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... and weave a garden of calm beauty (Nora Corbett)
She writes: I drew this beauty (Blossom Goddess - see below) to represent the moment of harmony and peace I experience whenever I make something with my hands.
In this month's newsletter
Blossom Goddess from Nora Corbett
Nora Corbett has produced another design for Mirabilia: a golden-haired goddess titled hardanger Christmas cards with five designs each available as white on red in a white card or red on white in a red card. There's still plenty of time to make your own special greetings card.
Also new for Christmas this year from Permin, a range of Vervaco`s Third 2016 Collection is now available and so far we have in stock a monochrome birth record of mother and baby hands and a sepia picture of a girl with kittens.
Now that the nights are drawing in, getting a decent light to work by is increasingly important. Newly in are portable lights by the Daylight Company. There are two very stylish, functional and reasonably priced `YoYo` magnifier light (which folds up into what looks like a YoYo!) Easy to carry and quite tactile too!
Also new in the storage line, needlepoint cushion kits by Vervaco and fine art needlepoint kits by SEG of Paris starting with some based on Gustav Klimt's paintings and others featuring pre Raphaelite ladies by English artists.
Anette Eriksson brings Scandinavian design to her stamped Christmas table covers for you to embroider in our Bargain Basement and as always there are remnants at keen prices.
And finally ...
With apologies to our antipodean readers, the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness is upon us. Or rather it isn't. The trees are still green and the grass is still growing - far too fiercely for our lawn mower. It seems Summer is reluctant to let go this year. Maybe it knows something we don't.
We hope you experience many moments of harmony and peace wherever and whenever you're crafting.
She writes: I drew this beauty (Blossom Goddess - see below) to represent the moment of harmony and peace I experience whenever I make something with my hands.
In this month's newsletter
- New card kits and Christmas hangers from Permin
- Vervaco's latest collection
- Lights, YoYos and Bead Boxes
- Needlepoint Cushions
- Fine Art Needlepoint from SEG
- Anette Eriksson Scandinavian Kits
Nora Corbett has produced another design for Mirabilia: a golden-haired goddess titled hardanger Christmas cards with five designs each available as white on red in a white card or red on white in a red card. There's still plenty of time to make your own special greetings card.
Also new for Christmas this year from Permin, a range of Vervaco`s Third 2016 Collection is now available and so far we have in stock a monochrome birth record of mother and baby hands and a sepia picture of a girl with kittens.
Now that the nights are drawing in, getting a decent light to work by is increasingly important. Newly in are portable lights by the Daylight Company. There are two very stylish, functional and reasonably priced `YoYo` magnifier light (which folds up into what looks like a YoYo!) Easy to carry and quite tactile too!
Also new in the storage line, needlepoint cushion kits by Vervaco and fine art needlepoint kits by SEG of Paris starting with some based on Gustav Klimt's paintings and others featuring pre Raphaelite ladies by English artists.
Anette Eriksson brings Scandinavian design to her stamped Christmas table covers for you to embroider in our Bargain Basement and as always there are remnants at keen prices.
And finally ...
With apologies to our antipodean readers, the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness is upon us. Or rather it isn't. The trees are still green and the grass is still growing - far too fiercely for our lawn mower. It seems Summer is reluctant to let go this year. Maybe it knows something we don't.
We hope you experience many moments of harmony and peace wherever and whenever you're crafting.
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