Lovely! Lisa of 5 Orange Potatoes — and her wee ones — are embroidering on leaves. Go see!

DJ of Prick and Stitch is My Craft has posted a lovely set of patterns for floral numbers. The set of ten is available for GBP 6.00 *(GBP 1.00 individually) from the Pinbroidery site.

Jill of Homemade by Jill is sharing her templates for an appliqued “quiet book.” Run over to her blog and get them.

Allison Ann Aller has embarked on another of her creative explorations — this time a modern interpretation of a vintage crazy quilt. The focus of the quilt is a grid of wheels centered with black stars. Each star is embellished with…

Don’t miss part 2 of Tenar’s lessons on freestyle weaving. This one demonstrates how to use a cardboard loom. See the post.

Renee of Sibling Craftery is sharing her original alphabet for hand embroidery. Yes! Get the pattern.

Have you been watching Thread Medley’s series on how to adapt needlepoint? If not, go catch up. You’ll love it.

MrXStitch introduces us to Liz Kueneke…

…an artist who works with communities to help them understand their neighborhood through participatory embroidery…The participants add value to the embroidered maps with their own experiences. It provides a social history to the area that you…

Betz White — princess of adorableness — offers irresistable projects for dressing up  your needlework accessories. She says,

The Ladybug is sewn with a retractable tape measure inside. To extend the tape, just give her antennae a little tug. Be gentle! The…

If you live in the USA, today is the day to download these free designs by Vicky of VK Digitizing for SWAKembroidery.com. Get the eagle. Get “defend her.”

doe-c-doe is sharing these sweet floral motifs from her collection of vintage embroidery patterns. Get them from her blog.