Time for the letter P

I know its almost mid week but if I don't post another letter from my huge list of blogs soon, I will not get through the alphabet by the end of the year!

I like to space them out a bit so that readers get a chance to find an hour or so, make a cuppa, settle back and browse. I think too many too often and people would not explore them. If you have a blog you would like me to look at leave a comment with the URL and I will check it out and I am sure others will too. 

I choose blogs that are on topic and written reasonably frequently, by textile practitioners and designers who do such things as quilt, stitch, dye, sew, embellish fabric, bead, use visual journals, or are interested in art and design. I also try and stick to blogs that are on topic at least 80% of the time. So I read back 10 posts if more than 2 posts are on something other than textiles/art I don’t include them.

Here are the lists so far A , B, C , D , E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L , M ,  N and O 

So without an more fuss here is the letter P

Paddy's Daughter makes quilts, does needlework and sewing and is interested in contemporary textiles

Pages from me Mereth is a quilter who also does rug making

Painted Threads Judy CoatesPerez creates art quilts and tracks her design process and the development of her quilts.

Pam Kellog’s Kitty and Me Designs Pam is a Cross stitch desinger who a few years ago discovered crazy quilting. She blogs her work in progress and often provides free designs for her readers.

Paper Forest explores paper arts including 3D paper folding. Some really delightful things turn up on this blog and its really worth following

Papers and Threads is a sketch book blog which mainly covers drawing but sometimes touches on crafts

Parkview 616 Jowynn embroioders, beads and does crazy quilting.

Painted Quilt Donna is a quilter

Pat Sloan's Corner. Pat Sloan is a quilter, a quilt teacher and runs her own design business. I stumbled across her via her group in the virtual 3D world of Second Life. You can read about her virtual life here

Patch Scrap by Corina in Holland. Corina's interests range from quiltingand collage to embroidery and crafts

Patchwork broderie et cetera Paule does crazy quilting, quilting and embroidery

Patra's Place Gina documents her linen collection using a blog and often includes her current stitching project.

Paula's Needlework covers her sewing, patchwork, quilting, crochet,and needlework projects.

Peg's Place Peg blogs her work in progress. She is interested in sewing, quilting, embroidery and related areas of texiles.

Perpetualplum’s Weblog focuses on recycled Art and Crafts

Permutations in Fiber Ruth interest in fiber arts and paper arts takes her into all sorts of areas and textile practices making her blog interesting and diverse

Pieces of a Quilters life Beth Ferrier keeps a blog about quilting

Pink Chalk Studio is the blog of Kathy Mack who writes about about sewing and quilting there are also tutorials on the site found via the tab in the top menu bar.

Pins and Needles Summerset Banks is interested in changing vintage garment patterns with modern embellishment techniques

Pins and Needles Jocelyn is a crazy quilter who also does needlepoint, hardanger, freeform crochet, makes artists books and does some fantastic hand embroidery.

Plumcute Designs is the blog of Tracy Souza a designer who regularly publishes her designs for non commercial use. Her blog covers sewing, embroidery, and crafting

Pocahontas County Fare On this blog you will find knitting, sewing, as well as notes on natural history and aspects of technology.

Poppy Talk is a contemporary craft ad design blog

Possibilities etc! Judy does interesting needlepoint and even interprets crazy quilting images into her canvas.

Postcards From Cairo Jenny Bowker is a Australian quilter and teacher currently living in Cairo her posts about the textiles she encounters in her travels are always interesting.

Print and Pattern describes itself as celebrating the world of surface pattern design. Some great contemporary print design turns up here.

Primrose Design In between Janets musings on art, design, vintage finds and crafting she posts some great articles and tutorials on embroidery.

Project Puppet projects and tutorials that relate to puppet making - so yes this ai a bit different

Permutations in Fiber Ruth describes herself as addicted to fiber and has interests in felting, embroidery and surface design.

Puddle of Dreams Jacqui is trained as a painter, she has her sketchbooks online and writes about her explorations into crafts in her blog.

Purple Fan Lin Moon is interested in embroidery, crazy quilting and silk ribbon embroidery but ranges into other textile related crafts too.

Purple Missus Lynda keeps a blog on contemporary textiles covering experiments with different  fabric manipulation techniques and notes on what she is working on.

Comments

[Jane Compeau]

Hi Sharon,

You asked for more blogs to read, so here's mine. I hope you enjoy a look around.

www.worldembroideries.blogspot.com

Jane

[Carrie P.]

Thanks for sharing. I have fun checking out the blogs.

[Jan]

Sharon,
You haven't gotten to the Ts yet, so stop by and check out my new blog about needlepoint and designing. I'm working on a Moroccan rug right now and posting my progress and experience in designing as I go. I also have coasters that I've designed that might interest your readers.
Jan

[Paule]

Hi Sharon

Thanks for linking my blog.

[Mary-Frances Main]

Hey there! I think the internet is conspiring me to get lost on it today - and then I came across the letter "P". Thanks for this.
I have nominated you for an award on my blog. It's a pretty one and Kreative and Thankfulness made me think of you! :)

[Ruth Lane]

Thanks for the link Sharon!

[corina]

thank you for doing this, Sharon!