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  1. Some lush greens and bright reds for WIP Wednesday. This upcoming pattern has been a lot of fun to work on! 🍇🍇

    @fiberarts

    #CrossStitch #Embroidery #Art #FediArt #MastoArt

  2. Some lush greens and bright reds for WIP Wednesday. This upcoming pattern has been a lot of fun to work on! 🍇🍇

    @fiberarts

    #CrossStitch #Embroidery #Art #FediArt #MastoArt

  3. Some lush greens and bright reds for WIP Wednesday. This upcoming pattern has been a lot of fun to work on! 🍇🍇

    @fiberarts

    #CrossStitch #Embroidery #Art #FediArt #MastoArt

  4. Some lush greens and bright reds for WIP Wednesday. This upcoming pattern has been a lot of fun to work on! 🍇🍇

    @fiberarts

    #CrossStitch #Embroidery #Art #FediArt #MastoArt

  5. Some lush greens and bright reds for WIP Wednesday. This upcoming pattern has been a lot of fun to work on! 🍇🍇

    @fiberarts

    #CrossStitch #Embroidery #Art #FediArt #MastoArt

  6. Do any of my followers do machine embroidery?

    Would you have any interest in a Mac app to make and edit artwork? (With a native GUI and built on the same vector editor you've seen in McKinley…)

    #embroidery #machineembroidery

  7. Do any of my followers do machine embroidery?

    Would you have any interest in a Mac app to make and edit artwork? (With a native GUI and built on the same vector editor you've seen in McKinley…)

    #embroidery #machineembroidery

  8. Do any of my followers do machine embroidery?

    Would you have any interest in a Mac app to make and edit artwork? (With a native GUI and built on the same vector editor you've seen in McKinley…)

    #embroidery #machineembroidery

  9. Do any of my followers do machine embroidery?

    Would you have any interest in a Mac app to make and edit artwork? (With a native GUI and built on the same vector editor you've seen in McKinley…)

    #embroidery #machineembroidery

  10. Do any of my followers do machine embroidery?

    Would you have any interest in a Mac app to make and edit artwork? (With a native GUI and built on the same vector editor you've seen in McKinley…)

    #embroidery #machineembroidery

  11. The wooded cauldron sends lazy green tendrils dotted with vibrant blooms drifting upwards, steadily breathing new life into the once barren lands.

    Here's this month's freebie pattern!

    infinitybeardesigns.com/freebi

    @fiberarts

    #CrossStitch #Embroidery #Art #FediArt #MastoArt

  12. The wooded cauldron sends lazy green tendrils dotted with vibrant blooms drifting upwards, steadily breathing new life into the once barren lands.

    Here's this month's freebie pattern!

    infinitybeardesigns.com/freebi

    @fiberarts

    #CrossStitch #Embroidery #Art #FediArt #MastoArt

  13. The wooded cauldron sends lazy green tendrils dotted with vibrant blooms drifting upwards, steadily breathing new life into the once barren lands.

    Here's this month's freebie pattern!

    infinitybeardesigns.com/freebi

    @fiberarts

    #CrossStitch #Embroidery #Art #FediArt #MastoArt

  14. The wooded cauldron sends lazy green tendrils dotted with vibrant blooms drifting upwards, steadily breathing new life into the once barren lands.

    Here's this month's freebie pattern!

    infinitybeardesigns.com/freebi

    @fiberarts

    #CrossStitch #Embroidery #Art #FediArt #MastoArt

  15. The wooded cauldron sends lazy green tendrils dotted with vibrant blooms drifting upwards, steadily breathing new life into the once barren lands.

    Here's this month's freebie pattern!

    infinitybeardesigns.com/freebi

    @fiberarts

    #CrossStitch #Embroidery #Art #FediArt #MastoArt

  16. Our new embroidery machine is ready for its first workshop 🧵

    Join us at TOG on Sunday 27 September, 3:30pm–5:30pm, to create and stitch your own one-to-three-letter monogram.

    You’ll learn the Ink/Stitch lettering tool, prepare and align your design, hoop a towel and stitch it out. All supplies and a towel are included.

    €10 members | €15 non-members

    Book:
    eventbrite.ie/e/embroidery-mac

    #Embroidery #InkStitch #Hackerspace #Dublin

  17. Our new embroidery machine is ready for its first workshop 🧵

    Join us at TOG on Sunday 27 September, 3:30pm–5:30pm, to create and stitch your own one-to-three-letter monogram.

    You’ll learn the Ink/Stitch lettering tool, prepare and align your design, hoop a towel and stitch it out. All supplies and a towel are included.

    €10 members | €15 non-members

    Book:
    eventbrite.ie/e/embroidery-mac

    #Embroidery #InkStitch #Hackerspace #Dublin

  18. Our new embroidery machine is ready for its first workshop 🧵

    Join us at TOG on Sunday 27 September, 3:30pm–5:30pm, to create and stitch your own one-to-three-letter monogram.

    You’ll learn the Ink/Stitch lettering tool, prepare and align your design, hoop a towel and stitch it out. All supplies and a towel are included.

    €10 members | €15 non-members

    Book:
    eventbrite.ie/e/embroidery-mac

    #Embroidery #InkStitch #Hackerspace #Dublin

  19. Our new embroidery machine is ready for its first workshop 🧵

    Join us at TOG on Sunday 27 September, 3:30pm–5:30pm, to create and stitch your own one-to-three-letter monogram.

    You’ll learn the Ink/Stitch lettering tool, prepare and align your design, hoop a towel and stitch it out. All supplies and a towel are included.

    €10 members | €15 non-members

    Book:
    eventbrite.ie/e/embroidery-mac

    #Embroidery #InkStitch #Hackerspace #Dublin

  20. Our new embroidery machine is ready for its first workshop 🧵

    Join us at TOG on Sunday 27 September, 3:30pm–5:30pm, to create and stitch your own one-to-three-letter monogram.

    You’ll learn the Ink/Stitch lettering tool, prepare and align your design, hoop a towel and stitch it out. All supplies and a towel are included.

    €10 members | €15 non-members

    Book:
    eventbrite.ie/e/embroidery-mac

    #Embroidery #InkStitch #Hackerspace #Dublin

  21. Bayeux Mania!

    Books are just one of the many ways to interpret and record history. The 11th-century Bayeux tapestry, is going on display to the public today in the UK. The tapestry has more than 220 feet of embroidery detailing the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England in 1066. And the public is loving it.

    British Museum Opens Bayeux Tapestry Exhibition

    Inside the exhibition on Thursday morning, the first visitors made their way along the tapestry, snapping photos as they went. They were all quiet until one — Cheryl Prax, 71, a retired property manager — spotted some of the nude figures in the tapestry’s borders and laughed loudly. “I love quirky historical things like that,” Prax said afterward.

    (And what would this type of storytelling look like with more modern topics? Artist Edith Pritchett drew a modern-day version depicting “today’s battles with online trolls, social media addiction, the manosphere, AI agents” and more: The trollers v the scrollers: Edith Pritchett’s Bayeux tapestry for the modern age)

    Want to see the tapestry in person but can’t get tickets to see the original? You still have options!

    Where to See the World’s Bayeux Tapestry Replicas

    Here are links to just some of the animalspeople, and other items depicted (the astronomical object included, and some less safe for work items) in the tapestry. And if you can’t make it in person, check out this high-res digital version from the Bayeux MuseumExplore the Bayeux Tapestry online.

    Fair warning, though, many of the main websites linked to the tapestry are slooooow today. Because history is cool, and Bayeux Mania is real!

    * * *

    Norman soldier spray-painting the Bayeux tapestry. By Ertly – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0 #365Ways #365Ways2026 #art #Bayeux #embroidery #history #modernUpdates #museums #traditionalCraft
  22. Bayeux Mania!

    Books are just one of the many ways to interpret and record history. The 11th-century Bayeux tapestry, is going on display to the public today in the UK. The tapestry has more than 220 feet of embroidery detailing the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England in 1066. And the public is loving it.

    British Museum Opens Bayeux Tapestry Exhibition

    Inside the exhibition on Thursday morning, the first visitors made their way along the tapestry, snapping photos as they went. They were all quiet until one — Cheryl Prax, 71, a retired property manager — spotted some of the nude figures in the tapestry’s borders and laughed loudly. “I love quirky historical things like that,” Prax said afterward.

    (And what would this type of storytelling look like with more modern topics? Artist Edith Pritchett drew a modern-day version depicting “today’s battles with online trolls, social media addiction, the manosphere, AI agents” and more: The trollers v the scrollers: Edith Pritchett’s Bayeux tapestry for the modern age)

    Want to see the tapestry in person but can’t get tickets to see the original? You still have options!

    Where to See the World’s Bayeux Tapestry Replicas

    Here are links to just some of the animalspeople, and other items depicted (the astronomical object included, and some less safe for work items) in the tapestry. And if you can’t make it in person, check out this high-res digital version from the Bayeux MuseumExplore the Bayeux Tapestry online.

    Fair warning, though, many of the main websites linked to the tapestry are slooooow today. Because history is cool, and Bayeux Mania is real!

    * * *

    Norman soldier spray-painting the Bayeux tapestry. By Ertly – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0 #365Ways #365Ways2026 #art #Bayeux #embroidery #history #modernUpdates #museums #traditionalCraft
  23. Bayeux Mania!

    Books are just one of the many ways to interpret and record history. The 11th-century Bayeux tapestry, is going on display to the public today in the UK. The tapestry has more than 220 feet of embroidery detailing the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England in 1066. And the public is loving it.

    British Museum Opens Bayeux Tapestry Exhibition

    Inside the exhibition on Thursday morning, the first visitors made their way along the tapestry, snapping photos as they went. They were all quiet until one — Cheryl Prax, 71, a retired property manager — spotted some of the nude figures in the tapestry’s borders and laughed loudly. “I love quirky historical things like that,” Prax said afterward.

    (And what would this type of storytelling look like with more modern topics? Artist Edith Pritchett drew a modern-day version depicting “today’s battles with online trolls, social media addiction, the manosphere, AI agents” and more: The trollers v the scrollers: Edith Pritchett’s Bayeux tapestry for the modern age)

    Want to see the tapestry in person but can’t get tickets to see the original? You still have options!

    Where to See the World’s Bayeux Tapestry Replicas

    Here are links to just some of the animalspeople, and other items depicted (the astronomical object included, and some less safe for work items) in the tapestry. And if you can’t make it in person, check out this high-res digital version from the Bayeux MuseumExplore the Bayeux Tapestry online.

    Fair warning, though, many of the main websites linked to the tapestry are slooooow today. Because history is cool, and Bayeux Mania is real!

    * * *

    Norman soldier spray-painting the Bayeux tapestry. By Ertly – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0 #365Ways #365Ways2026 #art #Bayeux #embroidery #history #modernUpdates #museums #traditionalCraft