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Keep your needles safe and sound inside this needlepoint needle book! A great way to learn needlepoint, this project uses plastic canvas, three colours and two simple needlepoint stitches to create an adorable gingham design.

What could be better than giving crafters gifts that they'll treasure? If you're looking for thoughtful, hand-picked treats that won't be end up at the charity shop in January then you've come to the right place! 

Have you heard of Bargello? It's a a needlework technique dating back to Florence in the 1600s (it's also known as Florentine embroidery).

Add some handcrafted Scandinavian flare to your tree with these adorable embroidered felt ornaments! 

Do you want to show your wardrobe some love? Do you want to give new life to worn items? Learn how to embroider on your clothes with this easy project!

Keep your Snipsters safe and protected with a handmade scissor keeper!

I'm so excited to show you our latest heirloom ornament kit -  the Nutcracker Suite! Designed by me, the Nutcracker Soldier, Sugarplum Fairy and Mouse King are made with our range of top quality 100% wool felt. The have embroidered details, and sequin and glitter sparkles.

Here are 5 quick tips to get the most out of your 100% wool felt.

If you've ever wanted to learn embroidery but aren't sure where to start we've got you covered! This is the ultimate beginner's guide to 13 embroidery stitches. With video instructions and a free downloadable pattern, you'll be on your way in no time. 

I've long been a fan of Aimee Ray and the gorgeous things she makes with felt. Read about her book,which is al about fast and fun embroidery.

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between 100% wool felt, wool blend felt and craft, other than price?! On first glance, you might not thing there's much of a difference but there is! Here’s the low down – find out the characteristics of these fabrics and which type is best for your crafts.

In my experience, kids love sewing and get so much out of learning to stitch something with their own hands. It's great for their concentration, creativity and confidence and, as a parent or caregiver, it's a great way to get them off their screens for a bit and enjoy some time together. So, I was delighted to be asked to review the new book by Trixi Symonds and Deborah Fisher.