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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Category Archives: Cross Stitch
First Cross Stitch Finish
Now that we are settled into our house, and actually have some space, my mom has started bring over old Christmas decorations. It was a lot of fun to go through the boxes and uncover ornaments and figurines that I … Continue reading
2015 Smalls SAL
2015 is nearly upon us, which means it is time to get our stitching plans in place. As you probably know, the Smalls SAL will return for 2015. The rules are super simple, the projects are small, and, best of … Continue reading
Smalls SAL – November Check-In
We’ve made it to the penultimate check-in! (I’m glad so many of you love that word as much as me.) You are all doing great, whether you’ve stitched 11 pieces with me so far, or if this is your first … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas Ornaments, Cross Stitch, Finishes, Smalls SAL 2014, Teresa Wentzler
Christmas Ornament Exchange
Christmas is just around the corner. No, really! Check your calendar. To help me get in the Christmas mood, I signed up to take part in Angela of Hooked on Stitches‘ Christmas Ornament Exchange. I’ll admit I’m a bit behind … Continue reading
A Good Day
This has been a big year for limited edition kits. Lizzie*Kate, Just Nan, and several others have released a whole pile of them through out the year. And, I’ll admit, I’ve fallen for this false sense of scarcity and snapped … Continue reading
Yellow Dragon
My floss boxes made it home; my craft room is unpacked; and Dragon Rampant is finished! Okay, he isn’t 100% finished. I decided to leave off the side borders and, originally, I was going to turn it into a sign … Continue reading
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Tagged Cross Stitch, Finishes, Smalls SAL 2014, Teresa Wentzler, WIPs
Plans for 2015
We are nearly through the first week of November and the end of the year is creeping closer. We still need to make it through Christmas and all that surrounds it (and my American friends still have Thanksgiving to survive … Continue reading