Art, patterns and techniques
Phulkari embroidery, originating in Punjab, is a cultural gem cherished for its vibrant colors and intricate designs. Let’s delve into the fascinating world of Phulkari embroidery, uncovering its history, techniques, and cultural significance.
Phulkari’s roots trace back to the 15th … Read More ...
If you’re on the hunt for some festive St. Patrick’s Day hoop art, you’re in luck! I stumbled upon this gem of a post featuring a free embroidery design that’s just perfect for the occasion.
First off, can we … Read More ...
Looking to sprinkle some luck and positivity into your life or share some good vibes with a loved one? Say no more! We’ve got just the thing for you – a free embroidery pattern designed to spread good luck and … Read More ...
Looking to infuse your punch needle embroidery projects with the vibrant spirit of Easter? Dive into our comprehensive roundup featuring 33 delightful Easter themed patterns and designs perfect for punch needle embroidery enthusiasts. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just … Read More ...
Sashiko—often translated as “little stabs.” Sashiko is a type of sewing or embroidery.
Sashiko is a Japanese traditional art that dates back to the Edo era.
Historically, sashiko was widely utilized on garments, although it has also been seen on … Read More ...
If you’ve ever worked with plastic canvas, you’ll know it’s an extremely adaptable medium. Plastic canvas may be used to produce a variety of items, including baskets, blankets, storage boxes, wall hangings, and even coasters! These religious cross bookmarks … Read More ...
Without a bookmark, a book is incomplete. And if you’re a book reader who enjoys bookmarking the history and memories, here’s a short plastic canvas tutorial for making your own lovely plastic canvas book out of leftover yarns and plastic … Read More ...
Today I want to talk about one of my favorite stitches, the French knot. This stitch is a simple yet effective way to add a touch of personality to your needlework projects. Whether you’re making miniature flowers or filling in … Read More ...
There are all kinds of coasters out there, but how many of them are made out of plastic canvas? Probably not many. But with this tutorial you can make your own and they’ll look great on your coffee table or … Read More ...
Have you ever seen an intricate design elegantly embroidered onto fabric and wondered how it was done? The art of hand embroidery has been around for centuries and is a beautiful … Read More ...
If you’ve ever worked with plastic canvas, you’ll know it’s an extremely adaptable medium. Plastic canvas may be used to produce a variety of items, including baskets, blankets, storage boxes, wall hangings, and even coasters! Plastic canvas bags and purses … Read More ...
Are you looking for a creative, yet relaxing craft to occupy your free time? Look no further than sashiko and kogin embroidery!
These traditional Japanese embroidery techniques have been around for centuries and are still popular today. Not only are … Read More ...
This detailed Strawberry pattern would look great on basic tote bags, t-shirts, and pillow covers. Using DMC Mouliné Spécial threads, capture the details and bright colors.
Serena White of Hoglet & Co is a UK-based artist and illustrator … Read More ...
If you’ve ever worked with plastic canvas, you’ll know it’s an extremely adaptable medium. Plastic canvas may be used to produce a variety of items, including baskets, blankets, storage boxes, wall hangings, and even coasters! Plastic canvas trinkets are fantastic … Read More ...
Chicken scratch embroidery is a unique and charming needlework technique that has been around for centuries. This form of embroidery is believed to have originated in America during the early days of settlement, and has since evolved into a variety … Read More ...