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Welcome to Show and Tell!
This is a feel-good space to share photos of your Aunt Henri creations out in the wild—whether it's an artsy bag you carry, a handmade quilt you cuddle with, or a piece of home decor styled beautifully in your space... let us see!
We’d love to know how you’re using our handmade pieces, and this is also a wonderful way for us to put faces to names and celebrate the creativity within our community.
Have you made something from one of our kits or craft supplies? Be sure to share those in the Slow Stitch Society, The Artful Journal, or The Quilter’s Nook!
Let’s kick things off—drop a comment below and share:
📸 A photo of your Aunt Henri item in use
🏡 How or where it’s being enjoyed
😊 Any little detail or story you'd like to share
We can’t wait to see what you’ve brought to life and how you’ve made it your own!
When I first tried this stitch, I thought it would be fun to make a whole afghan with big chunky yarn and oversized needles. But after a few scarves, I realized those giant loops from big needles can snag on everything! I’ve learned to keep this one for smaller projects—it's much better behaved. I knit this on size six needles and haven’t had a single snagging issue. It’s such a fun, satisfying texture without any of the fuss.