It’s official: I am in love with embroidery again. I used to be in love with embroidery years ago. I even still have some of the embroidery books I bought back then… But as with all the other forms of … Continue reading →
Rylands Cabled Hat – a free knitting pattern by Patricia Martin. (photo source)
A collection of free knitting and crochet patterns from across the Internet, and photos of fiber arts projects submitted by crafters across tumblr. (On IG: stitchery.witchery)
Stitchery Witchery — Sarucha – a free knitting pattern by Christa...
Hand embroidery patterns, notions, and original artwork. Designs for embroidery and fabric designs for Moda fabric.
Projects No-Sew Sweater Makeover Pretty Decorated Berry Baskets Hand-Stamped Cloth Napkins Wooden Ruler Desk Caddy No-Sew Fabric Covered Lampshade Fabric Covered Window Shade Tutorial Doodle Shadow Box Art Fabulous Metal Folding Chair Makeover Simple Easter Egg Vase Easy DIY Bridal Shower Ideas Fabric Covered Notebooks Hippy Chick Fabric Belt Wool Applique Acorn Pillow Spray Painted […]
Edna Martins kuddar från Handarbetets Vänners arkiv. (Foto Kurbits)
Stitches in time... an amazing collection of vintage 1970s embroideries made from kits
Sabeen’s mom finally let her travel to the capital’s Great Market on her own. On Sabeen’s world, actual good pack animals like camels don’t exist; so nobody actually minds that it takes forever for things to be transported. Giant snails are as good...
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Dress sewing idea #sewing #sewingproject #tailor
Near the former site of numerous witch burnings, this lavish Edinburgh mainstay pays homage to Scotland's brutal history.
"Whimsical Witchery" is a kawaii watercolor illustration portraying an adorable Halloween witch with jack-o'-lanterns. This artwork combines realistic fantasy with magical realism in dark silver and light orange hues. It's a captivating, eye-catching celebration of Halloween's playful spirit. #HalloweenArt #WatercolorIllustrations #KawaiiWitch #MagicalRealism #WhimsicalFantasy
In Past times a hedge often symbolised a border between two neighbouring villages. And so it is with a Hedge Witch – she can see beyond ‘the border’ and perceive messages from the Other World that exists beyond our physical perception and senses. The word ‘Hedgewitch’ may have its roots in the Saxon word…
A blog about Halloween and spooky art for people who like to shop.
