Eggcellent eggs is a free Crochet pattern by Hooked, stitched and glued, available as a Downloadable PDF and includes instructions in English. Discover more patterns by Hooked, stitched and glued at LoveCrafts!
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I photographed these 'Atlantiscape' inspired hand knit designs to inspire other knitters and crocheters.
Gallery page for contemporary textile art made for the wall. Fiber art pieces are one of a kind, original designs. Hand hooked and hand stitched.
LOVE this new Die-Namics Light Bulb, Watt's Up stamp set, and Pinstripe background by MFT! Oh, I am hooked the over so useful Die-namics Vertical Stitched Strips! Details on my blog: http://www.kimoconnell.com/2014/05/mft-new-product-launch.html TFL! Kim
I hooked this pillow last Fall, pattern is by Grant Street Woolworks. It was originally a pocket to hang but I added a bit more around the design and turned it into a pillow. The hulls of the berries are proddy and the berries are roving wet felted into little balls and stitched on after it was blocked.
Process photo of a hooked rug shaped like a smallish black and white dog. The blob to the left is me testing colors of yarn. When it’s finished the edges are stitched under so that it’s just the dog,...
Good morning sweet friends. The new year is almost here. Whew.. where did this year go? I know I have said this a hundred times or more. Hubby Bob is the best! My birthday was earlier in the month. December 2nd. I love bunnies. Every room of my house has some kind of bunny in it. Not sure what the attraction is, but I am drawn to them. Bob knows me pretty good. This was my birthday present. A hooked bunny rug. Woohoo!!! I tucked this beauty away for a bit. Bob and I will be doing a project come the first of the year. This will be part of those plans. Stay tuned. Next my Christmas present. Did I say my hubby was the best! An early linen sampler. It has some damage and needs to be professionally framed. I love the colors! Unfortuantely, I do not know the year this was stitched, as that was part of the damage. However, it was stitched in December by Mary Catherine Wilson aged 9 years. Mary Catherine was fromToronto City. Toronto became a city in 1834, so that is a starting point for me to date this piece. Will need to do some research. Even though it has some condition issues. It still is a beauty to me!! Living in a small town, I have no idea where to take this, so if anyone has any ideas on how this should be re-framed, please let me know. Sampler Blessings To All! Janice
You guys, you guys!!! You have made me feel over the moon excited! from all your comments on my pop bottle curtain post. I am super excited about it, but I've learned that that doesn't necessarily mean anyone else will be (and that would have been ok too), but seriously? Over 100 comments about it? I just want you to know I read each and every one and each one warmed my heart. Promise. For today, I'm going to be sharing a brief how-to bind a crochet square and make it into a hot pad. This idea all started a couple months ago when Rachel at Stitched In Color asked me to do a sort of guest post for her and she asked me to do a crochet project. I've been a crochet-er for over 20 years and have always loved it. And I love taking a common crochet project and making it a bit different by adding some sewing to it. So let me present to you my "hooked and bound" hot pads. To make your very own hooked and bound hot pads, this is what you'll need. a crochet square, using 100% cotton yarn (your choice on pattern and size. I used the pumpkin patch pattern here for the brown/creme one and pattern #30 out of 101 Stitches for Afghans for the red/creme one.) 2 3/4" strip of cotton fabric, pressed in half, for binding (the length of the strip will be determined by your size of crochet square.) cotton backing fabric, cut about 2" bigger than your crochet square insulbrite cut about 2" bigger than your crochet square cotton batting cut about 2" bigger than your crochet square 2"X6" cotton fabric for loop walking foot (this is absolutely necessary) Directions: 1. Layer your backing (right side down), insulbrite (shiny side down), cotton batting, then your crochet square (right side up), and pin. 2. Using a walking foot, "quilt" the sandwich however you like. I used matching thread so you can't see the quilting so much on the crochet square, but can see it on the backing fabric. 3. Trim the batting, insulbrite and backing so it is flush with the crochet square. Make sure you don't trim any of the crochet threads. As you can tell from my pic, a lot of times the crochet square will not have a perfect square corner, but is kind of...
Hook, Line & Sinker by Meghan Mullens and Melissa Bennett at Sweet Shoppe Designs Behind bars template by me
I was on the lookout for a simple pattern to continue my sampler of supplementary-weft patterns and the positive/negative space studies that I have been writing about these past two weeks. After weaving some patterns based on Bolivian hatbands where the weft is used to fill the space surrounding the motif rather than the motif…
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When I saw this hand print project on Little Lovelies a few weeks ago I knew I wanted to make something similar for my sister. Thankfully we ended up babysitting a week before her birthday so I was able to...
Well, I am back from my virgin experience with Hooked in the Mountains. It was everything I hoped it would be - and more. The trip itself wa...
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