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Travels and Updates! from Telling Stories Through the Needle's Eye

It has been a crazy month in the Through the Needle's Eye world. Thanks to many of you, our Woolen Oak mystery block was a great success! The time leading up to our reveal and the reveal week were incredibly busy, but certainly well worth it. Now that things are slowing down a bit, we thought we would share a little travel inspiration as well as some sneak peeks of what what we have coming up for you on the blog and on our website.

From palaces to nature,
this trip was not lacking in inspiration.

Since Europe has ...

added by Teri and Kara—Through the Needle's Eye 3 years, 8 months ago. under academy of appliqué , applique , inspiration , quilt inspiration , travel , wool , wool thread

It's a Mystery! from Telling Stories Through the Needle's Eye

Guess what we are doing this summer?

It's a mystery! Well, the Woolen Oak Mystery Stitch-A-Long, that is. We are joining with eleven other designers to offer a free pattern each week, all summer long. And it is going to be fun!

Flyer from Calico Patch Designs, the organizer of the mystery

Kara and I (Teri) have been enjoying getting to know this group of talented ladies. And their work is spectacular! Check out this list:

June 1 - 7                      Calico Patch Designs                             calicopatchdesigns.com
June 8 - 14 Blueberry Backroads                             blueberrybackroads.com
June 15 - 21   My Red Door Designs                           myreddoordesigns ...

added by Teri and Kara—Through the Needle's Eye 3 years, 11 months ago. under applique , applique quilts , embroidery , hand embroidery , mystery , stitch-along , wool , wool applique , wool thread

A Prairie Update from Telling Stories Through the Needle's Eye

As the new year has begun, so has the drive to complete some projects that we have on deck for this year. Teri wrote about hers a couple of weeks ago in her goals post seen HERE, and I (Kara) also have a few in-progress items that I have been working to get finished. As Teri mentioned in her post, I like to have projects as opposed to just blocks—not that there is anything wrong with having blocks. When we finished our Baltimore Fraktur blocks for our September 2020 class at Baltimore on the Prairie, I knew then that ...

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