Cat Song Stitchery

Mary Corbett is a self taught embroiderer, who teaches others face to face and online - she also runs some stitch alongs.
Pin Tangle tracks online resources, news and information which relate to contemporary and historical textiles, embroidery and crazy quilting, the fiber and book arts including studio and visual journals.
This blog is dedicated to modern embroidery, offering tips and advice on stitching, free patterns, videos, give-aways, resources for materials
Blog by the people who brought you the very lovely Sublime Stitching patterns and designs..
Feeling Stitchy post on all sorts of crafty topics and feature cool stuff from The Embroidery Group.
On this blog Nicole shares her journey into embroidery, sewing and quilting.

Sewing has been a sought-after skill for centuries, as its practical nature is often used in the fabrication and repair of clothing, blankets, decorative pieces, and more. While many individuals who sew have a lasting appreciation for the art of hand sewing, modern sewing has been largely improved by the invention of the sewing machine. These handy machines became mass-produced in the 1850s, and have been a staple in many homes ever since. Their existence allows for projects to be completed more quickly, and oftentimes with more precision than the traditional methods of sewing manually. There is an abundance of resources available for sewers of all levels – from beginner to expert and everywhere in between. This ranges from books and videos, to in-person classes for those interested in learning to sew. This article will compile some must-know tips for beginners, to help inspire you to get your new hobby started! Also, here is an excellent article that will help you select the perfect stitch machine for novice to kickstart your new hobby.
How to get started and where to get the info
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