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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Tag Archives: Finishes
Metal Flowers
As you might remember, I’ve played around with chainmaille a little bit in the past. I’ve even got a Pinterest board that is full of projects I’d like to tackle some day. So, when the fall Creativ Festival rolled around … 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
Little Pouch
Now that I’ve got my craft room more or less organized, I’ve been working on a couple of small projects. This is a mini pouch from Quilt-a-Bag, and the kit was a birthday gift from my friend Erica. You may … 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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Posted in Cross Stitch
Tagged Cross Stitch, Finishes, Smalls SAL 2014, Teresa Wentzler, WIPs
Two-Coloured Socks
A few weeks ago I whinged about how annoyed I was at myself for not being able to match the dye lot for a pair of socks that I’ve been working on since March. Well, I bit the bullet and … Continue reading
Little Wooden Butterfly
I’m pretty sure at some point not too long ago I said I didn’t like stitching on wood. But, well, when I saw the cover kit on the August 2014 issue of The Cross Stitcher… well. This time things went … Continue reading