The Stitching Project is dedicated to making fine textile products...we are based in rural India, our style is a little bit ethnic and a lot contemporary. The Stitching Project is a social enterprise; that is a business dedicated to producing quality work, which will contribute to the ambience of the purchasers’ environment whilst contributing fairly to the livelihood of the producers. We are a big bustling team of people working together for the benefit of all here to make lovely things for you there. The Stitching Project produces quality hand worked homewares, garments, quilts and craft supplies and special orders for private customers We now juggle our workshop from Australia a lot of the time- only a zoom call and we are transported to India. In Australia I continue my creative practice via the MAKE Studio. [product_categories number=0 parent=0] New In
I started my newest daily stitching project on the 14th (my Birthday!). This one will be using some Sari ribbon that I purchased a few years...
Hello lovelies and happy Christmas week! This project I'm sharing today has been delivered to it's recipient so now I can post it! It's a festive winter snowman cross stitching project! I always have big plans for lots of Christmas stitching...but alas...this is the only one that got finished and framed this year! I love how it turned out - cheerful and colorful. Who doesn't love a big ol snowman?! I hope you are doing well and hanging in there. Grace. That's where I'm at. Gotta slow down the anxiety and show grace. Most of all for ourselves. This pattern...
C&T Publishers posted a little video (including a few giggles) chatting about my new book. Click on the link below to watch! https://fb.wa...
I'm not sure of this is wise, but I've got another EPP project on my mind and it's being kind of bossy about me getting started on it. This ...
Pictures - Stupendous Stitching project/finished it up today - I finally got this little piece finishedl. I took a class on Craftsy and this is the result. It measures 20 X 20 . Lots of fun!!!
I got a little distracted while building this, so I’ll put the whole thing up in one post instead of making you wait for it. Here’s a couple shots of the completed build, then I’l…
This month, the Stitching Society project is a pincushion, which is great--only one hexagon required for a busy, busy month! I couldn't decide what design to use, so I went with #7--the day of my birthday. It looks like I can do some fun stitching on it: Ala Sue Spargo. I chose some really bright fun colors for a change. It's been pretty dark and dreary outside, so I need a little cheering up! While I'm stitching on this today, I will be contemplating how the heck I will sew the small top and large bottom hexagons together. The pattern says to "gather slightly". Hmmmm..... linking up to Kathy's Slow Sunday Stitching HERE--check it out!
Stupendous Stitching Number 1 - 9 1/4" x 12" Batik covered with couched fibers, machine and hand embroidery Some time ago I learned ...
With these tips, you'll be able to create beautiful projects with your slow stitching. Ways to plan before you begin an improv quilt or stitched piece and ideas for how to fix a project you don’t love (which can happen in our work at times and becomes a 'learning' for the next piece).
Welcome to the stitchery swap hosted by Annie Claxton from the channel Arty Farty Annie. Link to Annie’s channel below. https://youtu.be/So5F-EytoVM#stitcher...
Stitch up a darling Christmas angel for your tree this season
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These delightful little strawberries are made from felt and decorated using simple stitches
I was over at Chicken Scratch Country Threads’ blog and saw these pieces. Mary even included a close up picture. Oh, my word. I just loved it.I love hand stitching. I love old embroidery piec…
Small is beautiful with this adorable stitched pair
Perk up your pad with chintzy prints and creative stitching