If you are attending a costume party and the budget is a little tight, it pays to do your costume on your own especially if it is an Egyptian costume.
On a cold winter’s night there’s nothing nicer than to cuddle up in bed with a cosy hot water bottle. Warmth, softness and comfort are the bywords for this lovely – and surprisingly easy – project.
Wonderfully floaty and feminine, this scab possesses both delicacy and a bold, striking design – the result of a technique that is ancient in form, but thoroughly modern in aesthetic.
The subtlety of the shibori technique has to be seen to be believed, and this throw is an utterly glamorous example of just how beautiful and impressive it can be. The delicious deep slate grey of this soft velvet combines perfectly with its irregular shibori-dyed pattern to create an irresistible piece that is almost decadent in its luxury.
This napkin is so pretty, it’s almost a shame to use it! The charming motif of a fantastical flower combines whimsy and daintiness to enliven an otherwise classic table setting for today’s more casual style of dining.
An easy to make but effective costume with instructions to make a knitted jester hat.
This is a basic list of questions and answers regarding the different types of stitches found in sewing patterns. I will explain in detail how to create these basic stitches using your sewing machine.
How a little girl learning about patchwork,quilting,and colour, whilst also learning about co-operation with family members and what it is to be loved. How a teddy bear got his quilt.
