With only 12 hours to go until the end of 2018 I have finished my London Light needlepoint cushion. 2018 has been a year of only a few rather large projects. I started this kit by Hannah Bass Needlepoint back in April 2018. I had spotted Hannah’s kits during my first visit to the Knitting…
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Last Thursday I received the results of the assessment of my Canvaswork which I had completed as part of the Royal School of Needlework Certificate course. I contrast to the Jacobean Crewelwork module, which I completed during term time, I completed this module during as a summer intensive course. I received 76 marks out of…
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When Helen Richman of The Bluebird Embroidery Company first shared the design of her new Crewel Work Chaffinch kit at the end of January 2018 I e-mailed Helen straight away as I just had to get one. Due to studying for the RSN certificate it has taken me until now to stitch it but I loved…
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My boyfriend and I visited Bruges last Friday as a treat for my birthday, which was that day. We had visited a couple of years ago, but I hadn’t really paid much attention to the needlecraft heritage of the town. Inspired by the tips from a recent edition (no. 147) of ‘All Stitched Up!’, Inspirations Magazine’s weekly newsletter,…
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It seems odd to write a single blog post about something so big as the Royal School of Needlework Summer Intensive certificate course in Canvaswork I have attended for the past two weeks. However, as it really was a single event I didn’t want to split my experiences into several shorter posts. I hope you…
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When I finished my Jacobean Crewelwork module in February, it felt like ages before the start of my next module but now it is only one week away! Even though it will be my 2nd module I am still quite scared about it all. Especially since I will be doing the Summer Intensive course, which…
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A couple months ago I wrote a blog post about cleaning and repurposing a vintage printer’s cabinet as my ’embroidery cabinet’. A number of you expressed an interest in seeing the inside after it has been filled. With redecorating my craft room I never got round to it, but with my next certificate course coming…
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Yesterday, we visited the Museo didattico della Seta di Como. Primarily since the 1800s Como has been at the centre of the region’s and later the centre of Italy’s silk production. Silk from Como is currently well known all over the world for its quality. When at the end of the 20th century many factories…
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Last Monday I received the results of the assessment of my Jacobean Crewelwork which I had complete as part of the Royal School of Needlework Certificate course. I received 101 marks out of 108, which is about 94%. Obviously, I was extremely happy with the results and it has given me a lot of confidence…
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When I spotted the cute kits L’Ile à Mousse was selling at the Aiguille en Fête show we were attending I knew I just had to get one. It was just a matter of deciding which one. I opted for Miette the Mouse as it was just a little bit different than the actual teddy…
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