Newsletter - April 2010

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Dear Stitchfriends,

April 2010 Newsletter

Well, what wonderful Easter weather we had. I hope it was great wherever you were. Now that Easter is over we can get on with our year. I always feel it isn’t until about now that we women really start to find time to do our own things.

March in our house is always really busy with birthdays and anniversaries. It seems as if we are always celebrating something. But with daylight saving done and dusted it really is time to start thinking about indoor activities.

Below are a few things to tempt you and help you enjoy some quiet time.

Don't forget our new page on the website for our new Stitching Clubs: Click here and find out more on our page for Stitching Clubs and Other Treats.


Recent Additions:
My Needle’s Worke Box

My Needle’s Worke Box


My Needle’s Worke Box. This would be a good project to start the winter off  with. This little box, which measures nearly four inches, is the perfect size for holding your needlework tools. Verse on the lid reads ‘the needle does my heart engage’. Says it all really. 

Inside the box are a pincushion, and four pockets to hold a needlebook and two embroiderered threadwinders. Directions for making a scissor weight are also included. 
Worked on 32 count linen with dyed threads.     

Chart  $29.90


A Sheltering Tree

A Sheltering Tree

Blackbirds

 Blackbirds

A couple of quick country style projects with an autumnal flavour

Charts $16.90

The Camelia The Camelia

This is a charming little design intended for working on silk gauze or one over one on fine linen. Design size is 72 x 87 stitches.

Chart $21.90
Jane Austen’s Sewing Box

Jane Austen’s Sewing Box by Jennifer Forest

Craft Projects and Stories from Jane Austen’s novels. If you are a Janeite you will already know that there are quite a few Jane Austen related projects around now.

If you need a break from stitching, this delightful book will take you into Jane Austen’s Regency World . Author Jennifer Forest examines Jane Austen’s novels and letters to show how women’s ‘worke’ reflects the life and times of this fascinating period in history.

There are 18 projects re-created from those made by Austen’s characters.

A great read:  $45.00


Traveling Stitcher

Traveling Stitcher

If you feel that a bit of the book has rubbed off on you how about making yourself this little hussif to take your needlework in when you go on little journeys. Pack includes chart and crescent colour threads.

Price: $49.90

Items to go in your stitching basket

Silver floral scissor reel

Silver floral scissor reel

Clip this jazzy little number onto your hoop or your sewing basket or you, and attach the scissors which pull out on a retractable reel whenever you need them. No longer will they disappear down the side of the chair or fall on the floor.

Available in pink or blue.

Price:  $29.90

Retractable Tape Measure

Retractable Tape Measure

Another very useful little gadget. Has a cord to hang around your neck and tape is retractable. Black Floral design on white or White on black.

Price: $6.90

And if Tapestry is your thing ...
 African Tiles African Tiles from Jolly Red Designs

Printed on 10 count canvas.  

Price: $120.00

Click here to see more from these designers.

Don’t forget to look at our new Sampler of the Month

 

Happy Stitching from the team at The Embroiderer :)

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