From the most basic stitches to the most complex, there are countless beautiful patterns for you to choose from that surely you will love.
We parked again..directly facing this and the long interplay of colours and shapes really caught my eye. I really enjoyed drawing this one.it feels to be full of colour yet has a gentleness about it
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Create a 1960s vibe with this bold hack of the colour block dress featured on The Great British Sewing Bee!
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Yes, I spell colour with a 'u' - I am Canadian. Colour, doughnut, flavour, favourite, honour, etc. They just don't look right without the u! ANYways, enough of that. I was playing with photoshop the other day, and it got me thinking about all the cool patterns released lately that offer nice fabric blocking opportuniti
I recently bought a big bag of budget friendly variegated thread because I want to try some different styles of cross stitch that make use of it, and the first thing I wanted to do was create some single colour patterns to stitch with them, to make the most of the colour variation. As the
The Peaseblossom T is a wardrobe staple and I have quite a few of them in different fabrics and various adaptations. The simple boxy shape lends itself to colour blocking and this is an easy to follow tutorial to show you how to adapt the pattern. The front and back of the Top are basically…
