Pimp Stitch is featuring a guest artist in November, and it’s none other than Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching! Run over to Pimp Stitch and read all about Jenny. And while you’re there, be sure to pick up the … Read More...

Pimp Stitch is featuring a guest artist in November, and it’s none other than Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching! Run over to Pimp Stitch and read all about Jenny. And while you’re there, be sure to pick up the … Read More...

Pimp Stitch is featuring a guest artist in November, and it’s none other than Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching! Run over to Pimp Stitch and read all about Jenny. And while you’re there, be sure to pick up the … Read More...

Oh, my goodness. Janet Perry of Nuts About Needlepoint blog has come up with a way to convert Fair Isle knitting patterns to needlepoint. That chick can do anything! And she’s offering a free chart for this Fair Isle twinchy. … Read More...

Make this adorable felt mini stocking to give to a friend or hang on your Christmas tree. Amy Cluck of Pimp Stitch shows us how. See the tute.

Looking for more Christmas Embroidery Patterns? Check these out on Etsy… Read More...

Kayte Terry of CraftStylish shows us how to make these sweetly simple napkins rings that would be just perfect for a Thanksgiving table setting. See the tutorial.

Many thanks to One Pretty Thing for pointing to this project.

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Amy Butler is offering a slew of free patterns for seasonal crafts, including this beautiful tree skirt. You can download them all from Amy’s site.

Looking for more Christmas Embroidery Patterns? Check these out on Etsy

Sister Diane of CraftyPod, always on the lookout for beautiful plastic-canvas projects, is giving us a peek at another Japanese craft book that is full of new ideas and applications. See her post.

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Jude Hill – a constant source of brilliant quilt innovations – is “whatiffing” an inspired concept. She says,

i always design stuff on point paper. especially patchwork. but with a more direct method in mind i asked myself what if

Janet Perry of Nuts About Needlepoint blog reviewed a great tool for recovering from needlepoint errors: Judy’s Boo Boo Stick. I’m sold! And Janet kindly directs us to a source. See the review.

Deborah of Midsummer Night Musings blog designed this cheerful seasonal chart and is sharing it (for personal use) on her blog. Get the pattern.

And many thanks to Patty of Pip Stitch for the heads-up.

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I’m sure you’ve heard that Spoonflower – the custom-fabric source – is now open to everyone, not just professional designers. Imagine having fabric you designed in the patterns and colors you want for your quilt or other project. If you … Read More...

Lynne Bruning of Instructables has posted a tutorial for attaching conductive threads to a garment or project with angelina fibers. Gorgeous. And smart. See the tute.

Colleen of CraftPad blog has posted an idea that will delight your wee one. Have you been seeing all the felt play-food and other toys around the blogosphere? Colleen has come up with a toy mailbag, complete with felt correspondence. … Read More...

Jo Leichte of Bernina USA’s blog has posted an idea for using fat quarters with large-scale patterns: make pillows! Jo also offers tips for getting rid of “dog ears” on square pillows. See the post.

Joan of Nini Makes blog is sharing an embroidery pattern that is sure to brighten up your seasonal stitching. There are dozens of applications for this design, of course, but wouldn’t The Tree Family make excellent greeting cards for the … Read More...

Julia of Julia’s Place blog is sharing a quick tutorial for these little bottle cap ornaments to adorn your Christmas tree or give as gifts. See the tute.

Looking for more Christmas Embroidery Patterns? Check these out on Etsy… Read More...

CC of Lace ‘n’ Ribbon Roses blog is sharing another in her series of Sunbonnet Sue embroidery patterns. This Sue is in a hurry. And don’t you love her sweet dollie! Get the pattern.

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Sister Diane of CraftyPod is sharing more Japanese-crafting love with a sharp article about yo-yos. I’m completely crazy for the teeny-tiny versions. Go see.

spareGus of Craftster is sharing a philosophy of life (and original sampler) for cat lovers. So true, so true. See the post.

Thanks to Jenny Ryan of Craftzine.com for pointing out this find.