About Heather
Needleworker, Knitter, Crocheter, Sewist, Paper Crafter, and more!
Also known as Silverlotus & Stitchinglotus
Located just outside of Toronto, Canada.
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Monthly Archives: December 2016
Smalls SAL – December 2016 Check-In
Hello, Smalls Stitchers! You’ve done it! You’ve successfully made it to the end of 2016, and you have anywhere from one to 12 (or more!!) finished stitched pieces to show for it. See, 2016 wasn’t all bad. 😉 I absolutely … Continue reading
2017 Stitching Plans
Hello, my Stitchy Friends! I’ll be honest with you: generally speaking I don’t like planning my crafty projects far ahead of time beyond saying “I’ll stitch these things for smalls this year,” or “I really want to get that stocking … Continue reading
Gifted Stitching
Hello, Stitchy Friends! Christmas is now over and the end of the year is getting closer. Around here it is time for quietness, reflection, and planning (and a little bit of Boxing Day shopping…). Tomorrow I will be sharing my … Continue reading
Merry Christmas
I hope that Santa was lovely to you and your family, and that your day is filled with peace, joy, and a little bit of stitching! Save
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Teal and Purple
Late last month I was lucky enough to have the chance to take a class with Lorene Salt, a very talented canvaswork designer. The class was offered through the Toronto guild of the Embroiderer’s Association of Canada. I’m not a … Continue reading
The Stockings Were Hung
Website update: We are still experiencing some issues, but I think we are narrowing in on the problem. Thank you to those who emailed me re. their success or not at accessing the site. 🙂 Back to stitchy matters! As … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas Ornaments, Christmas Stocking, Cross Stitch, Finishes
Reindeer Christmas
Oh dear, it has been a rough weekend of my blog. We are experiencing some pretty serious server issues which we have been trying to solve all weekend. Hopefully things will be better soon, but in the meantime I appreciate … Continue reading