Wishing You Joy and Peace from All of Us at Loop
Another year is coming to a close, and once again we’re left with nothing but gratitude for all the wonderful moments we’ve shared.
Another year is coming to a close, and once again we’re left with nothing but gratitude for all the wonderful moments we’ve shared.
It’s the time of year for gift giving! As we reach out to loved ones near and far to look back on the year behind us and plan for the year ahead, it feels only fitting to mark the moment by sharing things we treasure.
We know there are a lot of CaMaRose devotees out there, and we’re super thrilled to bring you a new yarn of theirs that we just know you’re going to love.
We’ve been made aware that there is a website pretending to be us, and has stolen our content and images…
We’ve been so excited this week to welcome the winter 2024 edition of Laine Magazine, “Borealis“! Launched yesterday, this issue delivers all the cosy vibes we’re craving as December hits its stride.
Can you believe on Sunday it will be December? It has snuck up on us as well! As much as we’re enjoying all the holiday spirit, we’re also realising time is suddenly running short to make sure we bring a bit of the season’s magic to our favourite people’s lives. If you’re feeling strapped for time fear not — we’ve got tons of gift ideas in store.
There have been hints of the festive season for weeks now, but this is the weekend it truly arrives. Neighbourhood light switch-ons, Thanksgiving travel for our American friends, and a winter chill in the air can only mean one thing: the holidays are here!
Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve may still feel impossibly far away, but there’s another “Eve” we celebrate around here: Loop Winter Holiday Box Eve. And good news — it’s today!
This week is a week for comfort. For community. For crafting. With so much uncertainty and so much hurt in the world, we stitchers are so lucky to have the ability to put everything aside, even for a short time, and simply make something beautiful with our hands.
For the Spanish multimedia artist Aitor Saraiba, craft is nothing if not personal. Not only is his distinct blend of ceramics, illustration, and stitchwork totally unique, but his subject matter is often autobiographical.