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| − | (1967—present) is a self-employed Granville artist. Through her company, Miribilia Designs, she practices cross stitching, a technique using many colors of thread to weave a picture into fabric. Her designs are very popular and are sold across the globe—including Paris, Tokyo and New Zealand. <ref> 1. Julie Scheurer, “Artistic renderings: Designer is nominated as entrepreneur of the year,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Sept. 10, 2000. </ref> | + | Nora Corbett (1967—present) is a self-employed Granville artist. Through her company, Miribilia Designs, she practices cross stitching, a technique using many colors of thread to weave a picture into fabric. Her designs are very popular and are sold across the globe—including Paris, Tokyo and New Zealand. <ref> 1. Julie Scheurer, “Artistic renderings: Designer is nominated as entrepreneur of the year,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Sept. 10, 2000. </ref> |
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Revision as of 15:08, 22 February 2016
Nora Corbett (1967—present) is a self-employed Granville artist. Through her company, Miribilia Designs, she practices cross stitching, a technique using many colors of thread to weave a picture into fabric. Her designs are very popular and are sold across the globe—including Paris, Tokyo and New Zealand. [1]
References
- ↑ 1. Julie Scheurer, “Artistic renderings: Designer is nominated as entrepreneur of the year,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Sept. 10, 2000.
