There will be no shipping done between the 17th - 26th of April. Any orders during that time frame will be held and filled as soon as we reopen!
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
New Kits in the Store
I have been asked for a long time if I would be releasing any kits for those who want them (instead of taking classes). There are three kits in addition to the previous ones in the store now. One, is a cross stitch piece with some fantastic finishing into a bunny basket - the Alphabet Bunny Ensemble Noir. This piece was developed between me and Marcia Brown Smith of the Binding Stitch.
The second is a kit that I developed for Winterthur for retail and teaching, based on the small casket toys that have been found in over a half dozen cabinets. Small wired flowers or posies that are made from braids. The braids are folded onto themselves and quickly joined with a small stitch and then assembled into an arrangement. Of course the big trick is getting the small braid manufactured in so many colors!! That took years but now I have a great supply of the little braids. And maybe more colors now than seen... be on the lookout for more cut posies in the future to join this one. The kit has enough extra material to make a poesy that is about
twice the size - or to make two. One for you and one for another person.
The third kit is the new and limited Needlework Nibble in tent stitch over one with a bit of embroidery thrown in. The kit is in support of conservation of similar family record samplers in the collection of the Lexington Historical Society.
Tricia
The second is a kit that I developed for Winterthur for retail and teaching, based on the small casket toys that have been found in over a half dozen cabinets. Small wired flowers or posies that are made from braids. The braids are folded onto themselves and quickly joined with a small stitch and then assembled into an arrangement. Of course the big trick is getting the small braid manufactured in so many colors!! That took years but now I have a great supply of the little braids. And maybe more colors now than seen... be on the lookout for more cut posies in the future to join this one. The kit has enough extra material to make a poesy that is about
twice the size - or to make two. One for you and one for another person.
The third kit is the new and limited Needlework Nibble in tent stitch over one with a bit of embroidery thrown in. The kit is in support of conservation of similar family record samplers in the collection of the Lexington Historical Society.
Tricia
Friday, April 3, 2015
A New Needlework Nibble!!
There is so much to broadcast today!! The new shop is now open and I hope you like the new experience. There are new kits, new threads, new spangles, new accessories and more. Including a set of items on sale for the month of April (until supplies last) by using the code APRIL SALE in the code line during check out.
You can get there by pressing the SHOP button on my homepage and can move back and forth between the teaching site of the site and the shopping side of the site.
To celebrate - I am releasing a new Needlework Nibble in support of the Lexington Historical Society. This is the society that runs the "shot heard round the world" reenactment and keeps much of the material relating to the American Revolution safe. In subsequent posts, I will be letting you know about their wonderful sampler collection which was the basis of this Needlework Nibble. They have several samplers of this type that have been recently acquired which are in need of conservation!
The instructions for the nibble are found here. The shop page for it is here.
You can get there by pressing the SHOP button on my homepage and can move back and forth between the teaching site of the site and the shopping side of the site.
To celebrate - I am releasing a new Needlework Nibble in support of the Lexington Historical Society. This is the society that runs the "shot heard round the world" reenactment and keeps much of the material relating to the American Revolution safe. In subsequent posts, I will be letting you know about their wonderful sampler collection which was the basis of this Needlework Nibble. They have several samplers of this type that have been recently acquired which are in need of conservation!
The instructions for the nibble are found here. The shop page for it is here.
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