It is time for the letter P. This year so far I feel I have been setting a cracking pace with these lists of annotated/reviewed blogs of interest.

To be listed, I choose blogs that stay on topic at least 80% of the time, are written frequently, by textile practitioners and designers who do such things as quilt, stitch, dye, sew, embellish fabric, and bead. Or are kept by people who are interested in art, design or paper related crafts, such as bookbinding, altered books, visual journals or studio journals. By 80% of the time I mean that when I visit, 8 in 10 posts are on topic. If a blog has not been updated in the last 6 weeks or so I don’t include it as I think readers enjoy current and active blogs.

I often find blogs that are not in English and translate them via Google Translate 

For the rest of the alphabet here are the letters A , B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O and now I would like to present the letter P 

• p.i.g.m.e.n.t.i.u.m This blog describes itself as “ We intend to look up a random painting and upload it with a link here every day whilst having our daily cuppa coffee.”
• Paddestoelengek is written by Dutch crazy quilter Cobi Leiden. Her interests also include dyeing her fabrics, lace knitting and crochet 
• Paddy's Daughter  makes quilts, does needlework and sewing and is interested in contemporary textiles
• Pages from me  Mereth is an Aussie quilter who also does rug making
• Painted Quilt  Donna is a quilter who is doing a lot of stash busting 
• Painted Threads  Judy CoatesPerez creates art quilts and tracks inspiration, the design process and development of her quilts.
• Pam Garrison is a stitcher and avid art journaller and often shares her page threads. 
• 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.
• Pam Kitty Morning is a quilting and sewing blog
• Pandora's Button Box contemporary textiles and crafts 
• Papéis por todo lado Illustration, arts, contemporary design and textiles are covered in this blog which you can translate this blog via Google Translate 
• Paper Forest  explores paper arts including 3D paper folding. Some really delightful things turn up on this blog and its really worth following
• Paper Quilter Ethels writes about her interest and ongoing projects in paper arts quilting, sewing, knitting and craft
• Papers and Threads  is a sketch book blog which mainly covers drawing but sometimes touches on crafts
• Papertrails by a Paper Lover focuses on paper crafts 
• Parkview 616  Jowynn embroioders, beads and does crazy quilting.
• 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 and Stitch is a Dutch blog that focuses on quilting, cross stitch, fabric postcards and ATCs.Google Translate  will help you out if needed. 
• Patch Scrap  by Corina in Holland. Corina's interests range from quilting and collage to embroidery and crafts.Google Translate  will help you out if needed. 
• Patchwork broderie et cetera  Paule does crazy quilting, quilting and embroidery..Google Translate  will help you out if needed. 
• Patchwork Pottery is a craft and quilting blog 
• Patchwork Times is a quilting blog 
• Patra's Place  Gina documents her linen collection using a blog and often includes her current stitching project.
• Patstudio: A celebration of slowly made goods: Pat Spiller describes her interests as fiber related such as quilting, sewing, beading, and knitting are passions, creating wearable art and accessories, art quilts and fabric art journals. Pat also dabbles in the paper crafts such as altering books and mailable art 
• Patti La Valley is a doll artist who tracks her creations 
• Patty the Quilt Lady as the title sounds Patty keeps a blog about quilts and sewing as she beats the odd UFO and project into order
• Paula Becker is an illustrator who shares her sketchbook page spreads.
• Paula's Needlework  covers her rug making, sewing, patchwork, quilting, crochet,and needlework projects.
• Pea Soup Suse is an Aussie who writes about knitting, spinning and photography 
• Peg's Place  Peg blogs her work in progress. She is interested in sewing, quilting, embroidery and related areas of texiles.
• Peggy’s Art Journal Peggy shares pages spreads of her art journal which display a unique style. 
• Pen in Hand Karen Sandstrom is an illustrator who keeps a blog and often shares images of her latest work
• Pencil Talk is about pencils. There is lots of reviews of different pencils, erasers, and all the stuff you have on a desk! It’s an interesting blog check it out.
• Penguin & Fish Alyssa writes about what she makes and what inspires her .
• Permutations in Fiber  Ruth describes herself as addicted to fiber and has interests in felting, embroidery and surface design and her interest in fiber arts and paper arts takes her into all sorts of areas and textile practices making her blog interesting and diverse
• Perpetualplum’s Weblog  focuses on recycled Art and crafts
• Pete Scully shares page spreads of his sketchbook and is an Urban sketcher
• Peter Cusack shares his drawing and painting
• Perpetual Love writes about antique style dolls and art
• Pie Cake Primitives Lorraine Gerbi makes contemporary dolls
• Pieces of a Quilters life  Beth Ferrier keeps a blog about quilting
• Pika Land is described as “living the illustrated life - I've set my sights on so many things that are designed by illustrators and artists that I've decided to catalog them here!”
• Pimp Stitch contemporary embroidery, tutorials and patterns
• Pink Chalk Studio  is the blog of Kathy Mack who writes about about sewing and quilting. There is also tutorials on the site found via the tab in the top menu bar.
• Pink Penguin is written by a contemporary quilter. In the side bar are links to tutorials.   
• Pins and Needles  Jocelyn is a crazy quilter who also does needlepoint, hardanger, freeform crochet, makes artists books and does some fantastic hand embroidery.
• Pins and Needles  Summerset Banks is interested in changing vintage garment patterns with modern embellishment techniques
• Pinyon Creek Stitching Leslie Ehrlich is a well known crazy quilter who is active online in the yahoo discussion groups, round robbins etc which means there is always lots of eye candy on her blog.
• Pippijoe is written by Caitlin who is an independent designer in Melbourne with a love of textiles. With a background in interior design she has ventured into the world of hand screenprinted textiles
• Plain-n-simple is a contemporary doll makers blog
• Planet June is a contemporary DYI craft blog that includes sewing, needle felting, and beading.
• Plays with Needles  Susan Eliot is interested in Crazy Quilting, Japanese Embroidery, Beadwork, Sewing, and Mixed Media. 
• 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.
• Plushroom Soup contemporary soft toys (plushies) 
• Pocahontas County Fare  On this blog you will find knitting, sewing, as well as notes on natural history and aspects of technology.
• Pomegranates and paper writes about life and art journaling
• Pompom Rouge Kirsten Duncan’s craft and sewing blog
• Posie Gets Cozy Alicia Paulson embroiders, sews and crafts  
• Possibilities etc!  Judy does interesting needlepoint using unusual stitches and often interprets crazy quilting images into her canvas. She offers free patterns and tutorials on her blog. So don’t just skim by it as it is good value. 
• Postcard From Puniho New Zealand artist Paul Hutchinson produces small paintings and writes about them 
• Practically Necessary is a sewing blog
• Primitives & Whimsies Andrea makes primative and folk art, keeps an art journal and blogs her activities 
• Primrose Design In between Janets musings on art, design, vintage finds and crafting she posts some great articles and tutorials on embroidery.
• Princess Bubbles Creates explores techniques and ideas in mixed media art journals, beading and fiber. 
• Print and Pattern  describes itself as celebrating the world of surface pattern design. Some great contemporary print design turn up here.
• Printmaking without a Press with Linda Germain writes about printmaking including gelatin prints, stencils, stamps, lino cuts, wood blocks and mixed media art. 
• Project Puppet  projects and tutorials that relate to puppet making - so yes this site is a bit different
• Puddle of Dreams  Jacqui is trained as a painter, she has her sketchbooks online and writes about her explorations into crafts in her blog.
• Purl bee covers contemporary craft and knit
• Purly Victorious Carlita is interested in crochet knit and craft
• Purple Fan  Lin Moon is interested in embroidery, crazy quilting and silk ribbone embroidery but ranges into other textile realted 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.

 Make a cuppa and enjoy browsing!