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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WIP Wednesday – Almost There
Hello, Stitchy Friends. It is Wednesday again. And, no matter what craziness may be happening out there in the world, our stitching will always be there to help us get through it. Look at that! I’m backstitching! In fact, I’m … Continue reading
Spooky!
Oh, as usually, I’m late. But, Happy Halloween anyway! We had lovely weather this year, which is truly amazing. But, sadly, we probably had no more than about 50 kids come to our door. Many of our neighbours don’t give … Continue reading
Smalls SAL – October 2016 Check-In
Hello, Smalls Stitcher! Welcome to the October check-in for the Smalls Stitch Along. If you are new, you can find all the information right here. We are only a few days away from Halloween, one of my favourite days of … Continue reading
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WIP Wednesday – Just a Toe
It is Wednesday again, and that means it is time for another stocking update. Look at that! All that is left to stitch is the toe… and the name… and the backstitching. Okay, it is still a lot, but the … Continue reading
White Wilderness
Okay, I know that I’ve been saying that I must focus only on stitching the Christmas stocking for my dad. And, really, I have been working hard on it. But we all know that it is very easy to get … Continue reading
WIP Wednesday – A Pathway
Hello, Stitchy Friends. It is time for another WIP (work-in-progress) Wednesday update. This past week I was able to dedicate quite a bit of time to stitching, in fact, I spent almost all day Saturday stitching. It was wonderful! My … Continue reading
Sparkly Shawl
At the end of last month I headed back to my hometown to attended a wedding. The dress code was very casual, with sundresses being suggested for the ladies. (This was the dress I wore.) Of course, at the end … Continue reading