Finished embroidering on metal from Quilting & Learning

Hi and welcome - just a quick post to share my finish. It was a great workshop by Emma Pannell. You can read more about it in my previous post.

Finished Flower

I wanted to share this finish before next Thursday. Here is the finished project.

Flower embroidered on metal is finished

As you can see, once I finished embroidering, I embossed the rest of the metal to give it a little something special. A few of the other students from the workshop had done some amazing embossing on their pieces. As usual, I just went for it. I used my ...

added by Andree G. Faubert 16 minutes ago. under embossing , embroidering on metal , embroidery , embroidery floss

It's that time of the year again! from Quilting & Learning

Hi and welcome! Ottawa has finally gotten some snow. Is it here to stay? Who knows, but it should last at least a few days. Just enough to get us thinking about snow tires, shovels and winter boots!⛄❄

Seasonal Stuff!

I'm not sure what's happening to my brain, but I seem to be on Squirrel alert! I think about something and oops, there I go! All that to say that I have new projects to share with you.

More embroidery on metal

After making the flower last week, I thought that it would be fun to make a ...

added by Andree G. Faubert 16 minutes ago. under christmas quilting , embroidering on metal , embroidery , embroidery floss , free motion mavericks , kawandi style , linking party , perle cotton

Embroidering on metal and Free Motion Mavericks from Quilting & Learning

Hi and welcome! For my American readers - Happy Thanksgiving! I hope that you get some time to stitch after all of that eating and visiting family

added by Andree G. Faubert 1 week ago. under embossing , embroidering on metal , embroidery , embroidery floss , free motion mavericks , linking party

September 9, 2023

Along The Way... from From the Strawberry Patch...

I've learned a LOT along the way while the wrist is healing. Time doesn't slow down, or stop, when one's casted. Nope, it's business as usual. Augie turned eleven months old on Wednesday! He's my best snuggle buddy and resting companion when I need that. I can tell when I've done enough for the day and it's time to lay low. Fine motor skills are slowly returning and strengthening, (I can pinch

added by Mrs. Goodneedle 1 year, 2 months ago. under augie , embroidery floss , grandchildren , kitchen , movies , reading , stitching

Along The Way... from From the Strawberry Patch...

I've learned a LOT along the way while the wrist is healing. Time doesn't slow down, or stop, when one's casted. Nope, it's business as usual. Augie turned eleven months old on Wednesday! He's my best snuggle buddy and resting companion when I need that. I can tell when I've done enough for the day and it's time to lay low. Fine motor skills are slowly returning and strengthening, (I can pinch

added by Mrs. Goodneedle 1 year, 2 months ago. under augie , embroidery floss , grandchildren , kitchen , movies , reading , stitching

February 25, 2023

Off the Grid Sampler is finished from Quilting & Learning

Welcome! I'm very happy to share this finish with you

added by Andree G. Faubert 1 year, 9 months ago. under embroidery , embroidery floss , sampler embroidery , sharon boggon , sue stone , textileartist.org stitch club

August 26, 2022

Embroidering a seascape from Quilting & Learning

I've finally gone back to TextileArtist.org's stitch club. There are so many new wonderful workshops and never enough time

added by Andree G. Faubert 2 years, 3 months ago. under bethany duffy , driftwood , embroidery , embroidery floss , embroidery hoop , kimono silk thread , shell , stumpwork , textileartist.org stitch club

February 10, 2022

A Little Chat About Pearl and Her Friends from Telling Stories Through the Needle's Eye

Teri and I (Kara) are feverishly getting ready for the Academy of Appliqué in Williamsburg, Virginia, the first week in March—making kits, gathering threads, and writing patterns. Since many hands make light work, I asked a friend to come over and help me put together thread kits. I was explaining that there were a few different types of pearl cottons in the kit along with the floss. She mentioned that she hadn't even heard of pearl cotton only floss. That spawned an idea for a short post on pearl cotton and its variations, along with how it compares ...

added by Teri and Kara—Through the Needle's Eye 2 years, 10 months ago. under embroidery , embroidery floss , painters threads , pearl cotton , threads , weeks dyeworks , wool embroidery

February 25, 2021

life is short you're capable from Charm About You

Life is short You're Capable hand embroidered on decorative pillow with tassels in the corners of the pillow and loose ribbon and thread spool next to it

I made a thing! The original plan was for this to be a pincushion but I like it too much to stick pins in it, so it's a decorative little pillow. I like just having it around, a nice reminder and message to myself.

I designed this embroidery pattern as a companion to my You're Capable cushion/mini quilt pattern, which was inspired by Gwen Stefani lyrics and created to give empowerment.

Life is short You're Capable embroidered on dot fabric with needle and thread still there and needle resting on a stork needle minder

It was a quick stitch, using couching with double strands and a single stand, and 3 strands for the back stitch with Aurifloss in # ???. It was ...

added by Lucy | Charm About You 3 years, 9 months ago. under a little make , aurifloss , cotton and steel , cushion , embroidery , embroidery floss , gwen stefani , life is short , melody miller , pattern , pillow , pincushion , ribbon , sewing project , tassels , trim , you're capable

October 10, 2019

Missouri Star Shop Feature: Primitive & Wool from The Cutting Table Quilt Blog - A Blog for Quilters by Quilters

“Primitive,” also known as “Early Americana” style, emerged from within the first colonies here in the “New World.” Once the colonists were finally settled in, they had a bit more time get creative with everyday necessities such as clothing, furniture, and children’s toys.

While sewing up clothes for their children and fulfilling the duty of “homemaker,” women started to enhance their making skills with decorative stitching and design, steering away from trends in Europe and creating the first American style.

Today, folk artists use modern elements to create an antiquated look. At Missouri Star Quilt Co., we have a ...

added by Marissa Swearngin 5 years, 2 months ago. under americana , americana fabric , black , brown , embroidery , embroidery floss , embroidery thread , fabric feature , fabric store , flannel , gingham , hamilton mo , hamilton visitor's guide , jan patek , kansas troubles , missouri star quilt company , missouri star shop , missouri star shops , muted colors , primitive , primitive fabrics , quilt shop , rag doll , ragdoll , shop feature , stars fabric , wool , woven , woven gingham (Comments)

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