So….join Noreen at Hankering for Yarn. She and Tottie Tomato invite you to a virtual tea party, where you can enjoy a cup of tea with other artists and crafters. Invite someone to tea with you and share your favorite quilting stories.
Just as the pioneer ladies at quilting bees gathered around the frame, enjoyed […]
You’ll find more Halloween ideas for decorating and entertaining on the Arts and Design Channel, even though we posted numerous ones during our Halloween and Day of the Dead Blog Carnival hosted by Noreen at Hankering for Yarn.
*Christine has some delightful Altered Take Out Boxes over at Mad Cropper. Also check out the Halloween Mini […]
Generally the monthly Arts and Design Showcase features only bloggers from that channel. This month, our host, Noreen from Hankering for Yarn, is opening it up to all craft bloggers.
The theme is Halloween or Day of the Dead crafts. For more details on Noreen’s blog about linking your blog post, click here.
The showcase is scheduled for October 21. Noreen […]
When I read about the pin cushion contest, Call for entries: Pincusions, at Noreen’s Hankering for Yarn, my mind slipped into “memory gear” and I thought of my first pinchusion. When my grandmother (Nanny) and I were quilting, she decided I needed a pincushion like hers.
I don’t know if she bought it, or found she […]
What a marvelous idea Noreen Crone-Findlay had to begin the festivities for her daughter Chloe…a bridal tea. Noreen blogs at Hankering for Yarn and Chloe at Tangled Thread.
Since I enjoy tea myself and often write about it in “one of my other lives” as a newspaper columnist of the Country Kitchen column, I thought the […]
Quilters and fabric artists find buttons a popular embellishment in their work. Some may sew on an occasional button. Others practically cover their piece with these interesting attachments.
I’ve always enjoyed collecting buttons, ever since I explored my grandmother’s and mother’s button jars. In days ago, ladies didn’t run to the store for buttons. They […]
Quilters and fabric artists use many types of embellishments for their art, especially for wall hangings, fabric boxes, “inchies”, postcards and other projects. These may be antique items, buttons, keys, charms, and items you’ve made.
I discovered delightful tatted butterflies at Noreen’s Hankering for Yarn blog that would be ideal for quilted and fabric art projects. You […]
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