A Needle Pulling Thread Winter 2016-17 Sampler
Winter Fun with Hot Colours: In this winter issue, we take the blah out of frosty scenes and add sparkle and hot colours! You'll find several exciting quilts that explore several quilting techniques such as: making a free motion quilted Zentangle Self Portrait, making a Quillow, try an easy way to make the stain glass effect, play with half square triangles using different intensities of printed pattern fabrics, and how to pair up stenciling and machine embroidery. Then warm up your wardrobe with 2 Fair Isle sweaters, a child's crochet cardi with bobbles and vines, and the exquisite trio of winter accessories using the sparkling bead knitting. There's so much more...including 3 cozy cushion tops using punchneedle, smocking, and Swedish weaving. Stay warm this winter!
Winter Fun with Hot Colours: In this winter issue, we take the blah out of frosty scenes and add sparkle and hot colours! You'll find several exciting quilts that explore several quilting techniques such as: making a free motion quilted Zentangle Self Portrait, making a Quillow, try an easy way to make the stain glass effect, play with half square triangles using different intensities of printed pattern fabrics, and how to pair up stenciling and machine embroidery. Then warm up your wardrobe with 2 Fair Isle sweaters, a child's crochet cardi with bobbles and vines, and the exquisite trio of winter accessories using the sparkling bead knitting. There's so much more...including 3 cozy cushion tops using punchneedle, smocking, and Swedish weaving. Stay warm this winter!
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Snowflakes<br />
& evergreens<br />
cardigan<br />
The Snowflakes and<br />
Evergreens Cardigan is a Fair<br />
Isle cardigan with winter<br />
elements which will quickly<br />
become a favourite during<br />
the cold winter months.<br />
The large shawl collar can be<br />
turned up against a windy<br />
day and the sleeves are<br />
generously sized to allow<br />
for layering.<br />
This design is knitted<br />
circularly whenever<br />
possible, using steeks<br />
(bridge stitches) to form a<br />
cylinder that is cut open for<br />
the cardigan front opening.<br />
Steeks are also used for the<br />
sleeve openings and even<br />
the neckline, all to keep you<br />
knitting with the right side<br />
facing you. The only purl<br />
stitches are in the ribbing,<br />
top section of the sleeves,<br />
bands, and collar.<br />
40<br />
A NEEDLE PULLING THREAD<br />
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winter <strong>2016</strong>
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