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Tag Archives: embroidery
Under the Sea
I decided to tackle another embroidery for the Travelling Sketchbook project from my Embroiderers Guild. These are A5 sketchbooks which are passed round and you stitch something on the chosen theme. The theme this time was ‘Under the Sea’, which … Continue reading
Visible Darning and Rag Textiles
As soon as I had finished the transfer workshop with Stitchbook Collective, I started straight away with the next box, on visible darning. I don’t think I’ve ever tried darning before, I really wasn’t sure about this one but I … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Serendipity, The Stitchbook Collective
Tagged embroidery, The Stitchbook Collective, Visible Darning
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Stitchbook Collective
I got a bit behind with my Stitchbook Collective, this is the series of on-line workshops which Helen Bellingham from Untangled Threads is running. They’ve been great for trying new techniques and products…and pushing me so far out of my … Continue reading
Harry the Hare SAL
I’ve decided my hare is a Harry, not a Harold, he looks too gentle to be Harold, anyway my Granddad was a Harry! Three weeks ago I had just finished embroidering the actual hare, I just had the background the … Continue reading
Harold the Hare SAL
It’s three weeks since I last showed you Harold and I have to say I’m quite amazed at the progress this time! I was getting to the point of thinking I’ll just get his head and shoulders done and frame … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Stitch-a-long, Workshops
Tagged Anne Brooke, embroidery, Harold the Hare
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Staying Home Quilt
I’ve stitched another two blocks from the Love & Hugs SAL on facebook, there’s a 6″ block being released every day, so I’m just printing off the patterns and stitching when I can. I’ve discovered there will be sixteen patterns … Continue reading
Posted in Coming Home Quilt, embroidery, Stitch-a-long
Tagged embroidery, Gail Pan, Love and Hugs
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Silver Lining
It’s always worth looking for the silver lining when you’re in a cloud! Whilst so many of us are in a lockdown situation there are others who are designing things for us to stitch, keeping our hands and our minds … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Stitch-a-long
Tagged #lovenadhugsfromaustralia, embroidery, Love and Hugs
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Globes and Spheres
This year my Embroiderers Guild are doing travelling sketchbooks again, it’ll be the third time I’ve done it I think, I find it really pushes me creative-wise as I have to think up my own design. January was spent starting … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Textile Books, The Travelling Sketchbook
Tagged embroidery, hoar frost, Inchies, Travelling Sketchbook
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