Making Merry with Loop Winter Holiday Boxes
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!
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.
Is there anything better than a bag? Project bag, handbag, haberdashery pouch, we’re not picky. A new bag represents potential, a fresh beginning, a future favourite. And this week, we have them in spades.
The tradition of dollmaking is so so special. For many of us, our first encounter with handcrafts and the creativity they inspire was through the dolls we were given as children. And continuing the generations-old practice of creating playmates for the children (or grown-ups!) in our lives is one of the best ways we keep the flame of imagination alive.
When it comes to Christmas, nobody does it quite like Rico. From daily Advent calendar treats to get you in the spirit to gift makes for everyone on your list, Rico’s incredible range really shines during the holidays.
While we love autumn for its own beauty we also can’t help but start to get excited about the winter festivities to come. And we’re super thrilled to be celebrating again this year with a brand new Loop Winter Holiday Box for 2024!
Last week we teased a very special something coming in the stitching department, and today we’re thrilled to introduce the brand new Loop Box of Embroidery + Darning Treasure!
How would you describe your perfect yarn? If you asked most knitters they’d probably say soft but hardy, versatile, ethically produced, and with tons of colour options — oh, and affordable too. Pipe dream, right?
When did you first learn about stitching crafts? When were you first enthralled by the ability to take a simple strand of yarn and turn it into something intricate, beautiful, and functional?