Dawn from AR stitched our Colorful Critters Tree Frog pattern for her son, Mac. She hand-dyed her own needlework fabric (how cool is that?), and Mac chose the finishing fabric for the box (cooler still!).
Boxes are a great way to get your needlework off the wall and into your life. I wonder what Mac will keep in his box?
What have you done to a pattern to Make It Yours?
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I am ahuge fan of The Great Courses. They are great for watching or listening while stitching. And they're great in the car, on the mp3 player or iPod while gardening or picking blueberries, etc.
Join us as we stitch bookmarks and encourage kids to read. Visit your local needlework shop, guild, or the Stitching for Literacy website to see how you can get involved.
Jan teaches Riley to stitch a bookmark during a Stitching for Literacy outreach program at an Anchorage Public Library.
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I love this!
I do, too. I love seeing what stitchers do with our patterns.