Orts is newsletter collecting small snippets of creativity: embroiderers, textile artists, illustrators, DIY projects, and how we can make time for our creative endeavors. Published every Friday.
I am not the most tidy person (just ask my husband!!) but boy I wish I was—especially after seeing just how nicely sorted this thread is. I use floss cards and clear storage boxes to organize my DMC floss, but the clothespin are very pleasing. Is your thread this tidy?
Scroll down for another affirming quilt, a sweet snail, and a helpful llama.
I am very into affirmation art (this pennant is one of my favorite things on my wall) and on quilt at this scale is spectacular. Public Library Quilts and Alice Gabb collaborated on this piece.
🏠 Still trying to master the lazy daisy? This sampler will help. When you're done, it's a landscape scene.
😸 Find your "happy place" when you stitch this pattern.
🦙 This llama hook holder is so cute! I really need to do myself a favor and learn amigurumi crochet.
🍄 Mushrooms are having a moment in embroidery. If you want a cute take on this trend, try this garden snail pattern.
☕️ Love coffee? Chances are you'll love this beginner-friendly embroidery.
⛰ Two mountains: one colorful Canadian peak and another made using a punch needle.
🪴 His and hers: a fern lady and cactus guy.
🧵 I purchased this cardigan coat pattern many, many, many months ago but have yet to make it. It seems perfect for fall—especially with a quilted material.
Sara Barnes
Orts is newsletter collecting small snippets of creativity: embroiderers, textile artists, illustrators, DIY projects, and how we can make time for our creative endeavors. Published every Friday.