Hessian/Burlap is a divisive fabric. Most people either love it or hate it. Personally I grew up on a farm where Hessian/Burlap was used to hold the wheat we grew. These days, there is an old world elegance to it, and many people are using it as a décor fabric in their houses. If you are going to delve into the world of Hessian/Burlap,and you wish to merge this with embroidery, there are a few things to take into consideration. Pick…
Congratulations on purchasing a NEW MACHINE. Whether it be your first or your 10th, it is exciting to have a…
Welcome stitching friends. Today I want to share with you one of my new tools, the 4 sided quilters ruler. …
Thank you for joining me on another Friday Flashback. This week I am bringing you a beautiful collection of African…
Thank you for joining me on another Friday Flashback. This week I am bringing you another Iridescent Embroidery Film Collection…
Thank you for joining us today for a new feature – Tuesday Tool day. Each week I am going to…
If you are anything like me, this week is filled with last minute gift ideas that all need to be…
This is a brilliant gift for either guys or gals. Once again – K-mart was my source of inspiration. These…
The Julie Hall Designs Stained Glass Embroidery Designs are a wonderful way to create large embroideries using a small hoop (all…
Hello, and welcome back to another Friday flashback. This week, to celebrate the countdown to Christmas, I am bringing you…