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So let’s talk about needlepoint bands, GLORIOUS NEEDLEPOINT BANDS! Earlier this year I talked about bands in needlepoint in this blog post. The design from the January/February 2019 issue of Needlepoint Now shows bands and this blog post features a further interpretation of the same design. Once again, there is no specific pattern for this…
Over the last year, I’ve shared several small needlepoint projects in the form of heart samples. Today, I will be featuring a new design! I must admit, this is one of my favourites today likely as I am partial to turquoise/green colour schemes. More about this small needlepoint heart project This heart is smaller than…
A few months ago, I received this beautiful wisteria embroidery design by one of my customers. Wisterias are such show-stopping plants, known for their beautiful, soft cascading floral blooms. While they look stunning on their own, I sometimes see them beautifully draped on buildings and patios. If you’ve ever come across Wisterias, it’s an absolute…
It’s time for the Colour Complements Summer Mini Sampler! If you have been following the three hearts in Needlepoint Now by Dragonlady Canvaswork Designs, then you will already be familiar with Susan’s designs. Susan designed this mini sampler for our monthly series! You will see that there are actually two versions of this summer mini…
I love using teal cotton floss in my projects. I’m sure you can agree! It’s a beautiful, versatile shade that comes in all sorts of different variations. Some shades can appear bluer (which is my favourite shade), while others fall under a more green shade. In truth, teal is a blend of both blue and…
Let’s talk a bit more about wool applique design today. Last month I introduced you to the first wool applique circle which is part of a larger circle sampler project. If you would like to follow the posts, please check in the right sidebar of the blog under categories – wool applique – circle sampler! …
If you have been following this blog for some time, you may have seen me talk about various crazy quilt techniques to add a bit of “pop” to your project. This is the final post in my crazy quilting class series where I use all of the techniques we have covered – the grand finale!…
The pattern of this green and blue Temari ball reminded me of the blooming petals of a chrysanthemum. Lo and behold when I read Verna’s note she chose the pattern, Emperor, from Barb Seuss’s first book titled “Chrysanthemum”! How fitting. That wasn’t the only thing that was fitting about this particular Temari ball. I checked…
Today’s blog post features something a little different than your usual needlepoint project – this, my readers, is Hardanger! It may look like a simple embroidered table linen, but the history behind Hardanger is rich and spans both place and time. Beautiful needlework like this can be dated back to the Renaissance period. This type…
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