Just a book full of gay memes that I found in my gallery. Enjoy! ♡ none of the images in here were created by me, I found them on the internet ranging from Instagram to Pinterest. I do not take credit for them. thank you for reading! :D ♡ book cover was created by me using picsart :)
C'est lundi, jour du LPT !!! Pour ne rien vous cacher, ça va bientôt être terminé, -sauf si vous criez très fort- j'irai jusqu'au n° 15, et pour terminer mon plaid, tricoterais tout les carrés en double, et autant de carrés "neutre" (j'ai choisis le...
You know, at the end of the day, what we do around here boils down to something very simple. I've used the phrase for a long time. What we do isn't fancy. It's not curing cancer or keeping the world safe from terrorism. It's just pretty string. That said, it does make our lives richer. The things we create with sticks and string are tangible manifestations of love. We had a few of these T-Shirts made up for Sock Summit. Some buttons too. We realize that people who work with our yarn might want something a little different. What about this? If these were available at an LYS or online, would you buy one? Which do you like better?
Threading a needle just became so, so much less annoying.
someday, soon… your headBrace will be off; your neck will be unbroken; you will be healed; and your right arm will be unbothered. and then we can SLeep together Again. ~ i miss you, too! (i Love...
Needle Minder *please see pictures for size 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 A great gift for all cross stitchers, embroiderers and sewing enthusiasts! Do you find needles pinned to your shirt, trousers, arm of your chair? Or playing the floor is lava when a needle has been dropped. 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 What is a needle minder? 🌟 A needle minder is a magnetic accessory that will securely hold your needle in place to prevent you from dropping or losing it. 🌟A needle minder is a great (super cute & fun) item for keeping your needle safe while you are stitching. You wont be loosing any needles soon! 🌟 This comes in two parts, a front with a magnet attached to the back, which sits on top of your work and then the second magnet has a button attached to it and this goes on the reverse of your work anchoring the needle minder in place. 🌟 Then just pop your needle on the needle minder when you are not using it. Also really handy to keep your paper pattern in place. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ How to use and care for me: Please do not pull on the button on the back magnet, instead slide the magnets off each other gently. The button on the back magnet is not a grip to pull the magnets apart, it is for aesthetic purposes and to ensure you don’t lose the back magnet. Please try not to let the magnets snap or bang together as this could chip and break them. The magnets are neodymium and are brittle by nature. Please take care of me ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 All products listed are made by me to order there may be small variations between the picture shown and the one you receive. Monitor screens can sometimes distort the colors. I try my best to take pictures as accurate as possible. 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 IMPORTANT PRODUCT INFORMATION Neodymium magnets are hard and brittle, do not allow them to snap together or onto metal surfaces with force as they may shatter. Avoid use if you have medical devices fitted such as pacemakers etc.. 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼 Thank you so much for visiting my shop. Any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me. 🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼
You will need patience to master this needle tatting technique. Unlike shuttle tatting and traditional needle tatting, the tool does not hold a supply of thread with which to work. Instead, Japanese needle tatting functions more like crochet in that it draws continually from the ball of thread. - Japanese Needle Tatting - Tatting at BellaOnline
Needles + yarn = INFINITE POSSIBILITIES.
This is what went down when I went under the needle
I just finished this little mousie this morning. I revisited an idea that I had done about a year or so ago. I was inspired b...
Bohin Chenille Needles: 5 ct. Chenille needles are perfect to use with specialty threads like silk and wool. Their long eye allows thread to pass through easily, and can prevent some specialty threads from shredding. I especially like to use them with Soie Perlee and other size 8 perle threads. The tip is nice and sharp, which is perfect for piercing tightly woven fabric. They can be used for most hand embroidery and crewel work, especially those that require a sharp needle and a large, long eye. Package includes 5, size 24 needles
I can’t tell you how obsessed I am with this badge. @sirmazbit thank you so much for commissioning this baby! It has been challenging and fun and turned out absolutely beauuuuutiful!! ✨💚👽✨👽💚✨...
I love this picture, it reminds me of me when I first used to sew my dolls clothes, I've had a love of sewing ever since! The artist is Linda Edgerton.
I hosted a Needle Book Swap with the Marie Antoinette Mail Art Group and my partner was Kimberly, this is the Needle Book that I created for her and the last photo's are of the gorgeous Needle Book that Kimberly created for me, I love everything about it and will treasure her beautiful book. Thank you so much Kimberly, this was such a fun swap. Thanks for visiting me and have a wonderful week. Hugs, Terri Here is the gorgeous Needle Book that Kimberly created for me Kimberly also sent me this beautiful card that she made, vintage doily , roses and frozen charlotte doll, thank you so much Kimberly, I love everything!
Does today’s post title sound like a hot mess? Yeah, that’s my brain lately. Jumping from one thing to another….and can’t focus on one thing longer than 2 seconds! Ha! ;) But, I can’t help it. I have been on a Halloween costume roll (and yes, all Halloween Costume Tutorials can be found HERE)…..but I …
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A Snarky Crafter Exclusive!! NOT AVAILABLE ANYWHERE ELSE! These adorable little sewing notions have crawled straight out of your sewing basket and onto enamel needle minders. Featuring a lime green background with colorful little pin cushions, thread spools and floss skeins, there is something for everyone in this collection. Featuring the adorable play on words: Floss Boss, I'm Old Spool and Feeling Stabby.. Needle Minders are great for cross stitch, embroidery, quilting or needlepoint. You can never have too many! Never lose your needle, create unnecessary holes or get a rust stain from needles left in your needlework. These magnetic needle minders will always keep track of them. This order is for 1 (one) sewing notion minder (Floss Boss Skein, I'm Old Spool, Feeling Stabby Pincushion) needle minder or a set of all three. To use, simply slide the two magnets apart, place the top of your minder on the front of your project and place the second magnet underneath your project. The needle will stick to the needle minder, so you always know where it is. You can also use your minder to hold your pattern to your fabric or even as a fridge magnet or on your jacket or backpack when you aren't working on a project. These needle minders are 1 inch square.. ***These magnets are very strong and are a choking hazard. Please be sure to keep them away from pets, children and any electronics.***
When it comes to sewing, reading a pattern is just the start. To create fabulous clothing that will fit us like a glove, we need the right needles + threads
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Look what came out of "Time Out!" Fractured Flower Quilt Top In Progress Do you ever put projects in "Time Out?" My Fractured Flower quilt was just making me angry, so it spent the past four months in a "Time Out" bag. I gave myself permission to work on other things while I waited for the anger to dissipate. I finally took it out of "Time Out" this week. (And no, I don't put my children in "time out" for this long. I promise.) I've spent a few hours working on it. It's easier to do when I'm not mad at it. Imagine that! I did come upon a little snafu. Fractured Flowers Quilt Oops, I cut one square piece the wrong direction. The top piece shows how it is SUPPOSED to look. You can see by the bottom piece that it just won't work with the direction I cut the square. Luckily, it is only 2 pieces I have to resew and I have enough leftover fabric to do this. Phew! I'm so glad I bought out the quilt store of that grey fabric. Can you imagine the agony I'd be in if I hadn't? Have you ever put projects in "Time Out" as well? Linked up to WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced here. Linked up to Show Off Saturday here. Linked up to Stitch by Stitch here. *Update: Several people have asked about the pattern. I wish I could claim it as my own, but sadly I can't. Currently, the pattern info can be found on my WIP page as with all my projects. The pattern can be found at Happy Stash Quilts here. **Update 8/1/15--See completed quilt top here.
