Maureen of CrazyQstitcher blog used CQ hearts she received in a swap to make beautiful little needle books. She says, “How easy it is when someone else has done the work. All I needed to do was line each heart, add felt for needles and stitch the tops together.” Good thinking, Maureen! And beautiful results. See more examples in Maureen’s blog post.
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Thank you Denise for dropping in to my blog. I am happy that you decided to share the easy needlebook with others. Too long have my received hearts been UFOs. I still have more than 100 to use. LOL
Maureen
I forgot to say what an interesting blog this is. I have bookmarked it. Is there an easier way to keep up to date with it? Maureen
I’m so glad you asked that, Maureen. If you look in the right-hand column of this page, you’ll see a category called “Feeds” with a big orange button. Just click the link for Needlework News feed and follow the directions. Then all of the posts will go directly to your e-mail in-box! Cool, huh? 🙂
Denise
Thanks Denise, I’ve gone for the Needlework news.
I have my templates cut for the Apple and Pear by UKlassinUS and am about to start on them.
Thanks for hosting a great site
Maureen