This is a weekly curation showcasing the needlework of our very own HIVEians.
Every Monday we get together to share our love and passion for the needle arts, posting from the NeedleWorkMonday Community and using the #needleworkmonday tag. On all other days we use the #needlework tag. We enjoy each other’s creations, ideas, patterns, tips and shortcuts.
Let us as a community, continue to show our love and support by visiting and commenting on each other's work while inspiring one another with the beautiful works of needle art that we do. Nothing makes a heart happier than to read a supportive comment from a fellow member!
This has been a week of much mystical movement in our lives and work: in case you didn’t hear, vincentnijman and I finally found our dream homestead a week ago, and are preparing to TODAY move into a tent on some glorious land over in north Molise…. And I’ve been using my sewing practise as a means of grounding the extreme excitement!!
Hi, my fellow needleworker! I hope you all are doing well. I made a jean from scratch recently and it turned out to be beautiful so I'd like to show you through the process, what inspired it and the outcome.
It's been approximately 5 years since I started making my wardrobe. I find it hard at first to make a ready-to-wear outfit like a t-shirt, jeans, shirts, and so on. One of the issues I faced was getting suitable materials. However, I realise that I was looking for them in the wrong place. Now I'm able to get the materials although not all.
Hello, Hive friends! 💕
It’s #NeedleworkMonday again, and today I’m excited to share one of my most challenging yet fulfilling crochet projects so far—my version of the rose bouquet bag. 🌹
A regular customer of mine sent me a photo of a beautiful rose bouquet-style crochet bag. He was interested in having one made and asked me about the price. I gave him two options:
If he wanted the bag made with soft yarn, I could do it for ₱800.
But if he preferred a sturdy version using 1.5mm tiny cords, it would cost ₱1300.
I've been all over the place this week and could hardly sit still to stitch, but as usual, I took the chance to create something while we were on our way to Frodsham to visit my lovely father-in-law. He's such a kind man, not the grumpy sort at all, and always deserves a little treat.
Last time we visited, I noticed him folding kitchen towels to stop his plate from sliding around on his tray. So I decided to make him a proper placemat this time around.
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