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Author Archives: craftycreeky
Spring Orchards
I started a new embroidery kit a couple of weeks ago, it was meant to be my stitch anywhere project, i.e the one that’s in my handbag for stitching when I’m out of the house. However, it’s crept into becoming … Continue reading
A trio of Blocks
Each month I’m making three blocks to be mailed around the world for Foot Square Freestyle block swop party, I’m usually scraping in at the end of the month and June was no exception! June was Monike’s turn and her … Continue reading
In the Pink
I seem to be in pink mode at the moment! I’ve a few projects on the go at the moment and one of them is a quilt for a friend, she’s going through difficult times at the moment so I … Continue reading
As Busy as a Bee
Last week I decided to make a little present for my MIL, she always admired my bumble bee pincushions, but having stitched it three times already, I wasn’t sure I was ready to stitch it again just yet. I also … Continue reading
Sheer Pink
It’s a couple of weeks or more since the Sewing Weekender event, this is usually a weekend away for about 100 people in Cambridge with lots of sewing, chatting and speakers. It sounds great fun but obviously sells out in … Continue reading
Posted in Dressmaking, Serendipity
Tagged chiffon, Dressmaking, Sewing sheers, Shirt making
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Antique Quilt HQAL
I haven’t got very far with my antique quilt, but I have made a start. This is an unfinished quilt which my daughter found when clearing her grandmother’s house. It’s a tumbling blocks pattern and from what we can deduce … Continue reading
Posted in Quilt-a-long, Quilting, Serendipity
Tagged Antique quilt, tumbling blocks, Vintage quilt
33 Comments
Autumn Leaves
Yesterday I decided it was time to stitch another entry for a travelling sketchbook from my Embroiderers Guild. This is the last one in the current round. The book this time was on the theme of leaves. I had a … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Textile Books, The Travelling Sketchbook
Tagged autumn leaves, embroidery, Travelling Sketchbook
18 Comments
Pink Dragonflies
At the weekend I finally got round to having a photo taken in a dress I made a couple of weeks ago. It’s sort of a practise run for sewing with sheers as one of my challenges this year (2020 … Continue reading
Monday’s Meander Round the Garden
I spent all day Saturday working on the front garden, I’d been feeling a bit down for a couple of days, just fed up of the whole situation at the moment, coupled with being tired from my return to work. … Continue reading
Bethlehem SAL
Last year I went on a workshop at Fabbadashery in Halifax, they hold some pretty good embroidery classes there. This one was by Deborah Mullins, I had been on one of her earlier courses and made a bookmark from a … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Stitch-a-long
Tagged Bethlehem embroidery, couching, Deborah Mullen, embroidery
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