I received a number of questions regarding the new fiber Twinkles from Gone Stitching.  I tried it out today on blank canvas.  It is kind of like a Silk Lame Braid, between petite and for 18 mesh.  But, it is... Continue reading →

Look what just came into the shop!  This darling canvas with matching frame from Maggie & Co.  The frame with it’s hooks is meant to be a leash holder, but you can make it whatever you wish!  Call the store... Continue reading →

New canvases have been arriving at the shop.  Here’s a few of my favorites.  Oh who am I kidding?  They’re all my favorites!  Give us a call if you’d like us to send one your way!  203-210-5107 Continue reading →

  What a quick stitch! I will be teaching this as a late beginner class with a silk ribbon technique.   I’m thinking a kissing ball for finishing. Continue reading →

This piece makes me SO happy!  Brand new from Melissa Shirley. Trellis background stitch from June McKnight’s new book “Colorful Backgrounds” The flower is Milanese stitch done in different directions.    I think my dandelion poofs need a little trimming.... Continue reading →

We just received a fun new thread today . . .Twinkles.  It is a little bit like Silk Lame Braid but is the weight between a Kreinik #8 braid and #12 braid.  It is a dream on 18 mesh.  It... Continue reading →

Many people told me how much they loved the Swirly Snowmen piece by Ewe & Eye but they don’t want to stitch something that large. So, Nancy asked if my stitch guide for the large piece could be applied to... Continue reading →

Our talented Becki has this piece up next in the teaching queue. A perfect piece to stitch in the spring season. Canvas: $160  Thread Kit: TBD Class Level: Advanced Intermediate Class Dates: April 6th, 20th, May 4th 10-12   The... Continue reading →

Canvas Price: $130  Thread Kits Available at Additional Cost: TBD   Canvas Price: $82  Thread Kits Available at Additional Cost: TBD Continue reading →

Join us on Saturday March 9th 1-2:30 for a Turkey Work workshop.  Learn and master this notorious stitch. It is one of the most powerful stitches in your repertoire.  It is such a versatile stitch that it can be used... Continue reading →