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Hanging Threads by Lisa
Hand crafted, award winning needlepoint, quilting, embroidery and more. Perfect for home and gifting.
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Hi! I’m Lisa Lincoln and I have been stitching for as long as I can remember. I come from a long line of creative craftswomen.
Recently I was competing in 18-20 fairs a year and won numerous awards, including placing at a National Cross Stitch Show, winning multiple silver trays from the Illinois State Fair, and too many to count “Best of Show” ribbons/trophies at the local county fairs and festivals.
Some of those prize-winning items are on this website for sale.
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Amazing Job!!
I asked for a very specific item to be stitched and Hanging Threads did an amazing job!! Very knowledgeable about livestock and willing to get it right before stitching the product!!
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Free shipping on all orders over $100 in continental US. All other orders ship for flat $7.99 per order.
Some exceptions apply. See individual products for any other shipping information.
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Unused items may be returned in like-new condition within 30 days. Buyer pays shipping on return.
Refunds are issued store credit on receipt and inspection.
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392 Isle Royale Rd
Galesburg, Illinois 61401
On the water or on your wall?
This handmade piece is perfect for bringing a touch of nature and a splash of spring into your home.
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From thread to finished piece.
Handmade needlework takes patience and creativity, but the final result
makes it worth it.
See all of my work at my store in Galesburg, or shop select pieces online at the link below.
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An award-winning piece that I’m still proud of today.
I was inspired to create something a bit different with my own touch. For this piece, I wanted to show my roots in the farming community. It also reminds me that even on bad days, the sun will still rise tomorrow.
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Product Spotlight! 🚗
This handmade piece is currently available and ready for a new home.
Perfect for a grandson's room or adding some X-treme to your home.
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Every piece from Hanging Threads is created by hand.
What starts as a thread and fabric slowly becomes something special: a birthday present, a baby’s first blanket, or something to represent your favorite team.
Handmade art takes time, patience, and love for the craft. Stop by in Galesburg, IL, or send us a message today. ... See MoreSee Less
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Just stitched out something new! Love my grandkids!! Thought about just putting their names on the sleeve instead of the cow and bull design. Maybe next time. What is your opinion? ... See MoreSee Less
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I cross stitched the blocks in this baby quilt by hand. Then I hand quilted the outline of a barn in each of the gingham squares. My photography does not do this justice. I just used a plain white cotton for the backing (I have that displayed in one of the photos.) ... See MoreSee Less
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A hand embroidered Sunbonnet Sue vintage baby quilt. Check out my website: Hanging Threads By Lisa for more details. ... See MoreSee Less
Sun Bonnet Sue Baby Quilt | Hanging Threads by Lisa
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