Time for another post from my big blog list. So make a cuppa, take some time out to relax and browse the blogs a little.

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. Blogs that are obviously written as marketing blogs or blogs that simply constantly review products and services with the express aim of selling goods I have excluded.

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

With out further fuss here is the Letter S. Enjoy!

Sampler Stitcher is a cross stich blog which mainly focuses on antique samplers

Sandra Evertson is a published author of several books including Fanciful Paper Projects and Fanciful Paper Flowers. Also Stampington & Company has just released a line of rubber stamps. Sandras blog always has something of interest and I am sure many of my readers will love it.

Scarf It Up Louise Giordano writes about her scarves, bags, jewelry, and home decor

Scherenschnitte is the blog of paper cut artist Cindy Ferguson. Don't mis this blog as it is great.

Scoop Score and Deal Connie writes about dolls and doll making, hand embroidery, drawing, and her reading

Scratches and Scribbles is a delightful blog kept by Robyn in Sydney. Visual journals , Images of her drawings, pieces of creative writing and descriptions of life feature and keep the the reader interested.

Seamless Skin Karoda is a contemporary quilter and fiber artist who documents her work in progress

Seaweed and Gardinias keeps and blogs page spreads from her visual journal

See Be Draw is an art blog with information about art materials and tutorials.

Selflesh Shannon Rankin is a mixed media artist who produces sensitive collages and blogs her work in progress

Serendipity Anna Nowicki is a textile artist who employs contemporary surface design techniques to produce fabric of interest to be used in her quilts.

Serendipity Patchwork and Quilting Brenda Gael Smith is an Aussie quilter who blogs about her passion quilting!

Serenity is Bliss Joanna focuses on contemporary textiles and fiber techniques

Sew in Love Elizabeth describes her interests as being embroidery and paper arts however her work ranges from traditonal to contemporary and does some great stumpwork embroidery. Elizabeth is also studying for the City & Guilds Level 3 Certificate in Embroidery.

Sew Mama Sew Kristen Beth dishes out sewing tips and information daily.

Sewing Southpaw Gerry describes her interests as crafting and quilting. You will find crazy quilting and beading on her blog

Sharon Serrano Ahmed is a contemporary quilter and fiber artist who documents her creative life online.

She Brews is a craft blog that covers progress in all sorts of projects from scrap quilts and embroidery to soft toys and srcrap booking.

She's Sew Slye covers sewing projects, quilting, craft projects and design.

Shibori Girl writes about shibori and surface design techniques as well as quilting and Japanese textiles.

Shirley Goodwin - Dyeing To Design Shirley is a New Zealander who is a a dyer, felter and fiber artist

Simple Sparrow is a craft blog that often touches on crochet and sewing

Sisters is a blog shared by two sisters who are participating in the Take it Further challenge

Six and a half stitches covers knitting and crafting. All of which is beautifully photographed

Skybell Arts Kim is interested in contemporary fiber arts, quilting, embroidery, visual journals and living consciously

Skye's World Skye describes herself as liking to work in different mediums. Her interests include quilting, embroidery, cross stitch, crochet, and knit.

S'mockery Kay Susan has taken the City & Guilds Creative Embroidery Parts I and 2 and mainly blogs about contemporary textiels and embroidery

Something to Say Kim Carney's tag line is "A little something to say about everything" and that is excactly what her blog is, althought her blog does touch on textiles (yes I have included a blog that is off topic) Don't let the title put you off as this is not a persoanl diary in which Kim simply rants. Firslty her rants are often interesting and she contsantly points ot all sorts of interesting items online.

Sonji Says Sonji Hunt is a contemporary quilter who blogs the progress of her latest projects.

Sooner or Later by Yarn goddess makes all sorts of items such as fabric postcards, inchies, ATCs, journal quilts and so on.

Sparkle Jars Gayle has an interest in quilting and fiber and uses her blog to document what inspires her and what she does.

Sparkling Lotus Land Alicia talks about all sorts of creative interests and inpiration on her this blog and she also keeps a second blog Nichobella tracks her interests in quilting, embroidery and hand work

Spectrescope Jade is an Aussie blogger who explores her interest in art, paper, textiles and book binding

Spirit Cloth tracks Jude Hills explorations with thread and cloth. Jude has a great sensitivity for her medium and keeps a second blog What if? which focuses on her design decissions.

Sporadic Packrat covers crazy quilting, hand embroidery and sewing

Sredeluxe is kept by Marie Alton and covers Silk Ribbon who has been designing in Silk Ribbon for over 10 years

Stabbed is an interesting blog with the tag line "Not counted or Crossed" because "no counted cross or patterns for reproduction will be posted on this site". Topics discussed relate to the work of artists who stitch. However the dominant material is of a series of merit badges that ae work in progress. It's interesting work and worth checking out.

StegArt with a focus on contemporary textiles by Terri Stegmiller.

Stephanie's stitching is a blog kept during her City and Guilds in Embroidery documenting her studies and samples.

Stitch and More is written by Simona in Italy and she tracks her crazy quilting and embroidery projects.

Stitch Bitch is writen by Anna Van Schaurman and kept to document her needlework progress and projects.

Stitch Loop by Sian Martin is kept in order to keep in contact with distance learning students studying for their City and Guilds in Embroidery

Stitch Marker is knittng blog

Stitch Nut Kat is a machine quiltmaker, who describes herself as a "purse knitter, mosaic maker, paper and fabric collageist, crazy embroidery stitcher, beader, teacher, and interested in learning how to do more. I make ATCs, fused glass items, felt stitchery, seasonal banners, bead embroidered jewelry, etc"

Stitch Today, the Rest Tomorrow Sharon is an Aussie stitcher who blogs her stitching progress. Her other blog is Beyond The Blank Page Sharon interests which include needlework, quilting, crazy patchwork, cross stitch, reading and creative writing.

Stitches of Life Lelia blogs her progress as she works various cross stitch and beaded items. 

Stitching in the Sun Daniela tracks her progress, samples and ideas while studying for her City and Guilds in Embroidery

Stitching With a Shimmy deRomilly tracks her interests in needlework, sketching, knitting and belly dance.

Stitching with Schnauzer and Siamese is written by Maggie Harris a mixed media textile artist who knits, sews, and embroiders

Stitchworks Jackie is a contemporary texile artist who employs surface design techniques to her work and blogs its progress. Jackie is alos interested in book binding and has completed a Diploma in Art and Design

Story of a Sampler Mandie is stitching a band sampler and keeps a blog to docukment each section of her work as she goes

Studio 78 notes...Rayna Gillman is a textile artist who teaches and has published a book on surface design

Studio Notes by Karen Stiehl Osborn track explorations, techniques, inspirations and progress of her mixed media textile work

Studio Threads Vivian is interested in contemporary quilting and ATCs

Subway Hooker is a blog that covers contemporary crochet and textiles

Sue Bleiweiss focuses on contemporary textiles and paper arts and is editor of Fibre&Stitch

Sue Reno Studio covers fiber work in progress, inspiration and notes about techniques and processes. Sue mainly works with nature and enviromental themes

Suzical is interested in contemporary embroidery and texiles and maintains the Big list of Sewing Blogs

Suzi Blu discusses and encorages everyone to keep a visual journal, paints and explores aspects of creativity with a positive can do attitude.

Sweet Leaf Notebook by Michele Matucheski is a blog that records and tracks her dyeing and quilting experiments. At the time of reviewing Michele updates about once a week.

Sweetgeorgia is the blog of a weaver, spinner,dyer and knitter