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First Complete Top and Bottom Outfit
HC makes little baby elephant noises. I had a purple shirt that I wasn’t sure what to do with and several plain onesies, so I decided to make her a baby elephant outfit. It’s soooo cute!! … more →
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First Complete Top and Bottom Outfit
silverstreamdesigns wrote 4 hours ago: HC makes little baby elephant noises. I had a purple shirt that I wasn’t sure what to do with … more →
Itty Bitty Baby Dress
silverstreamdesigns wrote 2 days ago: I’ve had my eye on the free tutorial for the Itty Bitty Baby Dress from Made by Rae since befo … more →
Shirred Sundress
silverstreamdesigns wrote 2 days ago: I had some elastic thread and wanted to make a little dress and learn to shirr. I saw some shirred b … more →
Baby Pants
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silverstreamdesigns wrote 2 days ago: HC has the most adorable onesie with a red embroidered butterfly on it, but has no bottoms to match … more →
Miniature knitting
annelingua wrote 3 weeks ago: From a post at Ravelry, I discovered the miniature knitwork of Althea Crome. There are several galle … more →
West African traditional textiles
annelingua wrote 1 month ago: Since visiting West Africa many years ago, I have admired the printed textiles typical for that regi … more →
Burp Cloths
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silverstreamdesigns wrote 1 month ago: I decorated some burp cloths! They’re the birdseye cotton ones that come in 6 packs. Wash them … more →
Silk Journey - Marilyn Preus
Flora wrote 1 month ago: Marilyn creates one-of-a-kind quilts and wall hangings. Her work is colourful, bold, and always ev … more →
1930s textile
pearlsandgold wrote 1 year ago: Cotton table-linen with a two color heat-set print … more →
Please Save a Life This Month
jeeezelouise wrote 2 years ago: January is National Blood Donors Month. About 39,000 pints of blood are needed every single day in … more →
Snowgoose Lacemaking Supplies
jeeezelouise wrote 2 years ago: A big shout-out to Snowgoose for super-fast order processing AND a handwritten thank-you note in the … more →
To tat or not to tat
jeeezelouise wrote 2 years ago: So as I said, I am tatting an antimacassar for a lovely 1932 Packard sedan as a gift, which I’ … more →
Dutch textile artists; Dutch textile exhibitions
annelingua wrote 1 month ago: I think the Dutch artist Karin Marseille uses knitting and felting as her main techniques – he … more →
Another blog: Lovely textiles
annelingua wrote 1 month ago: (Busy blogging today…) Looking for more info on textile artist Mark Newport (see the previous … more →
Magpie's Laundry
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ellsea wrote 2 months ago: Magpie’s Laundry is my (very) small business. Originally, I was a declutterer and a lot of my … more →
Coveting
Musie wrote 2 months ago: Something about this neckpiece really speaks to me… [giia] I’ve really been about elabo … more →
18th Century Items for Sale
4heartsnhands wrote 2 months ago: To see the Flax Break photos, select the Tab above the header on this home page. I started re-enacti … more →
Jon Thomspon receieves TM Myers Award
tmpressroom wrote 3 months ago: June 4, 2008– Jon Thompson to Receive The Textile Museum’s 2008 George Hewitt Myers Awar … more →
Felt Food
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silverstreamdesigns wrote 5 months ago: My buddy Elijah found 3 carrots, an eggplant, a loaf of bread with a slice, a wedge of cheese, and 2 … more →
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