How to :: Easily remove label glue
Trying to remove the label glue from a jar can be a real pain, right? The glue just sticks and sticks. Even if you manage to remove all the paper, the glue still sits there,…
View PostTrying to remove the label glue from a jar can be a real pain, right? The glue just sticks and sticks. Even if you manage to remove all the paper, the glue still sits there,…
View PostRecently, Tony bought me a bouquet of roses. Just before they started to wither, I drew a quick sketch of them. Almost blind contour like. Very loose. And then I coloured it with Tombow Brush…
View PostRecently, Tony bought me a bouquet of roses. Just before they started to wither, I drew a quick sketch of them. Almost blind contour like. Very loose. And then I coloured it with Tombow Brush…
View PostEep, will you look at this! This appliqué is made using one of the patterns from Stitched Blooms (my book that was published last year.) Isn’t it gorgeous? I love the colours and fabrics Helen…
View PostI used the blackwork sample from last week’s waste canvas tutorial to make myself a brooch. It was simple to make. Cut a piece of felt a bit bigger than the embroidery. Then I sewed…
View PostI was in London last week and on my way home I went by the Tower of London to see the Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red art installation, aka Tower Poppies. It is…
View PostI was in London last week and on my way home I went by the Tower of London to see the Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red art installation, aka Tower Poppies. It is…
View PostI don’t know if you have tried waste canvas yet? It is very handy when you want to do counted work, cross stitch or blackwork e.g., on fabric that isn’t very good for this kind…
View PostI don’t think I’ve mentioned it here before, but in about a month I will be an auntie! Or moster, the Danish word for mother’s sister. Because my little sister is having twins! No half…
View PostRemember the red blackwork C I made in May to send to a DMC exhibition? Well, I’m very happy to say that my C made it in time and it’s now part of the exhibition!…
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