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home about fabric archives fabric stockists shop wholesale patterns paper patterns recent posts stitch into summer stitching to sew stitch and sew new class booklet pouch all new all in one box pouch inside-outside pouch black friday sale stitched sewing organizers sewalong boxy clear pouch paper patterns please do not use my pictures or text without seeking my permission first references to my blog are welcome but please let me know 07/02/2018 stitch into summer something i've noticed myself and others doing more of these last couple of years is handwork. this can take many forms including embroidery, applique, english paper piecing and more. one of the biggest benefits of handwork is the ease of portability. with summer fast approaching, days seem to fill up with activity. there is so much coming and going, i sometimes go into a mild panic thinking 'where am i going to fit in some sewing?'. a little stitching as we all know is hugely therapeutic and calming when life gets busy and stressful. often when i'm rushing around, it's too late to start making plans. therefore advance preparation can be a huge advantage. this summer i have big embroidery plans - armed with a copy of my new book , my aim is to happily stitch away in the sunshine (or under a shady tree), on a park bench, waiting at a train station, (more) waiting for little gymnasts to finish and so on. finally i'll be able to stitch without book deadlines and i cannot tell you how much i am looking forward to that. i've already started to pack up my sewing organizers with projects ready to stitch. this involves getting some designs transferred to fabric and hooped up. then piling them into an organizer along with a small kit of tools and flosses. everything is ready and waiting for whenever i need an emergency sewing fix to throw into a bag and literally run out of the door. please note that i am only ever this organized about things i like to do :) one thing that i'm hopeful of is to convince more of you to try out embroidery. if you already like to sew and have never tried it (or tried a long time ago) then i'm talking directly to you. embroidery is nothing more than stitching with colourful thread. you can start by learning just one stitch and completing entire embroideries using just that one stitch. you can learn more if you want to, mix things up and get as experimental as you'd like. my book has all the info you'll need to get started even if you've never stitched before. just think, with a little organization, you can pack up a little stitching kit to keep yourself busy and by the end of summer you could have a nice little pile of stitched pieces ready to sew into projects (and my book has all the instruction for that part too). to get things rolling, some idea's for organizing. my book and tool folio (pattern from my previous book stitched sewing organizers ) is perfect for stitching on the go. you can easily fit a copy of my book, some hooped up fabric, threads and needles and you're ready to go. if you want to take a larger selection of floss with you, my booklet pouch easily holds at least 25 spools of aurifloss (and that's the small size pouch). i hope you're ready to stitch your way through summer! posted in books , embroidery , stitched sewing organizers | permalink | comments (3) | | | | 06/26/2018 stitching to sew i'd like to share a closer look at some of the projects and thinking behind my new book stitch and sew. my original idea was that the book should include fresh, modern looking designs that had a grown up appeal. i wanted the designs to be pretty but not overtly sweet and saccharine. most of the patterns originated from drawings in my sketchbook, which i developed in various pattern formations. at the time i'd been playing around with the idea of mirrored repeats for fabric design but quickly realized that these also had great potential to be used for embroidery patterns. i had also been thinking a lot about planning my projects better so that once i'd finished stitching up a pattern it didn't get stashed away and forgotten. i concluded that if i could come up with some quick, simple sewing patterns that could really showcase the stitched pieces i'd solve that problem easily. all i had to do was to develop a sequence of steps that kept the sewing project in mind when starting the embroidery. once the piece was completed i could cut out the remaining pieces and sew up the project. since all of the projects are designed to be used, it was also important that they should be durable and this needed to be addressed through the choice of fabric. i picked out some essex yarn dyed linen in black by robert kaufman and used this to stitch up my first pattern idea and the result of that is the buttercup drawstring pouch in the photo above. as soon as i had finished making this project, i instantly knew i was working along the right lines and that this should serve as a blueprint for developing the other patterns in the new book. i learnt so much along the way, even as someone who stitches a lot. there is always something new to learn! i kept a notebook of everything i found useful to know as i sewed my way through the projects and included all this information in the basics section of the book. here are some of the other pattern variations for the drawstring pouch project. the above design is called vintage and is stitched in cross stitch on unbleached calico fabric. i've added detail with some lawn and cotton for the channel and ties respectively. below is the colorwork design which uses a variety of stitches and techniques for fun, playful effects. i contrasted the yarn dyed linen with some corduroy and leather for this one, along with some super soft flannel on the inside (leftover from backing a quilt). finally, for today's post is the circles pattern. another sampler style project, using a variety of stitches but only shades of pink this time. i hope you've found something in today's post to inspire you to create! stitch and sew is now starting to arrive in shops. posted in books , embroidery , stitch and sew | permalink | comments (2) | | | | 06/11/2018 stitch and sew i have something new to show you today. for the past couple of years, i've been busy working on my third book and i'm exciting to share the details with you. this book combines my love of both sewing pouches and embroidery. i wanted to create fresh modern embroidery designs that would be fun to stitch up and also provide the instructions to sew up your stitched pieces into something both beautiful and practical that could be used everyday. there are five sewing projects in the book - the photo above shows the drawstring pouch. each project is showcased in six different embroidery/fabric variations. i wanted to emphasize how it is possible to personalize a sewing project in a multitude of different ways - there are simple repetitive patterns, fun sampler designs and pretty floral motifs to choose from. instructions are included for all embroidery designs and the sewing project. the five sewing projects are all great basics - i wanted the sewing element to remain quick and simple to stitch up after your embroidery has been completed. there is also a comprehensive embroidery section - covering both basic and advanced stitches and techniques. as well as a sampler project which will help develop your skills whether you are new to embroidery or have been stitching for many years. if you're ready to get stitching and sewing, the book has just started arriving in stores. you can pick up a copy at - amazon (us) - amazon (uk) as well as many other online retailers, quilt shops or book shops. posted in books , stitch and sew | permalink | | | | 05/09/2018 new class i am very pleased to be able to offer a new sewing class. this will take place on saturday 20th of october this year at a location in berkshire. i will be teaching my booklet pouch pattern in the large size. this is a great project suitable for intermedia

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