Wednesday, 14 January 2015
Wednesday, 31 December 2014
Monday Workshop - Stitch Sampler
Our Monday Workshop in January is going to be a Stitch Sampler. You will be taking a single stitch and working with it in different ways and in different threads.
A supply list will be available at the meeting on Saturday 3rd January 2015 and online shorty after.
In the meantime if you are interested The Constance Howard book of Embroidory Stitches is worth looking out for.
More about Constance Howard can be found here....
A supply list will be available at the meeting on Saturday 3rd January 2015 and online shorty after.
In the meantime if you are interested The Constance Howard book of Embroidory Stitches is worth looking out for.
More about Constance Howard can be found here....
Contemporary Applique By Julia Triston and Rachel Lombard
Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Digital Magazine / 03
As we are now in December, I thought a didital magazine that 'celebrates the crafty life' might be of interest. For those of you who made 'Wrapped Temari' with Jean in November take a look at the wreath made of balls of wool on pages 110 - 115, I'm thinking of a wreath made of temari balls....:) What do you think...? Will it work...?
Happy reading...
Please do leave a comment below, with a page number, if you see something that may interest others....
Happy reading...
Please do leave a comment below, with a page number, if you see something that may interest others....
Wednesday, 10 December 2014
Still life photos...
Have you ever wondered how those lovely still life photos that you see in magazines, books and online are taken...? Here's a short video showing you how... hope you enjoy it...
Kim Klassen shoots still life from xanthe berkeley on Vimeo.
Kim Klassen shoots still life from xanthe berkeley on Vimeo.
Wednesday, 26 November 2014
Wednesday, 19 November 2014
The Tamari Book by Anna Diamond
As our Monday Workshop was all about making Temari, here's a book about it too...
Marbry Corbet talks about this book on her blog here...
If anyone has a book about Temari and think others may like it then please leave a link to it in the comments below this post.
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