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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Maggie and Mildred
I was poking around through some old files and posts and came across this super cute video. Enjoy! Maggie and Mildred from Holly Klein on Vimeo. Also, if you haven’t already voted, please head over to this post and let … Continue reading
Kitty Cat
There are lots of reasons I’m looking forward to moving back into a house. Having a backyard, for example, or not hearing my neighbour flush their toilet in the middle of the night. High on my list of things to … Continue reading
Which Stitch do You Stitch?
Last week, one of the British cross stitch magazines posted a message on Facebook asking people which way they made their stitches. Now, I was aware that I made my stitches differently from many of the people I know, but … Continue reading
Needlework News
I’ve been poking around on the Internet looking for some more interesting needlework-related news to share with you. Here is the best of what I’ve come across lately: Harry Styles knits – To be honest, I am only vaguely aware … Continue reading
TUSAL Check-In – May
Yes, I am late with the Totally Useless Stitch-Along (TUSAL) check-in, but I have an excuse. Wednesday was the Smalls SAL check-in, and I can only manage so much in a week! 😉 Look at all these pretty colours. This … Continue reading
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Smalls SAL Check-in – May
Welcome to the Smalls SAL check-in for May. What’s the Smalls SAL? Simple: stitch a small and share it with everyone on the last Wednesday of the month. Then, head over here to leave a link to your post. This … Continue reading
Tatting Mess
The other afternoon, while looking for something not to messy to do (keeping our condo ready for showings is a priority right now), I decided to get out my tatting supplies. I took a shuttle tatting class about fifteen years … Continue reading