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I personally love using a contrasting colour palette for my needlepoint projects! If you have followed the website for any time, you will know I like to focus on what else, colour?! If you want to create a temari ball that pops, consider using contrasting colours like yellow and black in your design. This bold…
This colourful, Easter themed wool applique has me dreaming of the colourful days of Spring! Wouldn’t you agree? This whimsical pattern is perfect for any Spring inspired project. The pattern itself is quite abstract, but one of the benefits of this is its versatility. You can use this pattern to create whimsical flowers or simply…
Our needlepoint sample showcases a bold colour palette using our feature colour this month, Colour #69. Colour #69 is a rich blend of red, violet, and purple. We’ve chosen a bold palette of colours for this sample, sure to brighten any dull day. Some may hesitate to use such a wide range of colours, especially…
Looking to add a touch of elegance to your next needlepoint project? Consider incorporating Colour #69 – a beautiful purple combination rich in a blend of red, violet and purples. I personally love the use of purple in any project that I do. This rich and regal hue can add depth and dimension to your…
This month our Halloween-themed mitten was created using spooky shades of purple! While traditional Halloween colours are usually black and orange, purple still falls under the Halloween category as it reminds us of the eerie colour of dusk, right before the ghouls and goblins come out! Our mitten shows the versatility of purple, emphasizing a…
Our Temari ball this month features a lovely pinwheel stitch pattern. This type of design reminds me of peering through kaleidoscopes when we were young. Do you remember them?? How we created this pinwheel stitch pattern for our Temari ball This Temari ball used three different colours, which you can find in our collection: Historically…
If you have been following our Circle Sampler Series then you will know that Kathleen loves BULLION knots! Our wool applique flower today really demonstrates excellent use of this stitching technique and how it can embellish any project. While the inspiration for this project was drawn from Sue Spargo’s Toned Down Circle Sampler introduced in…
Earlier this year, we featured a Celtic Triwing pattern, and today we are showcasing an alternative Triwing pattern for this second Temari ball design. As I explained previously, the design is created using three division lines, but it is easier to mark a 6-division temari. This particular design is similar to Tiger By The Tail…
This minimalist wool applique that we’re featuring today is a perfect example of less is more! If you’ve been following our Circle Sampler Series on the blog, we’ve mentioned previously that there are varying sizes of circles and flowers. Kathleen chose to do this to enhance her design. This wool applique circle, in particular, is…
Check out this palette featuring tropical colour inspiration! When my stitch group and I discussed palettes last year, I discussed how to develop palettes using Colour #188. Earlier this month, I mentioned several stitched samples coming up featuring this colour and today I’d like to share a slightly different palette. This month’s tropical colour…
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