Linen/flax and bamboo combine in this hand woven table runner made as a wedding gift, adapted from a placemat pattern. The linen was hand spun by the artist.
I like to create table coasters from fused fabric scraps that are left-overs from previous projects. Fuse, cut, reassemble, trim, repeat until you're happy!
Let your dog be part of the Fourth of July festivities with a flag-inspired kerchief. Bones were stenciled with paintsticks. Red and white stripes were pieced.
An embroidery machine does the heavy lifting on this flag quilt that features the Pledge. The machine takes care of piecing, applique, embroidery and quilting.
Why not paint your back door with blackboard paint and make a place for your budding artists to show their talents? An easy project that the kids will love!
Customize a beginner-friendly baby blanket with fabric selection. All-cotton materials keep it soft with sturdy machine construction to survive the laundry.
Combine silk, wool and other fibers to make a Nuno Felted scarf. Built on a silk fabric base, the color and pattern possibilities are endless. Each is unique.
Baskets are fun to make and an attractive storage and organization solution for yarn, fabric scraps, and more.. This pretty berry basket is woven with reed.
Use bead embroidery techniques to bezel a stone to cotton fabric. Fashion your own clasp with seed beads and gemstones. Have fun with fabric and beads!.
An easy, portable, hand-sewing project to decorate your table.for any occasion. All you need is cotton fabric, needle, thread, scissors, and paper templates.
Create covered buttons with wool, silk, cotton, linen. With the right tools, your buttons can showcase beads, textile paints, dyes and decorative thread.
I love making jewelry with Superduo beads, especially bracelets. This project adds leather cord, thread and a button. The technique is off-loom beadweaving.
Bead crochet! I can't stop making bangle bracelets using seed beads and a tiny crochet hook. I've made them in team colors, for holidays and occasions.
Starting with silk roving and hankies, I spun yarn to weave this scarf. I used my spinning wheel and loom to make a gift for a friend's special occasion.