NeedleWorkMonday Featured Posts #104

Greetings to all needle artists and supporters!

Welcome to NeedleWorkMonday Community's 104th Featured Post!

Our motto is to Support and Inspire

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 :)

Please follow the posting guidelines (found in our FAQs) and post directly from the NeedleWorkMonday Community on Mondays! Remember to include "needleworkmonday" as one of the tags!

We are so excited to bring to you another round of quality posts shared by our needlework enthusiasts on Monday.

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.

We strive to bring to you great quality work filled with tutorials and inspiration. Please help us keep these wonderful needle arts alive and thriving by supporting our creative work and community!

Here are our featured posts this week from members who posted into the NeedleWorkMonday Community and followed our posting guidelines.

Roses in the shape of a star - Embroidery in ribbon or satin by @carolinacardoza

Have you wondered how these lovely flowering embroidery motives are made? Here comes a tutorial showing what's needed and a step by step explanation. It makes it look easy and tempts us to start such a project ourselves.

Recycling an umbrella fabric by @lauramica

We all love making new things and especially upcycling, where we use old or unneeded objects as raw material. @lauramica made a bag out of something none of had previously thought about: the fabric of a broken umbrella. Doesn't that put ideas in your head? Perhaps a foldable shopping bag out of this thin but durable fabric...

My first attempt at darts + time lapse of finishing a bias edge blouse by @springworth

Often projects take some time, especially when we are not sure if our skills are sufficient. When @springworth started working on this UFO (=unfinished object) again, she decided to make a time-lapse video - watch and enjoy!

Thank you for stopping by to view our featured posts for this week. Please stop by their posts and show them some love with a read, a comment and perhaps an upvote for sharing their handmade creations. To see more needle arts, please check out the NeedleWorkMonday community and check back here with @NeedleWorkMonday every Wednesday / Thursday for the weekly Reblogs and Curation posts!!

If you are a needlework artist we’d love to have you join us every Monday to share your work and inspire this community to give a craft a try.

Join us! Post from the NeedleWorkMonday Community for a chance to be featured, upvoted and reblogged (please follow the posting guidelines in our FAQs)! On Mondays, please ensure that you include the #NeedleWorkMonday tag and on other days, please use the #needlework tag (without the word Monday attached).

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^{🌷 Today’s curation is written by @musara💻🖱✍🏻}

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