I am sure people have been expecting this as I am attempting to complete the Alphabet by the end of the year. So stop rushing around make a cuppa and take some time out to relax .

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

The last section of the alphabet I will publish before the end of the year. In other words the letters U, V, W, X, Y, Z will appear soon and as a single post because there are not too many blogs in each letter. I hope it will make enjoyable holiday browsing.

Then I will have to decide if I should start again, next year at the letter A and repeat the process , updating and adding blogs removing those that are no longer active as I go. I think its better to publish in sections rather than one long list. I know if I encounter a list too long I never look at every link. Separate lists gives everyone a chance to browse and be browsed, as there is never one great slab of links that just puts people off looking at them all.  I will be canvassing opinions on that idea. Of course people can leave their blog address in the comments if they choose and I will check it out.  

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.

Tangled Threads Maureen is a fellow Aussie who is a crazy quilter interested in embelishment, a dyer interested in surface design , a knitter and turns her hand to many things fiber.

Tanglecrafts' Tangled Threads. In the sidebar of this blog you will discover categories for even weave hand embroidery such as Blackwork, Drawn Thread, and Pulled Thread but don't miss some of the interesting contemporary Bargello pieces to be found on this blog. Other interests listed are beading, crochet, dyeing and knitting. Also found in the sidebar is a number of free patterns for even weave embroidery techniques.

Tango Musings Linda describes her interests as "playing with fabric and paints to create art"

Tattered Tiara LIsa blogs about her collage work and vintage paper crafts

Taylors Textile Trials Carol's blog tracks experiments in surface design, dyes, print, fabric manipulation and contemporary textiles.

Tee's Spree's The blog of Teesha Moore who is a well known art journaller and teacher.

Tenar's Cave tracks her interests in contemporary needlwork techniques

Textile Goddess is the blog of Helen Cowans mixed media textile artist. Helen is a contemporary machine embroiderer and has taught City & Guilds Embroidery and Design and Machine Embroidery. Many of her pieces are 3D.

Textile Tales by Carol McFee covers contemporary textile and mixed media techniques, tracking her experiments and samples.

Textiles in Time Marty is a crazy quilter who regularly blogs her work

TextileXplorations Susan is interested in contemporary fiber work

Textured Turtle Linda Themer described herself as a fiber and mosaic artist and she blogs her current projects

The Blue Between Pam is a lampwork glass artist making interesting beads and blogging about it. Other interests include photography, painting and drawing.

The Colorist Casey Klahn is an artist who works mainly with pastels and writes about art and colour. He also keeps a second blog Pastel

The Felt Mouse Jenifer writes about felt crafts, knitting, sewing, and scrapbooking.

The Floss Box Emily is a sticher who regularly provides and points to free designs online

The Passion of my Needle TeeJay is cross stitcher who blogs her work in progress

The Textile blog tracks textile design the history of interiors and interior furnishings over the last three centuries. I often indulge myself here over my morning coffee. There is always something interesting and a tid bit of knowledge to think about.

The Vespiary is a blog on book conservation and book binding which focuses on hand-bound books made from a variety of materials.

Thelma's Sew’n Things Thema is interested in embroiderdery and crazy quilting

Thimble covers knitting, embroidery, crafting, cooking, paper crafts and sewing,  providing links to projects and interesting sites along the way.

This and That...my random thoughts Deepa writes about Indian hand embroidery and often publishes tutorials on various techniques.

Thread Story tracks Karen's love of creating art quilts.

Threads Across the Web Carol-Anne blogs about the progress of her beautiful Japanese embroidery and she is also interested in contemporary embroidery .

Threads Addict Annette is a contemporary quilter, hand and machine embroiderer, and blogs her projects which include items such as fabric postcards, art dolls, fiber charms, and fabric journal pages.

Threads of a Tatting Goddess Gina is a tatter who blogs and often shares tips and tricks. Also while on the site check out her tutorials.

Threads of Desire Kathryn writes about her stitching in progress which includes needlepoint, cross stitch, embroidery, sewing and quilting

Threads of Love Linda does embroidery, crazy quilting, quilting, makes contemporary dolls and blogs her projects along the way.

Threadspider's weblog Judith tracks hers interests in contemporary textiles. You will find a mix of fiber interests here quilting, mixed media, spinning, and embroidery to name a few

Through the Hoop Terry works even weave embroidery such as black work, cross stitch, needle point and styles of embroidery worked on non even weave cloth such as needle painting, crewel embroidery, Brazillian embroidery, also crazy quilting

Tie One On is challenge site for those who are into aprons. It is s described as "make aprons to show and tell! every other month there is a different theme. you make the apron, e-mail me the photo (a jpeg) with your info (like a blog link), and then I will add it to the gallery at the end of the month"

Tissuepapers has a tagline "sewing, crafting, living with a vintage flair" and that very much describes this blog.

To Dream to Stitch Maggie is a textile artist that documents her inspiration and work in progress as she explores fiber and mixed media

Travel Fibre and Thread Sue writes about contemporary textiles and motorbikes! An unusual mix but interesting so do drop by

Treats and Treasures is a site of Dutch designer Marieke Berghuis who blogs a uncontrived studio journal.

True Stitches Heather is a contemporary textile artist who designs, spins, knits, weaves, and quilts

Trumpetvine Travels is a sketch blog and discusses sketching for travel journals. Do swing by and take a look as publishied in this blog, are some wonderful sketches that capture the moment

TyQuilts is a blog kept by a quilter of 22 years of experience who is interested in design