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  • Bullion Knots

    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…

  • Alternative Triwing Pattern

    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…

  • Minimalist Wool Applique

    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…

  • Bold Fall Colour

    This month our feature Colour is #188, and to date, this is one of my favourite stitch samples! It is perfect for adding bold fall colour to your next project. With its rich and vibrant hues, this thread will make a statement and bring your creations to life. Whether embroidering a cozy sweater or adding…

  • Bright Colourful Temari

    Our Temari ball this month is a bright and colourful blend. Once again, Verna has used a black metallic background at my request. I like the black metallic as it looks beautiful on a Christmas tree with the lights reflecting off it. Combined with the other bright colours, it makes for a showstopping piece! The…

  • Tropical Colour Combination

    Last week we discussed how Colour #76 combines warm tones of yellow with cooler shades of blue and green – it’s a beautiful tropical-inspired colour combination. Today, we’re demonstrating how utilizing additional, complementary colours can create a beautiful pattern for your next needlepoint project. Our sample is small, measuring a little under 2 inches square, stitched…