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From Blackwing -
Though he is best known as the lead guitarist and vocalist for the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia was much more than a musician. His house at 710 Ashbury Street marked the heart of the enlightenment and expression that pulsed through san Fransisco in the 1960s. It also fueled Jerry’s profound exploration into painting and visual arts.
Like his guitar playing, Jerry’s sketches and paintings seem to meander on the canvas, taking unepected turns efore changing shape entirely. They show us that improvisation isn’t just reserved for the stage and that our ideas shouldn’t be bound by what’s expected of us.
The Blackwing 710 is our tribute to Jerry Garcia and his fusion of visual and musical expression. A slice of his painting “Curves & Lines” is printed on each pencil, which features our soft graphite that is ideal for both drawing and songwriting.
Finish - Cuves and Lines
Ferrule - Black
Eraser - Teal
Imprint - White
Graphite - Soft
From Blackwing -
There’s a moment in every kitchen when time and temperature do something magical. At approximately 140 degrees, a series of complex new compounds are created that transform food into an art form.
The Maillard Reaction is the name science gives to this moment when food begins to brown and flavor takes shape, but cooks know it by heart. It’s a feeling. A sound. A smell. The signal that something real is happening.
It’s the warm scent of freshly baked bread, the nutty flavor of roasted vegetables, and the crackling crust on a seared steak.
The Blackwing 140 is a tribute to this incredible transformation and the culinary arts it fuels. Each stainless steel-colored pencil includes our versatile balanced graphite that can be used for jotting down ingredients or sketching your plating ideas.
Finish, Ferrule, Eraser, and Imprint: Silver
Graphite: Balanced
From Blackwing -
The Blackwing 140 is our tribute to the culinary arts. Each 4 x 6 in recipe card has space for ingredients and directions, as well as details like serving size, prep time, cook time, and difficulty rating.
Set of 10 recipe cards.
From Blackwing -
The Blackwing 11 is our tribute to Bill Russell and his undeniable legacy on and off the basketball court. The number 11 foil stamped on each pencil represents the number of championships he won, more than any player in NBA history. Each pencil includes our soft graphite.
Bill Russell won eleven championships in thirteen seasons as the heart of the greatest dynasty in basketball history. He was a dynamic champion on the court whose impact forever changed the game. Off the court, his presence was even more impactful as he endeavored to fight for equality and social justice.
Bill Russell revolutionized the way basketball was played. A dominant defender and rebounder, he transformed blocking shots into an art form, turning defense into a fast-break weapon. His unselfish style of play redefined what it meant to be a star, prioritizing teamwork and strategy over individual stats. For Russell, the game was about more than personal glory. It was about the principles that made winning meaningful.
A fearless advocate for equality, he was a vocal leader off the court, standing with civil rights icons like Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Muhammad Ali.
12 in a pack.
The Blackwing 746 is a tribute to the Golden Gate Bridge and other engineering wonders of the modern world. Each pencil features our firm graphite core and is finished with a special mulit-layered technique to bring out the iconic International Orange color of San Francisco’s world-famous Marvel.
In the summer of 1929, the newly- formed Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District hired Joseph B. Strauss to complete a task that many said was impossible: build a bridge across the churning waters of the Golden Gate Strait. He and his team of engineers, designers, and planners used pencil and paper to develop the sketches, design drafts, and finished plans that would become the Golden Gate Bridge.
When the Golden Gate Bridge opened on May 27, 1937, it was the longest suspension bridge in the world. It measured 1.7 miles long, with a 4,200-foot main span and two 746-foot towers supporting the structure at either end. The innovative engineering techniques used to build the bridge have allowed it to withstand hurricane- force winds, raging ocean currents, and the rumblings of the nearby San Andreas Fault.
Finish: Int. Orange
Ferrule: Black
Eraser: Int. Orange
Imprint: Black
Graphite: Firm
The Blackwing One-Step Long Point Sharpener creates a long, curved point that resists breakage. Its compact design is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand or as a permanent part of your everyday carry.
The body is made of durable machined aluminum and the sharpening unit features a German steel blade. The canister can hold three fresh sharpens before needing to be emptied.
Perfect for the Project Bag!
A6 hardcover notebook (105 x 148 mm), 160 pages of 100 GSM ivory paper, white matte cover, signature lay-flat binding, loaded with a Blackwing Pearl pencil. Available with dot-grid.
Perfect for the Project Bag!
A6 hardcover notebook (105 x 148 mm), 160 pages of 100 GSM ivory paper, black matte cover, signature lay-flat binding, loaded with a Blackwing Matte pencil. Available with blank paper.
The Blackwing Point Guard is designed to ensure your Blackwing pencil gets wherever you’re going in one piece. Crafted out of lightweight, machined aluminum, the Point Guard goes over the point of your Blackwing pencil, keeping it safe in your bag, pocket, or pencil roll. The tip of your pencil “floats” inside the cap to protect your point against unexpected drops or jams.
The eraser is made of a special soft material that erases the dark lines of our graphite cleanly and easily. The holder is made of durable aluminum that lets you get a solid grip while erasing. It also includes a jumbo-sized version of the iconic Blackwing clip, so you can extend the eraser as you use it.
Blackwings have always been known for their iconic, replaceable, square erasers. To replace your eraser, slide the eraser and clip out of the ferrule, remove the clip from the old eraser, place the new eraser into the clip, and insert the new eraser and clip into the ferrule.
Replacement erasers come in sets of 10.
The warmest of LFA Linens browns, almost rich clay, with soft to medium mottling.
Use the “Cross Stitch Calculator” button in this listing to calculate if your project will fit the linen/Aida sizes offered. Thank you Yarn Tree for this wonderful calculator!
Linen and Aida Sizing Information:
Because the dyeing process involves heat and water, fabric shrinking does occur. The following cuts are the industry standard sizing prior to dyeing. I find most hand-dyed linens shrink about an inch or two either way. The Aida does not tend to shrink much at all. Linen and Aida have different Fat Half and Fat Quarter sizes due to their different bolt sizes.
Linen Sizes:
Yard = 36” x 55”
FH = Fat Half = 36” x 27x5”
FQ = Fat Quarter = 27.5” x 18”
Aida Sizes:
FH = Fat Half = 20” x 36”
FQ = Fat Quarter = 18” x 20”
PLEASE KEEP IN MIND:
Sue’s beautiful fabric is hand-dyed in individual batches with lots of care and creativity, which makes it impossible to have two pieces look exactly alike. But you already probably know that, and that is why you are looking to purchased hand-dyed fabric in the first place!
I do my best to photograph the yarn in natural light to best show off the colors, but all screens display color differently. If you ever want to video chat “live” to see the fabrics even better, contact me at rachel@treehousefiberarts.com to set up a Facetime or zoom conference call.
Light brown linen with a slightly darker brown delicate mottling. So versatile, this fabric can be used beautifully for samplers as well as more modern pictorial stitching.
Beautifully hand-dyed cross-stitch fabric by Sue of LFA Linens/Legacy Fiber Arts.
Use the “Cross Stitch Calculator” button in this listing to calculate if your project will fit the linen/Aida sizes offered. Thank you Yarn Tree for this wonderful calculator!
Linen and Aida Sizing Information:
Because the dyeing process involves heat and water, fabric shinking does occur. The following cuts are the industry standard sizing prior to dyeing. I find most hand-dyed linens shrink about an inch or two either way. The Aida does not tend to shrink much at all. Linen and Aida have different Fat Half and Fat Quarter sizes due to their different bolt sizes.
Linen Sizes:
Yard = 36” x 55”
FH = Fat Half = 36” x 27x5”
FQ = Fat Quarter = 27.5” x 18”
Aida Sizes:
FH = Fat Half = 20” x 36”
FQ = Fat Quarter = 18” x 20”
PLEASE KEEP IN MIND:
Sue’s beautiful fabric is hand-dyed in individual batches with lots of care and creativity, which makes it impossible to have two pieces look exactly alike. But you already probably know that, and that is why you are looking to purchased hand-dyed fabric in the first place!
I do my best to photograph the yarn in natural light to best show off the colors, but all screens display color differently. If you ever want to video chat “live” to see the fabrics even better, contact me at rachel@treehousefiberarts.com to set up a Facetime or zoom conference call.
Beautifully hand-dyed cross-stitch fabric by Sue of LFA Linens/Legacy Fiber Arts.
Warm light tan base with a medium brown mottling. A bit more golden/honey colored than Covered Bridge. A less saturated version of Boston Tea Party.
Use the “Cross Stitch Calculator” button in this listing to calculate if your project will fit the linen/Aida sizes offered. Thank you Yarn Tree for this wonderful calculator!
Linen and Aida Sizing Information:
Because the dyeing process involves heat and water, fabric shinking does occur. The following cuts are the industry standard sizing prior to dyeing. I find most hand-dyed linens shrink about an inch or two either way. The Aida does not tend to shrink much at all. Linen and Aida have different Fat Half and Fat Quarter sizes due to their different bolt sizes.
Linen Sizes:
Yard = 36” x 55”
FH = Fat Half = 36” x 27x5”
FQ = Fat Quarter = 27.5” x 18”
Aida Sizes:
FH = Fat Half = 20” x 36”
FQ = Fat Quarter = 18” x 20”
PLEASE KEEP IN MIND:
Sue’s beautiful fabric is hand-dyed in individual batches with lots of care and creativity, which makes it impossible to have two pieces look exactly alike. But you already probably know that, and that is why you are looking to purchased hand-dyed fabric in the first place!
I do my best to photograph the yarn in natural light to best show off the colors, but all screens display color differently. If you ever want to video chat “live” to see the fabrics even better, contact me at rachel@treehousefiberarts.com to set up a Facetime or zoom conference call.
Beautifully hand-dyed cross-stitch fabric by Sue of LFA Linens/Legacy Fiber Arts.
Schooner was our April colorway for the 2022 LFA Linens Club, now available to everyone.
Sue dyed this colorway to act as a beautiful cheery neutral - for both samplers and also for more modern pictorial designs. The base is a soft buttermilk cream with shades of golden honey mottled throughout.
Use the “Cross Stitch Calculator” button in this listing to calculate if your project will fit the linen/Aida sizes offered. Thank you Yarn Tree for this wonderful calculator!
Linen and Aida Sizing Information:
Because the dyeing process involves heat and water, fabric shrinking does occur. The following cuts are the industry standard sizing prior to dyeing. I find most hand-dyed linens shrink about an inch or two either way. The Aida does not tend to shrink much at all. Linen and Aida have different Fat Half and Fat Quarter sizes due to their different bolt sizes.
Linen Sizes:
Yard = 36” x 55”
FH = Fat Half = 36” x 27.5”
FQ = Fat Quarter = 27.5” x 18”
Aida Sizes:
FH = Fat Half = 20” x 36”
FQ = Fat Quarter = 18” x 20”
PLEASE KEEP IN MIND:
Sue’s beautiful fabric is hand-dyed in individual batches with lots of care and creativity, which makes it impossible to have two pieces look exactly alike. But you already probably know that, and that is why you are looking to purchased hand-dyed fabric in the first place!
I do my best to photograph the yarn in natural light to best show off the colors, but all screens display color differently. If you ever want to video chat “live” to see the fabrics even better, contact me at rachel@treehousefiberarts.com to set up a Facetime or zoom conference call.
So many variety of trees! So many samplers have a more “feminine” look to them - I think this one would be a beautiful sampler in honor of that special guy or male ancestor in your life as well. Love this one. On LFA Linens Schooner - perfection!!!
Stitch count 369w x 346 h
Listing includes pattern and called for DMC Flosses
Such a gorgeous color pallet! Every outdoor, color-loving, nature-loving stitcher will have a blast stitching this gorgeous Nashville Needlework Market 2023 design by Teresa.
Kit includes pattern and called-for DMC, Weeks, and Classic Colorworks floss.
stitch count 257 x 195
Teresa’s inspiration for this design was her love for designing samplers AND her love of strawberries. I was part of her Patreon and stitched (and continue to stitch) this pattern as part of a mystery SAL for her tier 4 True Blue Whimsies. Her Patreon is so much fun, and worth every penny!!
listing includes pattern, called for DMC and Week’s Dye Works
stitch count 213 x 152
Modern seaside sampler!
Kit includes pattern and special Treehouse floss conversion.
Next in the Etchings series. Love this fresh, newer series from legend Cecelia Turner of Heart In Hand. It reminds me of hand-cut linoleum block printing that I love so much on fabrics and paper!
Stitch count 121 x 65 h
The latest in the “Etching” series! Love this “block print-esque” style of this series!
From Liz -
”Gifts From My Garden was inspired by my love of gardening and the delicate, sweet flowers that emerge each year. The bouquet of flowers is tied with a ribbon and layered over a piece of “cross-stitched) lace that has been embellished with antique mother-of-pearl buttons to give this piece of a collage-like look. The bouquet would be beautiful stitched alone, and there are many lovely color options that could be used.”
Listing includes design and called-for DMC flosses (15)
83 x 121 h
Both Spring Parades 1 and 2, by Lila’s Studio. Look at these closely - such clever designs by Lila’s Studio!!! These are sure to make you smile while stitching! We love this design and flosses on LFA Linens Popover!
Stitch count for each ornament is 70W x 70H.
Stitch count for 4 ornaments stitched as one piece is 277W x 70H.
Listing includes:
2 Pattern booklets with 8 designs in all! (Spring Parade 1 and 2)
25 called-for DMCs!
Listing does not include fabric as shown in the pictures, but will link in the listing to the Popover if you are interested!
These bunnies are sure to bring a happy “spring” feel into your home! I especially love the sprig of florals on the brown bunny silhouette and the adorable floral wreath and checkered scarf on the big bunny. The Bloom sentiment was the “icing on the cake” for me - and made this design a must-have for the shop. The silk thread adds such rich color to the already beautiful design - just gorgeous.
Listing includes the pattern, 13 NPI Silk flosses, and 1 DMC floss.
Stitch Counts:
Bunny with Blooms 80 x 78
Bloom: 112 x 31
Hop Hop: 68 x 59
Sweet design by a true needlewoman designer herself, Teresa Kogut. Thimble, needles, scissors, tomato pincushion, gold house, embroidery hoop, and spinning wheel - just a few of the images on this design from Nashville Market 2023. An extra thrill was Teresa stitching her design on LFA Linens in Millstone!
listing includes called for Weeks Dyeworks (1) and DMC (12)
stitch count: 119 x 83
Listing includes pattern and called for DMC and Weeks Dye Works
Stitch count 134 x 298
Model was stitched on Weeks Mocha.
Celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary!
2026 Summer Issue Contributors
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Aunt Susie's House
Bird in the Hand Primitives
Crocette a gogo'
Finally a FarmGirl
Giulia Punti Antichi
Happy Cat Stitchery
Lucy Beam
Mani di Donna Designs
Orphaned Wool
Roberta Jackson Designs
Shakespeare's Peddler
Starlight Stitching Co.
Sugar Maple Designs
Teresa's Primitive Treasures
The Bonny Bee
The Cooperage
The Nebby Needle
Twin Peak Primitives
Two Old Crows
Punch Needle & Primitive Stitcher Magazine is the first needlework publication dedicated to those stitchers who are avid cross stitch and punch needle enthusiasts. Designs are in the primitive, folk, and whimsical styles.
2026 Spring Issue Contributors
Bird in the Hand Primitives
Crocette a gogo'
Finally a FarmGirl
Giulia Punti Antichi
Happy Cat Stitchery
Lucy Beam
Mani di Donna Designs
Orphaned Wool
Roberta Jackson Designs
Shakespeare's Peddler
Starlight Stitching Co.
Sugar Maple Designs
Teresa's Primitive Treasures
The Bonny Bee
The Cooperage
The Nebby Needle
Twin Peak Primitives
Two Old Crows
22 projects and a special bonus! Punch Needle & Primitive StitcherTM Magazine is the first needlework publication dedicated to those stitchers who are avid cross stitch and punch needle enthusiasts. Designs are in the primitive, folk, and whimsical styles.
2025 Summer Issue Contributors
Aunt Susie's House
Barbara Ana Designs
Bird in the Hand Primitives
Cherry Hill Stitchery
Cottage River Studio
Crocette a gogo'
GoneKnots Fiber Art
Happy Cat Stitchery
Jan Hicks Creates
Lucy Beam
Mani di Donna Designs
One of a Kind Heirlooms
Orphaned Wool
Roberta Jackson Designs
Shakespeare's Peddler
Starlight Stitching Co.
Sugar Maple Designs
Teresa's Primitive Treasures
The Cooperage
The Nebby Needle
Twin Peak Primitives
Two Old Crows
A sweet little honeybee. This enamel bee pin is the perfect gift for bee lovers, bee-keepers, and lapel pin collectors.
THIS PIN GIVES BACK: With this purchase you’re not only supporting an independent artist, but also real bees! A $1 from every bee pin purchased is donated between The Bee Conservancy, Project Apis m., and Detroit Hives to help protect and preserve our planet’s little pollinators.
Size: 1.25″ x .75″
Made with high quality, polished copper plating and hard enamel. Includes black rubber clutch for secure fastening.
Plastic-free packaging.
A curious little chickadee enamel pin. Chickadees are known for being friendly little songbirds and can sometimes be coaxed to eat out of your hand. This one will happily follow along with you wherever you go, no birdseed required!
Size: 1.4″ x 1″
Made with high quality, polished copper plating and hard enamel. Includes black rubber clutches for secure fastening.
I’ve converted a few into needle minders with strong magnets - please select in the drop-down box below.
Plastic-free packaging.
These pins are designed by the same artist who designed my Treehouse Fiber Arts Logo!
A lucky little robin enamel pin. These birds, which appear with the arrival of spring, are a symbol for rebirth and renewal. Seeing the first one hopping around at spring-time is cause for celebration here in Michigan, because it means the end of winter, and trees and flowers will soon start blooming!
Afraid of losing your pin? Check out our deluxe locking pin backs to keep them safe & secure.
Size: 1.5″ x 1.1″
Made with high quality, polished copper plating and hard enamel. Includes black rubber clutches for secure fastening.
Plastic-free packaging.
Lori Holt's Chunky Thread is 100% cotton and is sport weight. It's perfect for knitting, crochet, punch needle or other crafts. Each skein is 50 grams (approximately 140 yards or 128 meters).
What I love about this product:
Great color selection!
100% cotton - natural fiber
plies do not split when I’m crocheting like other cotton yarns I’ve used!
8 Newest colors are New Penny, Old Lace, Chalkboard, Morning, Tarragon, Pear, Blossom, Weathered.
The Sew Happy! Punch Needle Pattern by Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet features instructions for nine Sew Happy! projects.
Chunky Thread colors used are Beehive, Blossom, Blush, Butterscotch, Cayenne, Chamomile, Cider, Denim, Eggshell Blue, Frosting, Garden Green, Honey, Lagoon, Leaf, Morning, Nutmeg, Thyme, Pear, Raindrop, Red, Riley Gray, Riley Red, Schoolhouse, Songbird, Sweet Mint, Tarragon, Tea Rose, Thyme, and Weathered.
The Spring Punch Needle Pattern by Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet features instructions for five spring-themed projects (10" square, 8 1/2" circle, and 6" x 10" ovals).
Blush
Brown Sugar
Chamomile
Cider
Eggshell Blue
Garden Green
Honey
Linen
Old Rose
Pebble
Sage
Stonewash
Kit includes Pattern and Chunky thread
Don’t forget your Punch Needle or Weaver’s Cloth.
The Summer Punch Needle Pattern by Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet features instructions for six summer-themed projects (10" square, 7" x 11" oval, and 4 3/4" squares). The 7" x 11" oval fits onto Lori's 8" x 12" Vintage Wooden Board.
20 Chunky Thread colors used this the Summer booklet are:
Basil
Beehive
Breezy
Cayenne
Chamomile
Denim
Honey
Linen
Lipstick
Nutmeg
Pebble
Peony
Riley Aqua
Riley Green
Riley Red
Spring Green
Steel
Sweet Mint
Tea Rose
Vivid
Or broken down by design:
Queen Bee: Breezy, Chamomile, Honey, Linen, Peony, Steel
Flower: Breezy, Chamomile, Honey, Lipstick, RIley Aqua, Riley Green, Spring Green, Vivid
Heart: Chamomile, Honey, Riley Green, Peony, Tea Rose
Cherries: Basil, Cayenne, Chamomile, Honey, Nutmeg, Riley Green, Riley Red, Sweet Mint
Bird: Chamomile, Denim, Honey, Lipstick, Pebble, Riley Aqua, Riley Green, Riley Red
Beehive: Basil, Beehive, Breezy, Chamomile, Denim, Honey, Lipstick, Pebble, Riley Green, Riley Red, Spring Green
Kit includes the Pattern and 20 colors of Chunky Thread.
Don’t forget your Weaver’s Cloth and Punch Needle.
The Autumn Punch Needle Pattern by Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet features instructions for six fall-themed projects (10" square, 8" circles, and 6" circle).
Chunky Thread colors used in the Autumn Pattern Booklet are:
Autumn
Basil
Brick
Butterscotch
Honey
Lagoon
Linen
Nutmeg
Pebble
Pumpkin
Raindrop
Raisin
Schoolhouse
Steel
Terracotta
Thyme
Or Broken down by design:
Star: Autumn, Butterscotch, Linen, Pebble, Raindrop, Raisin, Schoolhouse, Thyme
Sunflowers: Basil, Butterscotch, Linen, Pebble, Raindrop, Raisin, Lagoon, Thyme
Acorns: Autumn, Brick, Basil, Linen, Pumpkin, Terracotta, Thyme
Blue Floral: Autumn, Basil, Linen, Raindrop, Lagoon, Terracotta, Thyme
Maple Leaves: Autumn, Brick, Butterscotch, Honey, Linen, Pumpkin, Raisin, Terracotta
Bird: Autumn, Brick, Basil, Butterscotch, Nutmeg, Pumpkin, Raisin, Steel, Thyme
Kit includes the pattern and Chunky Thread.
Don’t forget your punch needle and Weaver’s Cloth.
The Winter Punch Needle Pattern by Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet features instructions for eight winter-themed projects (10" square, 7" x 11" oval, 5" x 6" hexagons, and 4 1/2" circles). Chunky Thread colors used this the Summer booklet are:
Basil
Beehive
Brown Sugar
Butterscotch
Cider
Cloud
Denim
Honey
Lagoon
Leaf
Linen
Lipstick
Nutmeg
Peony
Pumpkin
Raindrop
Red
Schoolhouse
Steel
Thyme
Kit includes the pattern and called-for Chunky Threads.
Don’t forget your punch needle and weaver’s cloth.
When finished, this punch needle measures approximately 4.75 × 4.25”
This listing is for the design, only.
When finished, this punch needle measures approximately 5.25 × 7”
This listing is for the design, only.
The actual Treehouse, of Treehouse Fiber Arts.

For centuries, the Indigenous people of North America have preserved their histories through art. As more and more Native Americans were displaced by westward-expanding colonialism, art became a vessel for preserving their culture as well as their history. Their daily lives were recorded through paintings, songs, stories, and dances.
Native American art is both functional and beautiful, acting as a bridge to Indigenous cultures and offering a unique perspective on their history. These works enrich the lives of all Americans, providing a window into the world through Indigenous eyes.
The Blackwing 574 is a tribute to Native American art and the 574 nations that use it to assert agency and identity. Blackwing worked with Kaw, Osage, Lakota artist Chris Pappan to design a pencil that evokes geometric patterns found throughout many Native American expressions of culture. Each pencil includes Blackwing’s firm graphite.
A portion of the proceeds from this release will be donated to the Cheyenne River Youth Project and their mission to provide enriching arts programs to Lakota youth on the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Reservation.