Little Forget Me Nots is an embroidery and punch needle business which has a huge passion for handmade goodies. They design and sell their own products, host workshops, and most of all want to encourage everyone to see that anything is possible with punch needle embroidery.
Jo Burgess reviews two types of punch needles from Milward. Whether you want traditional wooden or more modern plastic punch needles, we’ve got the information you need!
Marie Suarez guides you through the delights of punch needle embroidery from equipment, to stitches, to full projects.
Ray Slater is an internationally known doll maker, and in this book she generously shares all of her secrets about how to create fabulous faces in cloth. It covers a huge selection of advice to bring your home sewn dolls to life with amazing personalities.
Playful Precut Quilts is a beautifully put together book which walks you through how to make 15 quilting blocks to help you produce fabulous quilts for all seasons.
Alex Knoll, AKA Bad Grandma Stitches is the artist featured in this Craft Rocks issue. We see links here between Embroidery and music album clovers. The potential of cross stitch to shade and develop a picture can be clearly observed.
Welcome to another Tooled Up column where we aim to give you reviews of fun products from all over the crafty world. Today we review some Italian hand dyed threads by Romy’s Creations.
Jo Burgess explains in her column Craft Rocks how we can make a really personal gift for a friend in the form of recycling, using a pillow case in a quilting project. The technique of paper piecing is explored in order to create this great quilting art gift.
In this issue of Craft Rocks, Jo Burgess gives us the details on Liselot – aka Careless Stitcher. Currently this artist lives in the Netherlands. It was love at first sight as she combines cross stitch brilliance with all things rock. Within this column, read all about her textile art and hobbies.
Jo Burgess turns a quick cross stitch into a perfect pin cushion! It’s another Craft Rocks column!
Welcome to another Tooled Up column where we aim to give you reviews of fun products from all over the crafty world. Today we review
The Spool of Thread Free Motion Embroidery kit by Stitched Up By Samantha is a “workshop in a box”. Find out more at Mr X Stitch!