As regular readers will know I have designed a series of square stitching cards for the 
When you are stitching your card patterns do you like to have some kind of background activity? Maybe listening to the radio, half watching the TV or listening to a music CD. I have set up a poll so that you can let us know…
I thought it would be interesting to have a poll to find out how many prick and stitch cards you make in a month. You will be shown the results so far, after you have voted…
Following on from my article last week about social bookmarking websites for crafters I thought it would be interesting to find out which ones are the most popular with Prick and Stitch readers.I design my stitching patterns to fit on a standard size double-fold card. These types of cards may not be available locally to you, particularly if you live outside of the UK. There are other options and the results can enhance the design in a creative way.
What is your favorite brand of thread for card embroidery?
There are many types of thread that are suitable for prick and stitch card making and each card maker seems to have their favourite. Tell us which one you like best in this poll. If your brand is not listed tell us about it in a comment to this message. We are also interested in which particular type of thread within a brand range you use, tell us your choice in a comment…
I guess that at this time of the year Christmas cards are a very popular choice. However, if you think about the whole year what kind of subject do you find yourself stitching the most?
It would be a great help to me to find out how often you return to this blog. Some readers may come back every day to see the new comments. At the moment I try to post a new article every two days. Is the correct frequency to keep your interest? Maybe I should post less, maybe more. Please help me decide.
I thought it would be interesting to have a poll to find out your favourite thread for making stitching cards. You will be shown the results so far after you have voted.