This sunny, cheerful pincushion was stitched by Jennifer Costa and it was her first canvas work project. She started with the Leafy Green ca...

I was looking through my cupboard for some inspiration when I found these little Hardanger treasures. Most of the small embroideries I do ar...

I received a dictionary of pulled thread stitches for my birthday last year. Unfortunately for me, it's written in French. The languages...

August in Brisbane was windy. Very windy. The wind blew all the washing off the line on Monday.  Pehaps that's a reminder to use the peg...

In my last four blog posts, I have been sharing my Leaf Stitch-Along journey. The SAL was arranged by the Embroiderers' Guild Queensland...

The pentas in my garden are still blooming after almost three years. They look a bit untidy, yet I haven't had the heart to prune them b...

In my last post here I showed you the first of the leaves I'd been doing for the EGQ Leaf Stitch-Along project. Each leaf has a stitch ...

In my last blog post which you can read  here , I told you a little about my start to the leaf stitch along (part 2) that I'm doing thro...

The Embroiderers' Guild Queensland have adapted to the COVID-19 lockdown by setting up some digital classes for members while they are ...

Some projects seem to be destined to spend a long time in my UFO box. The coffee table runner I wrote about  here in my last post  has spent...