The Cape Stitcher

Happy Jack and I just wanted to wish everyone a boo-tiful day!  Jack is a door hanger--the first Halloween design I created--worked in D...

Earlier this year, our youngest son completed his graduate studies, a not-so-easy feat since he'd been holding down a full time job w...

A gazillion French knots later, the lamb--and Fleece Fairy --are finished!  Here are the "before" and "after" photos, s...

Fleece Fairy finally has hair, worked in a satin stitch with two strands of vintage DMC Medici wool.  To minimize the original flowers, ...

When you start stitching a painted canvas, how the piece will be finished is always foremost in your mind--it affects your choice of stit...

Continuing with Fleece Fairy 's clothing, I added a closure for her bolero with Kreinik #12 tapestry braid #002 in a braided knitting...

Fleece Fairy now has a face--or part of one, anyway, worked in basketweave with DMC floss.  I'll add eyes and eyebrows when I've...