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Folklore Punch Needle Embroidery
Designed by Debbie von Grabler-Crozier Hand embroidery with a punch needle is a fiber art technique that involves looping yarn, floss or ribbon in the format of a pattern through fabric.
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Ombré Bracelet with Beading Loom
Beading on a loom is a wonderful way to unwind and create something beautiful.
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Tailor’s AWL
Tailor’s Awls with instructor Steve Butler Class 128 What is it? Open any catalog of sewing notions and you’ll immediately be overwhelmed. There are so many specialty tools with each designed to assist us in an incredibly wide variety of specific sewing tasks. It’s often hard to keep track of them all. There are, however, some sewing tools found within those pages that are common, even necessary, to almost everything we do in sewing. And as expected, many of those tasks involve detail work. Quilting, fashion, home décor or crafts, all are made…
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DIY Felt Heart Valentine’s Day Wreath
Hello everyone! Elizabeth here, and I am the DIY and Craft blogger behind Country Peony. With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, I am so excited to share a charming wreath with you.
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Embroidery Earrings – Punch Needle Embroidery
Have you ever wanted to blend embroidery and earrings? If so; you’ve come to the right post! Today’s project involves turning patches into earrings.
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How to Use a Clover Tassel Maker
Hi Everyone! I’m Ashley, the designer and maker behind The Loopy Lamb. I’m so excited to be invited back to the Clover blog to teach you all how to use a Clover Tassel Maker.
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How to Use a Clover Pom-Pom Maker
Hi Everyone! I’m Ashley, the designer and maker behind The Loopy Lamb. I’m so excited to be invited back to the Clover blog to teach you all how to use a Clover Pom-Pom Maker.
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Over the Top Present Toppers
Tis the season of giving. If you are anything like us you love the shopping, but the wrapping that goes along with it, not so much.
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Woven Pillow Cover – Sewing Pattern
Are you a DIY lover? Do you enjoy creating something unique?
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Pressing Station
Pressing Station with instructor Steve Butler Class 125 What is it? We’ve all seen it. Two friends make the same sewn project using the same pattern and similar fabrics and threads. Both friends are accomplished sewists so we’re kind of expecting the finished projects to look the same or, at least, similar. And yet somehow, they’re not. One is a little more rumpled and uneven. The intersecting seams don’t lie flat and the stitch-work stands out so far as to be obvious when it shouldn’t be. And there’s something about the darts that just isn’t right. But…