I find it laughable that I, someone who rarely wears anything besides Chuck Taylors, have now posted three different pairs of high heeled shoes in just more than a week. But the shoes have been just that stunning, and this latest pair is is particularly fabulous. Anna Maria Horner points us to these measuring tape […]
You’ve still got time to donate blocks or quilt tops to the Quilts for Quake Survivors project. The gang is gearing up for another big drive, so check out the web site to learn how you can help.
Perfection in pixels! Instructables user csiebe designed the pattern for this Fiery Phoenix quilt using Excel.
Check out this free “Atlas Shrug” knitting pattern from Yarn Market by Sandi Prosser. I may not love Ayn Rand, but I do love the geometric windows created by this segmented design, knit sideways from cuff to cuff. [Thanks, Sarah!]
As a big fan of both quilts and maps, I am just tickled pink by this applique-quilted map. It’s stunning! I love the loose stitching of the lines of latitude and longitude.
I know Father’s Day is still a ways away but I couldn’t resist this updated tutorial for a Father’s Day tie by Molly of The Purl Bee featuring new Liberty of London Tana Lawn prints.
I love this sweet Easter egg embroidery sampler from Sara of The Split Stitch. It’s a perfect spring project that you can complete in its entirety, or just pick your favorites and stitch them. Download the free pattern over on her blog. [via Feeling Stitchy]
