From Family Fun magazine’s website comes this cute holder for an iPod or other MP3 player. It’s made using mostly exposed plastic canvas and a bit of stitching. You could easily make it in an afternoon.
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From Family Fun magazine’s website comes this cute holder for an iPod or other MP3 player. It’s made using mostly exposed plastic canvas and a bit of stitching. You could easily make it in an afternoon.
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I’ve been thinking about offering a monthly needlepoint club for 2011 but I’m torn about what to do and I’d like you to help me decide by participating in this poll. My plan is to offer one project per month. The packet will include line-drawn canvas, instructions and, possibly, threads (I’m still debating that...
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Originally posted 2009-07-19 07:35:36. Republished by Blog Post Promoter I’m so delighted that my friend Sister Diane interviewed me for one of my favorite blogs, Craftypod. We talk about needlepoint, why it’s such a great craft, and how we can change how needlepoint is perceived. Check it out!
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Blackwork can be done on any countable ground, linen, needlepoint canvas, or evenweave fabric. It’s historic, easy and fresh. In my new on-line class, beginning, August 1 (that’s in less than 2 weeks), you’ll learn Blackwork, whether on fabric or canvas, while making three charming accessories: a change purse, pictured above, a checkbook cover,...
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In my book, Needlepoint Trade Secrets, I share hundreds of tips with you about doing needlepoint and other needlework. I like the book so much I keep a copy on my desk as a reference. It’s summer and I have two special offers for you, good through Labor Day (how’s that for a vacation...
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