It’s time to stitch Fifi’s garden. It’s full of beautiful flowers and pretty green leaves. Fifi in her Garden by Johanna Virtanen is our current Mystery Class. Every few weeks a new chapter in the mystery is revealed. There are so many leaves on this canvas and yes they could all be stitched differently creating […]
Archives for July 2022
Art Deco
Pretty much everyone loves art deco, and what’s not to love. It’s classic and yet somehow modern. Allow me to introduce the final of the new canvases from our Zoom-bellishment class. This is my art deco lady and she is now complete with a stitchguide. The background is a wonderful new open pattern based upon […]
The Bison
This is the one you have been waiting for. Everyone loves Timothy Chapman‘s animals. The Bison is a stunner. Full of power and drama, he seems to speak to everyone. Several people were working on this in Zoom-bellishment thanks to it’s brand new stitchguide and they are all obsessed! From his green hair to the […]
Daisies
Well, here we go. The website is behaving itself again. YAY! One of the new guides I wrote for Zoom-bellishment was for this darling Purple Palm canvas. Daisies! Jamie got so much done in the two days of class. She promises it is a quick stitch! The daisies in the goldfish bowl really do make […]
A Rare Find
One of the new guides I wrote for Zoom-bellishment is for this charming Elizabeth Foster canvas, The Beauty of a Rare Find. It is a beauty! and so much fun to stitch. Kim and Dianne will have this stitched in no time! The fanciful dancing stag is beaded and the rest of the canvas is […]
Wanna Dance?
Dance Among the Flowers was another returning canvas for Zoom-bellishment. It is the third in the floral series from Pat Scheurich brought to us by Tapestry Fair. These are all great canvases with beautiful flowers calling for fun stitches. Now they all have matching guides! Kristal finished her Dance. Doesn’t it look great! The companions […]
Quail-a-palooza
As everyone picked their canvases for our Zoom-bellishment class last weekend we noticed a recurring theme. Quail! And the phrase Quail-a-palooza was coined. Multiple people selected And Then Came Baby and then others stitched Quail Lessons. Both canvases are by Dominic Bourbeau from Tapestry Fair. They will make a great pair. And Then Came Baby […]
A Partridge in a Pear Tree
Revolt was not the only David Galchutt canvas in Zoom-bellishment this weekend. I am pleased to say we also introduced Partridge in a Pear Tree! This is an epically classic design that is so much fun to stitch. Here’s a few sneak peeks of the canvas in progress. Liz will have this done in no […]
Perhaps a David Galchutt canvas?
David Galchutt is one of the most popular artists in my line. We love having his canvases represented in zoom-bellishment! Revolt is a a super fun canvas featuring robots full of detail. Trust me, they are totally stitchable. Revolt canvases are in stock. Here’s where you order. I’ll keep featuring a canvas a day with […]
Flower Tiles
As long as we are talking about Zecca canvases in Zoom-bellishment allow me to introduce a brand new Zecca stitchguide. This is Teal Flower Tiles and it is darling! Not too big, not too small. Just perfect for some fun new stitches. It’s only 8″ x 8″ on 18ct. The colors are vibrant and the […]
Zecca for Zoom-bellishment!
Summer Zoom-bellishment is this weekend and this is a note I received last night. Is It Time Yet? Is It Time Yet? Is It Time Yet? Is It Time Yet? Is It Time Yet? Is It Time Yet? Is It Time Yet? Is It Time Yet? Is It Time Yet? Is It Time Yet? Is […]
ICYMI New Beading Class on Zoom
In two weeks we are hosting a fun new beading class, Southern Lights by Teresa Gorecki of Bespoke by Teresa. I am totally in love with this design. It’s sparkly and pretty and all of my favorite colors rolled into one class. Join us July 23, 11-5pm, on ZOOM! Three fabulous color palettes. The Perfect […]
Fifi’s Pink Flower
Fifi in her Garden by Johanna Virtanen is our current Mystery Class. Our second lesson was last weekend and its getting dramatic! I love when a canvas comes to life. We started with the background which needed to be small and soft and not my usual level of pattern. If I had done that, we’d […]
