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Jeanne at Just String blog has posted an excellent tutorial on spiral trellis stitch. The explanation is clear, and lots of photos guide us through the steps. Be aware that, because the post is picture heavy, it may take a while to load. But hang in there; it’s worth it!
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With Independence Day coming up in the U.S. on Friday, patriotic patterns seem to be on everyone’s minds. Here’s a great free cross-stitch pattern with a seasonal flair. Thanks to designer Erica Michaels and Rainbow Gallery web site.
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In embroidery, “slip” is a term for a type of applique. Megan McConnell’s blog post explains not only the history of slips but also modern applications. For some great ideas about how to use these recyclable needleworks, see Megan’s article.
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70 Chances To Win

May 15, 2008 | 2 Comments

WIN John James Pebbles from John James and Cross Stitch Crazy - worth £155!
70 chances to win a John James Pebble case with tapestry needles!
These Pebbles from John James are designed to hold your needles safely. There are eight coloured Pebbles available, each containing a different type of needle, so it’s easy to see at [...]

2008 Celebration of Needlework Event
Nashua, NH Celebration
April 30 - May 4, 2008
Celebration of Needlework will be moving back to the the Marriott - our former location - for 2008! We will be at the lovely Courtyard Nashua Marriott conveniently located at exit 8 off Rt 3  in Nashua, NH. You will find all [...]

Eweandeyeandfriends have a wonderful collection of needlepoint canvases that are a little different than the norm as these are hand painted designs. In fact there whole website is inspiring, I especially love the sheep logo. BAaaaaaa
I must say that this heart (Maureen as it is titled) is one of my favourite designs even though [...]

Snow Days
Designed by Lesley Teare
This adorable winter puppy makes the perfect Christmas card for dog lovers!
Get your free chart
from the “Chart shop”
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Mountain Harmony has Halloween covered with their free plastic canvas patterns.
You will need a PDF reader or view it as a jpg file to see the patterns but they have halloween tissue boxes, Fun little Coasters  and treat bags.
All patterns are designed for 7-count canvas, unless otherwise noted.
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