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petitepointplace:Folk Embroidery

petitepointplace:George Bain, (1881–1968), born in Scrabster in...

petitepointplace:George Bain, (1881–1968), born in Scrabster...

petitepointplace:In Celtic Ireland, not only were wild boars...

petitepointplace:Perun, A Thunder God for Thor’s Day

petitepointplace:Saule, A Sun Goddess for Sunday

petitepointplace:Folk Patterns

petitepointplace:Cross Stitch Gift Tags

petitepointplace:Candlemas Plan #2: Making a Spring Dolly

petitepointplace:Roadeside shrine, Poland

petitepointplace:Embroidered gloves from Norway and Sweden.

petitepointplace:Icelandic knitting patterns for mittens. ...

petitepointplace:Goddess Embroidery

petitepointplace:Embroidered gloves from Norway and Sweden.

petitepointplace:12/17/19Day 1 Syn icon (Handmaiden to Frigg, goddess of boundaries)

petitepointplace:George Bain, (1881–1968), born in Scrabster in...

petitepointplace:“Visiting Cuzco: Peruvian Embroideries &...

petitepointplace:Some autumnal patterns from Helen Wind’s “Country au point de croix.&rd

petitepointplace:The traditional making of the ‘straw rigs’ was completed today (Christm

petitepointplace: Palestinian Sampler

petitepointplace: Estonian sock patterns. Lot’s more here.

petitepointplace: Happy Walpurgisnacht!

petitepointplace:Cross Stitch Gift Tags

petitepointplace:Sloviakia

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petitepointplace:This delightful weaving depicting deer and other animals in a forest of trees was m

petitepointplace:Branch Weaving

petitepointplace:Slavic workshop Treti Pivni (translated as Third Rooster) has recently created an a

petitepointplace:In Celtic Ireland, not only were wild boars and sows held in high esteem, but so we

petitepointplace: Because of the multitude of seeds found within the pomegranate it is regarded by m

petitepointplace: George Bain, (1881–1968), born in Scrabster in Caithness, Scotland, was an a

petitepointplace: Some autumnal patterns from Helen Wind’s “Country au point de croix.&r

petitepointplace: Because of the multitude of seeds found within the pomegranate it is regarded by m

petitepointplace: Because of the multitude of seeds found within the pomegranate it is regarded by m

petitepointplace: Some autumnal patterns from Helen Wind’s “Country au point de croix.&r

petitepointplace: A FINE ELIZABETHAN BLACK-WORK PANEL OF LINEN ENGLISH, CIRCA 1590 probably part of

petitepointplace: Some autumnal patterns from Helen Wind’s “Country au point de croix.&r

petitepointplace: In Celtic Ireland, not only were wild boars and sows held in high esteem, but so w

petitepointplace: Satsuma Street “Whooo’s There?”

petitepointplace:George Bain, (1881–1968), born in Scrabster in Caithness, Scotland, was an artist a

petitepointplace: Because of the multitude of seeds found within the pomegranate it is regarded by m

petitepointplace: Black ShuckFor centuries, inhabitants of England have told tales of a large black

petitepointplace: Cross Stitch Gift Tags

petitepointplace: In Celtic Ireland, not only were wild boars and sows held in high esteem, but so w

petitepointplace: “The Worker’s May-Pole” (1894) and “A Garland for Ma

petitepointplace: Harriet Powers, born into slavery outside Athens, Georgia (1837). She was married

petitepointplace: Slavic workshop Treti Pivni (translated as Third Rooster) has recently created an

petitepointplace: Some autumnal patterns from Helen Wind’s “Country au point de croix.&r

petitepointplace: petitepointplace: How do you like my black work Krampus? Visit @pagan-stitches see

petitepointplace: In Celtic Ireland, not only were wild boars and sows held in high esteem, but so w

petitepointplace:Slavic Goddess Embroidery

petitepointplace: Palestinian Sampler

petitepointplace: Satsuma Street “Whooo’s There?”

petitepointplace: The traditional making of the ‘straw rigs’ was completed today (Christ

petitepointplace: Satsuma Street “Whooo’s There?”

petitepointplace: In Celtic Ireland, not only were wild boars and sows held in high esteem, but so w

petitepointplace: Satsuma Street “Whooo’s There?”

petitepointplace: Russian Embroidery Booklet Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

petitepointplace: “Most of Norway’s folk costumes include embroidery. The local embroide

curtainbummings: petitepointplace: The Dancing Goddess (by Elizabeth Wayland Barber) on roses in Eur

petitepointplace: Some autumnal patterns from Helen Wind’s “Country au point de croix.&r

petitepointplace:Embroidered gloves from Norway and Sweden.

petitepointplace: The Jöölboom (“yule-tree” in Söl’ring, a dialect

petitepointplace: Because of the multitude of seeds found within the pomegranate it is regarded by m

petitepointplace: Palestinian Sampler

petitepointplace: petitepointplace: How do you like my black work Krampus? Visit @pagan-stitches see

petitepointplace: Some autumnal patterns from Helen Wind’s “Country au point de croix.&r

petitepointplace: Because of the multitude of seeds found within the pomegranate it is regarded by m

petitepointplace: Because of the multitude of seeds found within the pomegranate it is regarded by m

petitepointplace: Cross Stitch Gift Tags

petitepointplace: Palestinian Sampler

petitepointplace: Happy Michaelmas!

petitepointplace: Because of the multitude of seeds found within the pomegranate it is regarded by m

petitepointplace: Tajikistan Folk Costume,

petitepointplace: In Celtic Ireland, not only were wild boars and sows held in high esteem, but so w

petitepointplace: Harriet Powers, born into slavery outside Athens, Georgia (1837). She was married