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  • Scissor Fobs

    I shared one of Karen’s needlepoint scissor fobs on Monday showcasing my new spring collection. Karen stitched both scissor fobs on 18 count canvas measuring approximately 2.5 inches.  Just a reminder that this pattern is designed by Carolyn Mitchell called Crystal Waters.  The pattern is a collection of seven smaller designs one of which is…

  • Crystal Waters

    Last week I posted the first of my Crystal Waters posts showcasing my new spring collection of colours. If you recall, the ladies who stitch up my samples chose one pattern.  I requested each stitcher use the same colour combination but placed in different locations in the design.  By doing this it really shows how…

  • Counted Canvas

    With each collection of new colours, I always like to show some counted canvas designs to give readers an idea of how the colours co-ordinate.  When I took the spring collection into my stitch group, the ladies decided they would stitch the same pattern but with different variations of colours.  Hopefully, all the samples will…

  • Spring Collection 2020

    Introducing my new spring collection for 2020! My spring collection consists of three new colour combinations celebrating spring. Deciding on a palette of colours is always challenging.  This was particularly true as I started dyeing these colours last fall when the leaves were turning and the weather changing.  Not necessarily inspiring for a spring palette….

  • All about Black!

    Yes, it’s all about black today.  Have you stitched on a black background? Earlier last year I supplied my stitch group with a selection of colours celebrating spring and summer so they have been quite busy coming up with various colour combinations.  I always look forward to seeing how they choose to combine colours. Just…

  • Baby Blooms

    It is always exciting to begin a new project.  Today, I am thrilled to introduce Baby Blooms!  This is my friend Kathleen’s recent wool applique project.  The pattern is designed by the talented Australian designer, Wendy Williams.  It measures 20 inches square and Kathleen has chosen to create this as a wall hanging.  Check with…