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Photo from Instructables tutorialThis Instructables tute by Sun Moon Lake has been around a while, but I was glad TipNut reminded me of it in one of her recent blog posts. Use cast-off or thrifted sweaters as the raw material to piece a …

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flickr logoYou’ve probably seen posts in recent weeks about CraftGossip’s new flickr pool. If not, Hey! CraftGossip now has a flickr pool!

You can upload photos of your creations. And in your profile, you can let us know how to find …

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Design, tatting, and photo by Jon YusoffTatter extraordinaire Jon Yusoff of Jon’s Thread Escapade has opened a new blog, Jon’s Pattern Page, to hold her free (for personal use) tatting patterns and tutorials. Her latest tute shows how to add a corner to a facing-rings edging. …

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Needlework and photo by Helen StevensMary Corbet of Needle ‘n’ Thread blog has posted a rockin review of Helen Stevens‘ site, Fritillary and True Embroideries. (Read the whole article; you’ll enjoy it.) I got especially excited when I read this: “If …

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Altered photo from Threadbared.comOh. My. Goodness.

Connie posted a link on the Stitchin Fingers forum to Threadbared.com, a blog that ceased being updated more than a year ago, but whose hilarity lives on. I’m so glad the site hasn’t been taken down! Make …

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Embroidery and photo by Jacqueline AsherJacqueline Asher, aka SnappyBibs, is a goddess of machine embroidery. For most of her products, she draws and digitizes her own designs, and they rock. You can see her work on her blog and in her Etsy shop. …

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It’s a good thing there’s no video camera attached to my computer. I would be embarrassed if you could see the happy dance I’m doing right now. Shake shake shake.

And what has given me such joy? A new tutorial …

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Microsoft clip artHoopla, “the world’s most revolutionary craft zine,” is seeking contributions of opinion pieces, craft action reports, patterns and tutorials, photos of finished crafts, and (in a few instances, perhaps) poetry on the topic of Radical Inspiration. “We want to …

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Pincushion and photo by Annie WhitsedWhen I saw the link to this tutorial on tipnut.com, I had to squeal and squirm a little bit! Brilliant! Whether I’m doing applique or just repairing a hem, the handiest possible spot for a little pincushion would be …

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Photo from Quamut.comIf hand-crafted Christmas gifts are on your to-do list, it’s time to get started! Patty at Pip Stitch blog pointed to an excellent tutorial on Quamut for making crayon-tinted, embroidered ornaments. The Quamut post doesn’t appear to be new, but …

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Needlework and photo by Deepa BalagopalDeepa Balagopal of This and that blog has posted a new tutorial for this beautiful variation on Pachis-work embroidery, an Indian stitching technique. As Deepa pointed out in an earlier tutorial, “There’s nothing new in the type of stitches used. …

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Stitch Lab newsletterKnowing the online personality of Rachel Hobson, aka Average Jane Crafter, I would jump at the opportunity to take any in-person class she wants to teach. And, as it turns out, she is teaching live this fall via …

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If you’re a freebie fanatic, then you already know about sewforless.com‘s regular Free Embroidery Stuff giveaways. They’re always good. But the current contest is even more awesome than usual because they’re going to pick six winners. Six. Six

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The cross-stitch chart for this sweet verse is available free from FreePatterns.com. Download the chart.

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Vintage textile stamp, available from Rayela\'s Fiber FocusChloe at Tangled Thread blog is sharing and elaborating on a YouTube video by Leisure Arts designer Kathy Elrod. The gist: Use rubber stamps to create a design, and then stitch it. This idea definitely would work for noncross-stitch …

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