for some days now!! Thanks for asking. I’ll reactivate soon.

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