Before we get to the list, I just want to say please don’t feel like you can’t participate in a stitchalong based on how fast you stitch or how much time you have to stitch. Stitch at your own pace, enjoy the pattern, and don’t worry about keeping up with other stitchers. It’s more about the […]
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2024 Ornament Stitchalong
Ready to stitch some ornaments before the holidays? All the ornaments in this SAL will fit in a 3-inch hoop and will be set to name any price ~ yes, they can be downloaded for free if you’d like. My favorite thing about ornaments is they’re great stash busters. I have all these fun threads […]
Cross Stitch vs Needlepoint: Differences Explained
Cross stitch and needlepoint are two popular needlework crafts whose names are often used interchangeably, but they are actually quite different. As an avid lover of needlework, I have tried my hand at both and can attest to the fact that they require different materials, tools, and techniques. In this article, we’ll look at the […]
Stitchqueries: Messy Back of Project
This is an interesting stitchqueries note, and new stitchers worried about the back being messy is something I hear so often. the note in my inbox reads; “I’m a fairly new stitcher and I’ve joined some groups and followed a few people on Instagram, etc… I do enjoy seeing what everyone is doing. But, I […]
Big List of Cross Stitch SALs to Join in 2024
Before we get to the list, I want to touch on a comment I see in the groups and on the blog pretty frequently about “keeping up” with the SALs. Don’t feel like you can’t participate in a stitchalong based on how fast you stitch or how much time you have to stitch. Stitch at your […]
Update: Finally Framed with a beautifully made nifty little frame designed to hold an embroidery hoop from Stitch Life Studio on Etsy. This was my last finish for 2011 and I included it in my annual stitching report, but then I realized I didn’t give it’s own blog post and formally declare it finished. So […]