Fabric-by-Fabric One Yard Wonders By Rebecca Yaker and Patricia Hoskins Photos by Tara Donne Storey Publishing As far as project publications go, Fabric-by-Fabric is an amazing book! First of all, it does not skimp, with 416 pages and 101 projects, as well as a stuffed envelope full of paper patterns. The pages are thick and […]
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Learn how to make an easy crocheted circle scarf! Would be a great gift for the holidays or just a good gift for your cold neck. I love this project! It is great for non-experienced hooker like me:) xox c
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Sara of Creative Jewish Mom just finished up a batch of these crocheted Chanukah gelt bags in time for the beginning of the holiday. I love the colors she’s chosen for these sweet (pun intended) bags.
By Tiffany Threadgould Old sweaters are a great fabric for new projects. Take your favorite striped, argyle, or plain old sweater and reconstruct it into a holiday stocking. This makes a great personalized project and a fun way to preserve sweaters that have holes or stains. Simply cut around that spot or embellish it with […]
Lotta Jansdotter’s Printing Workshop, Vera in the pool, Raven and Anna Maria Horner contemplate a zipper I just signed up for Heather Ross’s Sewing Workshop January 27-29 at the Ace Hotel in Palm Springs – this means two glorious days of sewing labs, demonstrations, inspiration, and nothing but time to actually start and finish a […]
Here’s a great way to dress up plain fabric napkins and get practice making log cabin blocks all in one project. Caitlin from Salty Oat shares her tutorial for bright and cheery log cabin block napkins over on Fat Quarterly.
I first heard about the recent passing of renowned needle artist, Erica Wilson, from Cathy Callahan of Cathy of California on Facebook last week. Cathy shared many links to stories about Erica’s rich stitchery legacy, and my appreciation for Wilson’s work grew even more. If you’ve dabbled in needlework at all, you have likely been […]
