Needle Work

If you don’t yet follow the blog of “Jo in NZ,” go take a look and bookmark it. Her needle experiments are fascinating and her finished works are exquisite. Today, for example, she posted small tags (such as the one … Read More ...

One of my favorite needlework bloggers, Alicia Paulson (Posie Gets Cozy) has a book coming out this November: Stitched in Time: Memory-Keeping Projects to Sew and Share from the Creator of Posie Gets Cozy. I cannot wait… Read More ...

When my sewing buddies say the words “rolled hem,” I smile and nod as if I know what they’re talking about. And I do understand the result. I’ve just never been able to produce a satisfactory example. I think I … Read More ...

Were you addicted to Needle Necessities overdyed threads and stranded floss? If so, you were probably pretty disappointed when Needle Necessities ceased being produced. But you can satisfy your craving for these lovely threads with a worthy substitute: ThreadworX. … Read More ...

tipnut.com has posted a free pattern for a 1959-style petal apron, based on a design found in an old WorkBasket magazine. If you’re crazy for the apron craze, stitch up one of these vintage beauties, complete with embroidered pansies.… Read More ...

Wasatch Needlework online store is offering several specials on Dinky Dyes silk threads in June:

• All Dinky Dyes threads, designs, and scissors are 30% off!
• If you spend $30 and buy at least one Dinky Dye item, you’ll receive a

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… Read More ...

For this weekend only, Threadart is honoring both May and June specials. Hurry over and check them out.… Read More ...