Adding Texture | Cross Stitch
One of the most useful ways of learning how to work with texture is to reduce your available colour palette. And if you want to really learn something go with just a single colour.
One of the most useful ways of learning how to work with texture is to reduce your available colour palette. And if you want to really learn something go with just a single colour.
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Happy 2020 all my stupendous cross stitchers! Are you ready to get going this year on all kinds of incredible cross stitch projects? Yes? Me
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So all my creative wonders out there, I have demonstrated how various media can be incorporated into your cross stitch, from paints and beads to
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Judith Baker Montano’s Essential Stitch Guide by Judith Baker Montano C&T Publishing Hey all you fabulous stitchers out there, what do you say we
Catching Up With…..Cherry Parker, Cross Stitch Designer….the awesome lady behind some beautiful work. Who is she? What is her story? Lets find out! Cherry is
Hello, Hello, Hello again all my spectacular cross stitchers! We are continuing on this month with the discussion on the versatile, beautiful, contemporary band sampler.
The latest edition of the world’s best cross stitch magazine has arrived and it’s a corker! Issue 8 is our Munchies edition! As you’ve come
Needleworkers have been cross stitching for centuries. While the simple “X” stitch hasn’t changed, what we “X” ON and what we “X” WITH has changed