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Girl Strength panel done

This was soothing and easy to work on, and will integrate nicely with the rose and thorn sub theme and the brazilwood dyed lace. Of course, these panels are never really done until they’re all joined, so i expect this one to have a few additions still, whether in seam treatment or actual motif... (original story)

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Everyday is Halloween

It is never too early to start thinking about Halloween. Costumes are the stuff of life…for me anyways. I am confirmed on facebook (which means it is SET IN STONE)  to attend a Halloween party where the lovely hostess is dressing as Little Red Riding Hood.  It isn’t fairy tale theme... (original story)

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Painting With Thread

In my quest to master as least one artistic media, for the past year I’ve dabbled in hand embroidery. I know some of you will automatically think of ribbon candy and stale cigar smoke, but I love the idea of turning something old into something new, even if it’s the idea itself. We... (original story)

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progression and regression

I think i’ve been having problems with Girl because i don’t “see” the layout all the time: with Padded Cell, i had a printout of the base fabrics and would refer back to it. How simple is that? Easy to forget sometimes! The first mockup with the choices at the time: The addi... (original story)

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A Little Happiness

I love to make gifts to my friends, especially when that friend is someone I have not seen in quite some time. So, when presented with the opportunity to see a friend from my childhood, I decided to embroider a little something just for her. I adapted this free pattern so that it would reflect wha... (original story)

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Star of the Sea

Sat quietly on the boat yesterday, embroidering this little feather star, my Stella Maris…a simple project, using just straight stitches and some iridescent DMC stranded polyester floss. Signs of the coming wet season fill me with a gentle melancholy, and the lovesick madness that inspired m... (original story)

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Teaching 100 young climate activists in Manchester how to be craftivists

We have always been big fans of UKYCC which was set up by a small group of young people passionate about climate justice and determined to get other young people to help them make a positive change whilst there is still time. They contacted us this year to deliver a workshop to 100 of their fellow ... (original story)

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Vintage Silk Embroidery Table Topper, Pansies

TAB105 This is a lovely, linen doily or table topper.  It has an estimated date of 1930.  It is hand worked with silk embroidery in a pansy design on ecru linen.  The pansies are shades of purple and yellow.  The work is incredibly well executed and includes padded, satin stitch.  It measures ... (original story)

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Nevermore Bag

This has been more than two years in the making, most of that time it has been sitting in storage. Aside from simply not working on it, it took a long time to find other embroidery pattern elements that would work with the beaded drippy heart. The embroidery, other than the heart, is a pattern from... (original story)

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irish blessing embroidery

I was commissioned via etsy to embroider this Irish Blessing and I’m so happy I did it. It was a great experience designing where to put the applique and a great test of how much my hands can handle embroidering in one day too! I’m really pleased with how it turned out. So much so that... (original story)

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