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Make A Punch Needle Embroidery Frame
Since discovering Punch Needle Embroidery, I’ve always been interested in how to utilize it in unconventional ways. Sure, you can easily create beautiful wall art with it as your medium, but I always love to incorporate my fiberarts into everyday objects around the house that hold other purposes as well. That’s where the idea of a photo frame came in! The beauty of Punch Needle Embroidery lies in it’s simplicity, it is a great dip into embroidery for the absolute beginner. When you mix it with a useful project that you…
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Colorful Beach Tote
Hello! It’s Jennifer Ryan, the designer and blogger behind Celtic Knot Crochet. I am excited to be sharing the Colorful Beach Tote project here on the Clover blog! I love to upcycle plastic bags and tablecloths, with the lazy days of summer coming up I thought this was the perfect project to make using Clover’s Size N/P 10mm crochet hook. You’ll see that it is a very simple project that uses an easy textured stitch and colorful recycled plastic. I’ll take you through each step of the project and you’ll…
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Finger Presser / Hera Marker
Hera Markers and Finger Presser with instructor Steve Butler Class 135 What is it? – Hera Markers. Wow! Kind of a misnomer. Kind of not. Compared with other more traditional markers like pens and pencils that leave definitive lines, they’re not markers at all. If, however, you want a marker that leaves clear, easily identifiable lines to follow while applying your stitches without leaving any potentially “permanent” pencil or ink marks on your quilt, then the Hera Marker is the ultimate marker. Just like using a pen or pencil, you can inscribe either straight or…
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Spring Giveaway 2021
Have no fear, summer is almost here! To commemorate the spring season we are kicking off our Spring Giveaway! We have teamed up with some great companies to give two lucky winners a bundle filled with amazing supplies and tools! How to enter our Spring Giveaway: Just click this link and provide an email. Make sure to share with a friend because they may just share their prize with you! Bundles Bundle 1: Bundle 1 includes: Unicorn Fabric | Benartex Notions valued at over $150 | Clover Presencia America- 6…
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Easy Dreamy Cuddle Blanket
Hi there! I’m back today with a super easy make that will be your new go to gift for baby showers, newlyweds and anyone else you want to wrap in a Cuddle hug. And the best part is that you can make these in under an hour! If you have never worked with Cuddle fabrics, this is the perfect way to try them out and get used to working with them on your sewing machine. Besides being luxuriously soft to cuddle under, these fabrics are also very forgiving if…
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How to Knit a Flat Panel with the Wonder Knitter
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 knit a flat panel on the Clover Wonder Knitter. The Wonder Knitter is a fun and easy to use tool that is typically used to knit i-cords but you can do panel knitting too! So if you want to make flat panels to make things like little scarves for dolls or sew multiple flat panels together to make bigger projects, you can…
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Newborn Cross Stitch Plaque
Cross stitching is one of those creative hobbies that have evolved and stood the test of time. It can share a story or commemorate a wonderful occasion.
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DIY Miniature Woven Wall Hanging
Happy May! Elizabeth here, and I am the DIY and Craft blogger behind Country Peony.
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Clover Messenger Bag
Designed by Debbie Shore This stylish bag is perfect for day or evening, and simple to make when you have the right tools!
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Fork Pins
Fork Pins with instructor Steve Butler Class 134 When we think about it, the pursuit of our creative sewing aspirations always seem to follow the same basic path regardless of genre. Quilting, fashion, home decor, heirloom or crafts. In each we cut large pieces of fabric into smaller pieces of fabric, reorganize them in some imagined design and then sew them back together into larger pieces of fabric. In that process we measure, mark, cut, pin and then sew. The more precise each step is, the more satisfaction we enjoy with our finished…