Practical Embroidery in September πŸ‚πŸŽπŸŽƒπŸ•·πŸ„πŸ‘»


SEPTEMBER OVERVIEW

Hi, Reader,

I hope you are enjoying early autumn in your part of the world!

πŸ‚ As we wave goodbye to September, I want to share a monthly overview of articles, guides, and video tutorials that landed on the Practical Embroidery blog and YouTube channel this month.

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New on the Blog

How to organize embroidery floss and thread

Practical solutions for busy creatives

Halloween hand embroidery patterns

33 spooky and fun designs to stitch this fall

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