A Needle Pulling Thread Spring 2017 Sampler
The theme of this spring issue is using scraps and you'll be stunned at the amount of techniques covered in this stellar issue. See 4 ways to create captivating quilt blocks using foundation piecing, string piecing, paper piecing and curved piecing, using step by step pictures to show you these rather easy quilting techniques, that offer a lot of punch! Explore all 8 sensational quilting projects. Furthermore see how to make a charming rug using rare crochet stitches that looked layered! Knit the Woven Transverse Twill pattern to add real interest to your knitting projects using scraps. In My Heart is a gorgeous cross stitched heart that will inspire you to use your creativity to finish cross stitch projects to really make them your own. And did I tell you? Audrey Hepburn is in this issue too...check it out! There's so much more.
The theme of this spring issue is using scraps and you'll be stunned at the amount of techniques covered in this stellar issue. See 4 ways to create captivating quilt blocks using foundation piecing, string piecing, paper piecing and curved piecing, using step by step pictures to show you these rather easy quilting techniques, that offer a lot of punch! Explore all 8 sensational quilting projects. Furthermore see how to make a charming rug using rare crochet stitches that looked layered!
Knit the Woven Transverse Twill pattern to add real interest to your knitting projects using scraps. In My Heart is a gorgeous cross stitched heart that will inspire you to use your creativity to finish cross stitch projects to really make them your own. And did I tell you? Audrey Hepburn is in this issue too...check it out! There's so much more.
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Something from (almost) nothing<br />
When you’ve been a knitter for a while, you usually develop a stash of<br />
leftover yarns; half a ball of this, a few dozen meters of that - too much<br />
to throw away, but not enough for a new project.<br />
My usual solution to this is to make hats! Some go to friends and family,<br />
but most to a local organization that distributes warm clothing in the<br />
autumn to anyone that needs it.<br />
This is the recipe for one of my favourite styles of hat or headband, great<br />
for using leftovers. The headband took only 35g total and each row took<br />
less than 3 meters (3¼yds), so you can use quite small lengths of scrap<br />
yarn. The hats weighed 51g (pink/white) and 67g (green).<br />
All yarns used are Universal Yarn Deluxe Worsted Superwash, left over from<br />
my project in the Winter 2016 issue, Snowflakes and Evergreens Cardigan.<br />
The pattern used is a circular variation of the Woven Transverse<br />
Herringbone from A Treasure of Knitting Patterns by Barbara G Walker.<br />
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