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TNNA Round-Up, Part 4

June 18, 2010
TNNA Round-Up, Part 4

Clara Wells Needlepoint has an interesting approach to designing her canvases, She has seven different “collections”, each using a similar print, available in several different forms to make needlepoint...

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Shading in Needlepoint & Why to Do It

February 2, 2010
Shading in Needlepoint & Why to Do It

The multi-colored leaves in this mini kimono from Lee Needle Arts are just perfect to show needle-blending and the wonderful effect it has on needlepoint. On the unstitched canvas...

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Kimono Stands

December 19, 2009
Kimono Stands

Full size kimono, which feature elaborate needlework and fabrics, are often displayed on wooden stands that allow the back of the kimono to be displayed. The back is where...

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On Kimono & Needlepoint

March 23, 2009
On Kimono & Needlepoint

Kimono (it’s both a singular & a plural word) seem to be in the air lately. Many people are stitching ANG’s Stitch of the Month project from Tony Minieri,...

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Sakura Kimono

July 25, 2006
Sakura Kimono

Sakura is the Japanese word for cherry blossoms. I just finished this charming small Lee’s Needle Arts kimono. It shows Mount Fuji through some blossoms on a weeping cherry...

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New Cyberclasses with Art Needlepoint

Beginning in February 2012, I have several great classes coming up with Art Needlepoint, suitable for stitchers at any level. The projects are large and small. One focuses on threads but the others emphasize stitching. Contact me for the schedule & for more information.

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