Spring
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Triangle Cloth
This triangle cloth is made with a ridge stitch that adds scrubbing or exfoliating power. The sharp angles are good for cleaning ears or container lids.
Designed by Cynthia MacDougall
www.CGKnitters.ca
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ravelry name: macknitnow
Luxurious Facecloths Collection
Designed by Cynthia MacDougall
www.CGKnitters.ca
blog: cgknitters.blogspot.com
ravelry name: macknitnow
Ladybug Parade Banner
This the cutest banner ever heralding spring with a row of ladybugs, will most certainly bring good luck. Make it longer, wider for a table runner.
Designed by Christine Baker
Fairfield Road Designs
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www.fairfieldroaddesigns.com
christinebaker-fairfieldroaddesigns.blogspot.ca
Pretty Petals Wallhanging
There's no end to Christine Baker's brilliant imagination as she creates this very charming applique quilt table topper. Use the shapes to make it a runner, or a banner to herald spring!
Designed by Christine Baker
Fairfield Road Designs
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www.fairfieldroaddesigns.com
christinebaker-fairfieldroaddesigns.blogspot.ca
Personally Yours Wallhanging
Let your creative juices flow with this 3-dimensional machine appliqué quilt project using fusible web, tear-away stabilizer and machine buttonhole stitch.
Designed by Trisha Della Vella
Harebrained Happenings
Toronto, Ontario
416.282.9949
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www.harebrainedhappenings.com
Knitted Wire Napkin Rings
These stunning table accessories are surprisingly fast and easy to make. No special knitting skills are needed – just casting on and off, and the knit stitch.
Designed by Kate Atherley
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Island Rose Scarf
A perfect project to practice filet crochet making this romantic accessory.
Designed by Julia Bryant
www.fibrefantastics.com
God’s Garden
Sweet and simple to work up, this quote is a gentle reminder to love much.
Designed by Jo Gatenby
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Grandfather Frost
Another Santa Claus to add to Maria Gollek's International Santas Collection. This one is particular to Belarus.
Designed by Maria E. Gollek
www.marnicdesigns.com
Aspiring to inspire before I expire
Mardis Gras Jester
Capture the colour, festiveness and spirit of New Orleans with this fun project inspired by the sights of Mardi Gras World.
Designed by Kerry Johnson
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My Heart Aflutter Pillow
Designed by the editor-in-chief, Carla A. Canonico, simply to express her infatuation with hearts. Perfect for Valentine's Day décor, but beautiful to have laying around the house all year round. Hooked and sewn together by rug hooker Ruth Emerson.
Designed by Carla A. Canonico
Hooked by Ruth Emerson
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Spring Sampler
This sampler uses a variegated thread. You can decide to use the thread used to complete the sample or pick a variegated colour to match your decor. Each cross stitch must be completed individually.
Designed by Kim Beamish
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Flowerpot Pincushions
Bring one of these cheery little flower pots into the light and you'll always have somewhere for your pins and needles.
Designed by Carol Arsenault
Curlypow Embroideries
Newcastle, Ontario
905.987.3523
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Aqua Light Necklace
This project consists of six peyote tubes adorned with loops on each side and strung on beading wire with Amazonite beads, Swarovski bicones and Sterling silver daisy spacers. The turquoise green lined crystal AB Delica beads give the loops an amazing sheen.
Designed by Diane Reda
Créations Di-Art / Di-Art Designs
Laval, Quebec
450.973.2187
www.creationsdi-art.com
www.di-artdesigns.com
Child-proof Pouffe
A pouffe is a decorative yet functional piece of furniture that doubles as a seat or a game table. A custom pouffe is easily made using a few simple supplies.
Designed by Evelyn Bouma
Spring Keys
Iryna's contribution to heralding spring is to create this miniature rug inspired by my memories of Belarusan “Calling Spring” and evoking traditional embroidery motifs in Spring Keys pattern.
Designed by Iryna Varabei
Spirit of Belarus
www.ivarabei.wix.com/spiritofbelarus
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The Boys Primitive Hooked Rug
Using old techniques, and to give new life to old items, Michelle’s pattern is based on two Siamese cats that she shares her home with. About eighty percent of the wools in this rug are recycled from skirts, jackets, pants, and old wool blankets. The rest, mostly the reds and oranges, which were harder to find are mill, or hand dyed. There are over forty different colours and textures of wools in this rug pattern.
Designed by Michelle Miller
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Strawberry Patch Candle Mat
Who doesn’t love fresh strawberries in the summer? Now you can have the look of fresh strawberries all year long with this cute little candle mat. Felted wool is lovely to work with and the addition of beads gives this piece extra appeal.
Designed by Christine Baker
Fairfield Road Designs
P.O. Box 24, Brockville, Ontario K6V 5T7
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Silk Ribbon Sunflowers
Sunflowers now come in a variety of new red, brown, white and variegated tones besides the traditional yellow and gold tone, so you may choose to update your hat with some new sunny gems! Adapt the colours in the instructions to your own personal taste.
Designed by Erla Wilson
Country Garden
905.772.3757
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Seashell Lace Socks
To accommodate the stitch pattern, Kate has done something rather unorthodox. Most sock patterns have the heel worked on half the total sock stitches – I haven’t done that here. This allows me to keep the pattern centered and running neatly down into the foot, with a purl stitch on either side for balance. You can’t tell I’ve ‘cheated’ in the final result – it fits just as well, and looks even better!
Designed by Kate Atherley
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Pink Delight toe-up Socks
These socks are worked from toe to cuff so you can try them on as you go and custom fit to your foot.
Designed by Laura Gebhardt
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Pansy
The happy faced pansy comes in almost all colours, in many combinations and is a cheerful, hardy, early addition to the eager gardener’s plot after a long winter!
Designed by Erla Wilson
Country Garden
905.772.3757
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Never Trust a Skinny Cook Reversible Apron
Use Trisha’s zany design for your favourite apron front. It will surely be a topic of conversation at the next gathering around the table. Basic apron diagram included.
Trisha Della Vella
Harebrained Happenings
416.282.9949
www.harebrainedhappenings.com
Morning Glory
These sweethearts of the morning love to climb. They come in various shades of pink and blue to welcome you fresh each morning and if you let them seed down they will be loyal to you for years to come. I have been blessed with one which appears to have mutated and is now a double, frilly bloom which returns each year.
Designed by Erla Wilson
Country Garden
905.772.3757
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Lily
Erla’s Day Lilies comes in an amazing array of colours, colour combinations, sizes, wide, narrow and ruffled petals. Plus they keep on blooming for months producing new blooms every day!
Designed by Erla Wilson
Country Garden
905.772.3757
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Itsy Bitsy Spring Santa
In Maria’s A Santa for Every Season Collection, she imagines what Santa is doing the rest of the year. This spring Santa is certain to draw a chuckle and is a quick Santa project to stitch up any time of the year.
Designed by Maria E. Gollek
www.marnicdesigns.com
Aspiring to inspire before I expire
How Old Would You Be?
“How old would you be?” is not just a rhetorical question. It’s a question that urges us to shed the labels that come with age. We really are as old as we feel or think we are. If we didn’t know our age, how old would we feel?
Designed by Jo Gatenby
model stitcher Pat Nicklow
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Hidden Secrets at St. Peter’s Abbey
When Hidden Secrets at St. Peter’s Abbey was on display, the first thing viewers notice is the effect of the stained glass. It actually looks like there is sunshine from behind the window. But on closer inspection, they noticed the hidden objects. What’s that? Yes, there are 6 corsets, 6 panties and 12 bras hidden in the stained glass design. Some viewers have even seen swimsuits! But the optical illusions have all been created from clever cutting of the challenge fabric.
Designed by Beverly Johnson
www.bramakerssupply.com
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