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Tutorial Tuesday

Hi everyone! Happy Tuesday!

I have a tutorial round-up for you today, with some great projects ideas and stitching techniques. Hope you enjoy and give one, or all of them, a try!

Do you have a favorite scrapbooking stamp you wish you could embroider? Jennet Mae Jones shows you how over at the Feathered Nest Studio


If you are like me, you love having embroidery everywhere, including accessories, and sunglasses are no exception. Head over to Honestly WTF, for instructions on how to make your own pair of cross-stitched sunglasses.


If you need a new case for your stitched sunglasses, or would like a cute new pencil case, Gingermelon Dolls has a super cute tutorial. This is a great tutorial to practice your blanket stitch with. 


Japanese needlework known as, Sashiko, is gaining in popularity. If you would like to learn how to Sashiko, head over to Saké Puppets for quick lesson. 


There are so many amazing tutorials that are available, but these are just a few that I thought you would enjoy.

Hope you have a happy Tuesday!

Patterns: Sashiko


Sashiko Style Embroidery by Home Baked Online

Although Sashiko is normally stitched in one colour, I love Home Baked Online's colourful interpretation. You can read more about Home Baked Online's inspiration here, which links to some free sashiko patterns. 

I also recommend checking out Aimee Ray's new book, Doodle Stitching: Embroidery & Beyond, which has a chapter on Sashiko and Shisha or Jane Brocket's The Gentle Art of Stitching, which also has a short chapter on the subject. Can you recommend any other good sources of Sashiko inspiration? We'd love to hear from you in the comments section below!