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If you are looking for easy embroidery projects that feel thoughtful without taking all weekend, handmade embroidered bookmarks are such a smart place to start. They are small, pra...
The Cross STAR felting needle represents an advanced solution in needle punching technology, specifically engineered to deliver high efficiency and consistent results. It is partic...
If your stitches are skipping, your thread keeps breaking, or your fabric looks slightly chewed… I’m going to gently suggest something. It might not be your machine. It might be yo...
Now this is the sort of pattern I love — practical, pretty, and actually useful. This free mending embroidery pattern is designed for reinforcing worn elbows on jumpers and cardiga...
I will admit that when I want to do a cross stitch pattern, I don’t really pay attention to the size of the needle, or even the kind of needle, that I’m using. I generally grab wha...
This is one of those craft files that feels a little different from the usual embroidery download, and honestly, that is exactly why it stands out. While it may have originally bee...
This tatting lacy collar project on CraftBits has a very classic, heirloom feel to it. The pattern uses Coats Chain Mercer-Crochet No. 40, a tatting shuttle, and creates a collar w...
I had to take Jack to the doctor yesterday. No problem, I thought, I'll knit in the car instead of knitting at home. But when I opened my knitting bag, I discovered that I'd left...
There are a few sewing skills that feel a little bit like magic once you finally “get” them, and the slip stitch is absolutely one of them. Also called a ladder stitch, invisible s...
I know I am not safe with the multi needle tools for needle felting! It was all too easy to puncture myself. That's why I am in awe of felt wool artisans who can create all manner...
Sunflower ribbon embroidery has such a lovely dramatic finish. The petals naturally suit silk ribbon, the flower centres add rich texture, and even a small design can look beautifu...
If you’ve ever wanted to bring a touch of magic to your wool projects, this Needle Felting Fairy (Fada) tutorial by Santa Meada is an enchanting place to start. Even though the vid...
Sashiko is a traditional Japanese embroidery technique that uses running stitches to make lines (straight or otherwise) that reinforce and insulate fabric. It can be used as a mend...
If you love embroidery books that feel both beautiful and genuinely useful, The Royal School of Needlework Book of Embroidery is the kind of title that earns its place on the craft...
If you’re craving a splash of color and a little tropical warmth, this Needle Felted Hibiscus Flower Tutorial by SnowflakeForest Felting is like a mini vacation for your craft tabl...
Pocket edges take such a beating. They are constantly tugged, stretched, stuffed with receipts, and trusted with random bits of life that probably should not have been shoved in th...
Not every repair needs to look like a repair. Sometimes the prettiest fix is the one that turns a tiny flaw into a feature. If you have a pinhole, a faint stain, or a little worn s...
This is the pattern I messed up the other day. It looks so much better in tatting thread! The pattern is "Ornamental" from Four Dozen Tatted Bookmarks by Robin Perfetti. The threa...
Whether you’re an avid rugby watcher, a passionate tabletop games player, or a voracious knitter, hobbies ground us. They keep us mentally healthy and active, and most people build...
I feel like I’ve written a lot about French knots, probably because they are one of those things that’s pretty common in cross stitch but also that give some stitchers problems. So...
This free beginner embroidery pattern feels like a nice change of pace if florals aren’t always your thing. “Dotted Lines” has a more minimal, modern sound to it, which makes it ap...
This week’s Free Felting Tutorial Friday is all about color, texture, and a touch of woodland whimsy. If you’ve ever wanted to bring a bit of the forest indoors, these wool needle...
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