There are so many online sites for fabrics, floss, accessories, free patterns, and more.  With Local Needlework Shops (LNS) becoming an endangered species as more close every day, it is imperative that we needleworkers support the online shops when we cannot get to a LNS.

While I do not carry fabrics, floss, and accessories that does not mean that you cannot obtain these items so that you can complete your project.

Please visit these wonderful sites and expand your stitching horizons!


FABRICS
www.enchantedfabrics.com
www.sassysfabbys.com
www.silkweaver.com


FLOSS
www.hand-dyedfibers.com - Silk floss
www.cajuncrossn.com
www.stitchingbitsandbobs.com


FRAMING
www.framingsupplies.com
www.framesbymail.com
www.niceframes.com
www.wncframes.com


ACCESSORIES
www.123stitch.com
www.thesilverneedle.net



MORE GREAT STUFF
www.cobwebcorner.com - HTF/OOP Patterns
www.oldstitch.com - HTF/OOP Patterns
www.freepatterns.com
www.artecy.com - Please use the link at the bottom of this page
www.freepatternsonline.com
www.free-cross-stitch-pattern.com
www.cyberstitchers.com
http://3catsart.com
http://blog.suehillisdesigns.net/


Charms and Buttons
www.fancifulsinc.com
www.acharmingplace.com
www.charmfactory.com
www.buttonmad.com
www.firemountaingems.com - Swarovski Crystals


MEET OTHER STITCHERS
www.123stitch.com - click on the Message Board tab
www.dmc-usa.com - click on the "Club" link to join free
www.crossstitchpals.com
www.yarntree.com
www.cyberstitchers.com
www.cross-stitch-board.com
www.indiepublic.com - lots of different crafters
www.stitchingthenightaway.com


PHOTO-TO-CHART
www.darklilac.com
www.picturecraftwork.com

Did you know?
Did you know that most designers now have their own websites?  Many of them have posted corrections to patterns; some also offer free patterns, such as Teresa Wentzler.  Just to a general web search for the designer.

Did you know?
Did you know that if you should happen to run out of floss or lose the chart for a kit that you can contact the manufacturer directly (ie., Dimensions, Leisure Arts, janlynn, etc.)?  The publisher/manufacturer should have a "Contact Us" link on their site.  Send them an email and most will be happy to help you out.

Did you know?
Did you know that if you happen to run across an error while stitching, the designers are always grateful for this information?  Most will make the appropriate corrections for future publications and post the corrections on their website.

Did you know?
Did you know that if you discover that fabric included in a kit is insufficient, you should contact the manufacturer?  They can make that correction for future kit distributions.