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15 votes
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Making a Victorian-inspired cape for ultimate witchy vibes
8 votes -
Sewing machines are mechanical marvels – here’s how they work
43 votes -
Interview with artist Danielle Clough about her vibrant embroidery
9 votes -
The Great Wave off Kanagawa cross-stitched!
There was quite a bit of interest in last week's thread and I'm happy to say that I'm finally done with this project! It has taken about a month and a half, it's full coverage 100 stitches in...
There was quite a bit of interest in last week's thread and I'm happy to say that I'm finally done with this project!
It has taken about a month and a half, it's full coverage 100 stitches in diameter - 18 cm using 14 count aida - and thankfully fit perfectly into my grandmother's hoop! The pattern is by Sarah Baumann (NeedleMinderLair on Etsy)
Anyway, here's The Kawaii Wave off Kanagawa!
54 votes -
Fiber crafters of Tildes?
I'm a knitter, cross stitcher, and general nerd. I can't actually create at the moment due to probable carpal tunnel, but I would love to see my fellow fiber artists of any and all genders speak...
I'm a knitter, cross stitcher, and general nerd. I can't actually create at the moment due to probable carpal tunnel, but I would love to see my fellow fiber artists of any and all genders speak up.
As for me, it's more about the process than the product! I love Grandmother's Favorite dishcloths as a mindless knitting stim, or cross stitching on a project until my hands hurt.
ETA: I'm not trying to ignore everyone. I'm really excited with the responses I'm getting. I'm just fighting some serious pain this morning. I'll try to reply to folks as soon as I can think!
ETA2: This got bigger than I had hoped! I don't think I can catch up and reply to everyone, but I do appreciate reading everyone's experiences! Thanks for humoring me today.
46 votes -
We’re knot friends
6 votes -
Why Chiso Kimonos are so expensive | So Expensive
5 votes -
The embroidered computer
10 votes -
A Sashiko embroidery technique tutorial
5 votes -
Any quilters in the house? Or needlecrafters?
I'm always looking for other folks who share my interests!
9 votes