March 28, 2008
Reader’s Embroidery: Crewel Work Enchanted April
I love being able to share readers’ needlework projects, and this one is really stunning. It’s a piece of crewel … Continue reading Reader’s Embroidery: Crewel Work Enchanted April
March 28, 2008
I love being able to share readers’ needlework projects, and this one is really stunning. It’s a piece of crewel … Continue reading Reader’s Embroidery: Crewel Work Enchanted April
March 27, 2008
I’m pretty sure Shakespeare’s soliloquy could be re-written for the embroiderer: To lick, or not lick, that is the question… but I won’t bother!
Whether you thread your needle by licking your thread or not, at least you ARE threading a needle!
But in case you didn’t know that there are (easy) options for threading a needle – other than licking your embroidery floss – I thought I’d present a couple tips on how to thread an embroidery needle without wetting your thread.

March 26, 2008
WOW. If you have not checked out this website, it’s a must, for a lot of reasons, but most especially … Continue reading Embroidery Inspiration!
March 25, 2008
Why would anyone want a hand-made needle? Surely, a hand-made needle must be some roughly hewn large thing unbefitting to … Continue reading Hand Made Japanese Embroidery Needles
March 24, 2008
Once you have an embroidery project set up and ready to go – fabric selected, design transferred, threads lined up … Continue reading Embroidery Needles
March 22, 2008
And yet another example of ecclesiastical embroidery – this time, a superfrontal, which hangs on the top front edge of … Continue reading Ecclesiastical Embroidery: Pelican Altar Frontal (Superfrontal)
March 21, 2008
Continuing through my collection of liturgical and church-related embroidery photos, here’s a glorious embroidered piece – the hood of a … Continue reading Ecclesiastical Embroidery: Cope Hood