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CLAIRE WILCOX
Make do and mend is enjoying a creative revival. Debora Robertson gets out her darning wool and defies the tyranny of fast fashion, one stitch at a time
Celebrate your love of stitching with these delicate designs by Susan Bates 44 quick-and-easy motifs Susan Bates’ design inspiration Stitches for every skill level Helpful tips and advice Unique gift
As you are reading this article, I am assuming that you are a quilter. You may also be a dressmaker, which is a very different animal. My clever niece Michele is a dressmaker: her passion is creating
The ‘make do and mend’ slogan may have been used in Britain during the Second World War to advise people how to be frugal during harsh rationing restrictions, but the sentiment is still alive and kick
Hullo! Are you the type of person who’s always trying new hobbies? Do you have a craft collection to rival the largest of supply stores? Are you in possession of projects begun years ago? If so, we’ll
Textile artist Hannah Lamb works with a range of processes, including stitch, print and fabric manipulation. Based in West Yorkshire, her home for over 20 years, she is fascinated by the local textile