Thistle Hand Embroidery Pattern
This free hand embroidery pattern features a thistle flower – the symbol of Scotland – and is worked in basic surface embroidery stitches including stem stitch, detached chain stitch, French knots, satin stitch and a simple laid filling.
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Thistle Hand Embroidery Pattern
Workroom Redux
It seems like no matter how many times a day I tidy up my workroom, it’s difficult to work in. The bins of embroidery threads , fabrics and collections of … Read Full Post
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Workroom Redux
Seattle Space Needle
Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Seattle Space Needle by working this design in your favorite embroidery stitches.
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Seattle Space Needle
Canada
Select this list to locate needlework and embroidery shops throughout Canada.
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USA – East Coast
Select this list to locate needlework and embroidery shops in states in the East Coast of the United States (Eastern Seaboard). This list includes Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Washington DC, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.
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USA – East Coast
Home Invasion Embroidery
I love a good tongue-in-cheek, edgy embroidery pattern, and this Home Invasion pattern fun project by Sarah Terry is available free on her web site. Choose your favorite invader – a house fly, cockroach, bedbug or spider – and stitch it on a ready-made item using basic embroidery stitches ..
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Home Invasion Embroidery







I’ve completed the embroidery for the Thistle Pattern , which is now ready for you to print and stitch! This new, free hand embroidery pattern features a thistle flower. The flower is ..
I thought it would be fun to give you a sneal peek of an upcoming embroidery pattern that will be posted in time for summer stitching. … 
Celebrate the anniversary of the Seattle Space Needle ! Built for the 1962 World’s Fair, the iconic structure located in the Seattle Center is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.
Visiting your local needlework store, or LNS, is a great way to catch up on what’s new in embroidery, get tips on technique, or purchase supplies.