One of the good things about scouring the Threadiverse in the way we do is that you come across someone who is clearly has talent oozing out of every pore. So I’m pleased to introduce Erica, also known as Gramarye.
![Gramarye - Rites Of Passage Gramarye - Rites of Passage](https://mrxstitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/Gramarye-Rites-of-Passage.jpg)
Gramarye can turn her hand to any craft and produces amazing textile pieces, including this work in progress (below) for a textile exhibition to be held in 2010 themed Voyages of the Imagination. Erica decided to work on a journal for the voyage but has yet to decide if it will be “The Expeditionary Journal of Queen Silvercold” or “A Field Guide to the Flora and Fauna of Elencia”. I love it. 🙂
![Gramarye - Voyages Gramarye - Voyages](https://mrxstitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/Gramarye-Voyages.jpg)
From blue needlefelted gentlemen…
![Gramarye - Blue Needlefelt Doll Gramarye - Blue Needlefelt Doll](https://mrxstitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/Gramarye-Blue-Needlefelt-Doll.jpg)
To vibrant cushions…
![Gramarye - Cushions Gramarye - Cushions](https://mrxstitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/Gramarye-Cushions.jpg)
To miniature hexagons for intensely detailed patchwork, Gramarye does it all so well.
![Gramarye - Mini Hexagons Gramarye - Mini Hexagons](https://mrxstitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/Gramarye-Mini-Hexagons.jpg)
She is currently working on a project involving embroidering her notes from the ceramics certificate, creating really interesting pieces like the one below, illustrating how a kiln works.
![Gramarye - Slow Fired Gramarye - Slow Fired](https://mrxstitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/Gramarye-Low-Fired.jpg)
It’s been terrific discovering Gramarye’s work – every time you think you’ve seen all of it, you click a link and she’s conquered another craft. She’s brilliant. You can see her work on her Flickr photostream, her blog and on her YouTube channel. Go and be amazed.