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Here are the latest 10 projects and samples that we have recently added or updated! Subscribers to Stitch Arena can simply click on the projects itemised below to view the full tutorial or select other projects from the menu shown left. Each project has instructions, images and resource guides for you to follow and inspiration to help you create your own design and make it into a completed item. To get a taster of these projects, click on Try before you buy for free examples.
Subscribers will also gain full access to the Resources section which houses videos, Preparation and Completion techniques, practical exercises in Design Development exploring Colour, Line Texture, Shape and Form, taking inspiration from the Photo Album and Sketchbook...and so much more. Non-subscribers can still access the Stockroom where there are lots of inspirational materials available for purchase. There's a lot more to come... Explore and enjoy!
Subtle colour changes and clusters of softly pleated petals are the inspiration for this project...
Fiery reds, rusts and bronzes come together to create this cushion, inspired by a vase by De Morgan.
Based upon a De Morgan ceramic vase, this panel has a beautiful, tactile quality to it.
You only need to use one stitch technique and a scattering of beads to create this lovely design...
There are many different types of Celtic knot or plait. Recreate this design, or design your own following our step-by-step guides...
Simple, programmed machine-embroidery stitches are the basis of this panel
Try simple knitting stitches mixed with lovely, textured yarns to create this Bag.
Pons Aelius: The 2010 Classic Stitches September Stitching Break - click here to see what we will be getting up to! Non-subscribers can access further information through the Try before you buy link above...
A lovely, dimensional, floral motif to adorn bags, cushions, lapels, etc
All ruffled up - simple knit and purl is all you need, along with some fancy yarns - and you don't even need to cast off...
