The Cape Stitcher

Sometimes, the best-laid plans go awry. Such was the case with Cecil's coat, with a windowpane pattern. The windowpane is usually wove...

The Savile Row series began as an exercise in duplicating patterns and fabrics using simple needlepoint stitches. So far I've stitched ...

As holiday season approaches, one's work schedule often gets knocked into a cocked hat, but I'm happy to report Oliver is ready for ...

Several people have contacted me, asking about the availability of canvases in the Savile Row series. Since these canvases are partially li...

Oliver continues to warm up a little at a time! I finally finished the "Classic Navy" Trio part of the skip-tent stitch for his c...

I knew it was only a matter of time before I gave in to the temptation of working on Oliver's sweater! I first trimmed his coat at the p...

I've been dividing my time between two gentlemen lately: painting Nigel by day and stitching Oliver by night. Poor Oliver has definite...