It’s time for the April Flickr Roundup!

Perhaps you have saved some embroidery designs for a rainy day. Now you find yourself, on a rainy spring day, wondering what to make with them all?

You’ve come to the right place!

Urban Threadsters around the planet have pooled their creations together to inspire and delight. Check out some spring highlights…

Lovin’ this lime t-shirt by Yes’m Creative. It’s bright, bold and basic. The blue anchor pops nicely on the breast pocket.

GB Design makes a clear statement with this DO NOT DISTURB tote bag. When this skull’s a rockin’, don’t come a knockin’!

This is so radical! Kraizdnurz nailed it. I hope the injured party heals quickly and enjoys sporting hipster bigfoot on their foot in the mean time!

I couldn’t resist these little snuggle bunnies! Mr. Bun is highlighted nicely on this t-shirt by Giliell.

I am ready for spring flowers to be blooming! Lacerslife did a beautiful job hand embroidering this florophone design.

This tote bag embroidered by hotchkisskids really caught my attention. The colors she used in the mendhika designs with the denim look so sophisticated and chic!

Here is a sweet winter bear crochet hook organizer by Maria. Everyone needs one, everyone wants one, everyone should make one!

I have to admit, I’m biased towards these oven mitts by FabulouslyFierce because I designed that cupcake fabric at my previous design job! The embroidered Urban Threads cupcake goes perfect, and I love it!

Just gorgeous. Lisa created a stunning piece of home decor and shot it beautifully. The gold celtic cross looks amazing on the green velvet. Can you believe she stitched this by hand!?

Time Wrinkler stitched and framed this classic embroidery sampler. It hangs in her laundry room. I think it speaks for itself.

This super speedy cactus pincushion was crafted by MagnoliaFly. I love the behind the scene peek of the craft room too!

From oven mitts to pin cushions, and tote bags to t-shirts, I hope you found something to inspire some spring stitching! When you are done, please take a picture and share your latest creation with us!

Do you want to see your stuff featured in a roundup? Upload it to our flickr pool or e-mail it to blog@urbanthreads.com, and you could see your stuff on StitchPunk.

March Flickr Roundup is in like a fierce crafty lion. Check out the work everyone’s been doing, it’s amazeballs!

Heather embroidered these red demon wings to evoke tattoos. I love the effect, and it’s much less permanent!

Here is another sultry corset design by Heather using the baroque punk swallow. I just had to show both, they are so stunning.

This apron by Stickforkd is perfect for March. She chose a really nice combo of text, owls and subtle Celtic knots.

Now for a cinch bag party! The first bag is by quilted thimble cottage. She paired some awesome fabric with the sewing machine schematic design.

The second bag is by blackpimp4u using the endless love design. This would make a great ring holder for an offbeat wedding.

The third bag by Tote Uncommon is red and radical! Clearly a bag of holding for DnD, using the Don’t Panic design.

Wrapping up the cinch bag parade is a cute one by Maria with sweet motherly typography. I imagine it’s filled with a yummy bath bomb from Lush.

Here is a goregous book cover by Hedgehog&Rabbit. She used her dad’s totem animal, the dragon fly, and his initial, “L”. I love the quilting too!

Since it’s still wintery here, I thought I would include this great hot air balloon muff by Eigennaht. She works magic with her embroidery machine every time.

I love in progress shots! This lonely robot napkin is being sewn out by Stony Silence. The simple running stitch with the red border of the napkin is perfect.

Erin did some sweet crayon tinting work with this too cute unicorn. Love. It.

And now, for our grand finale, we have a triple round up of the Magical Ride for your viewing pleasure…

Summer rocked this cute rainbow cheetah print clutch.

Aveline made this radical zipper pouch in the hoop!

Misty stitched this adorable bib! Some lucky baby is going to smear so much yummy food and drool on that magical gnome and unicorn sparkle party.

Thanks for sharing all the amazing work you do. Keep crafting and stitching and being full of awesomeness!

Do you want to see your stuff featured in a roundup? Upload it to our flickr pool or e-mail it to blog@urbanthreads.com, and you could see your stuff on StitchPunk.

On my way to work today, the bank told me it was 8 degrees F. I think that is pretty darn cold. Lucky for me, the UT flickr pool is always filled up with smokin’ hot embroidery to keep that January frost away! Here are some sizzling highlights…

I am diggin’ this great in-progress shot of Le Woof, by Spidersweb. Is it going to be a tiny apron? I’m not sure, but it is excellent work.

Maria made this adorable scarf using the new scarf kitties design in record time, and I love the matching hat sporting the ‘stache.

I want this charcoal star baroque skull bag by MeiSchterwerk! The crystal eyes are a radical addition.

Deborah designed this sweet skull bag herself, and I love the sparkle skull charm and the hoop clasps. The skull embroidery she picked is perfect for this bag!

I really love this Sir Awesome hoodie by sewingroomby.mynata. The elbow patches, star hood, and striped sleeves really look great with the nicely appliqued embroidery.

At first glance, I thought these were some embroidered full moon owl jean shorts, but then I saw they were an even better up-cycled denim apron by Isewmean.

This soft grey infinity scarf by Kathleen looks fabulous. The lightly stitched swallows are a perfect accent!

A vintage care bear pattern was used to make a modern science bear!  Karen stepped it up a notch with the atomic icons on his feet.

One.2.Stitcheroo made this awesome felted free monster! I love when UT designs come to life in the hands of amazingly creative people!

The big V-day is just around the corner, and I know this Nerd Love pillow by Timewrinkler would be a hit in my house. The borders and piping are such perfect finishing touches.

For everyone out there feeling the winter chill, I hope these designs sparked a warm flame of inspiration inside you to create and share more awesome embroidery! For those of you who are enjoying life in a warmer climate, I hope you keep stitching amazing projects and uploading them to the UT Flickr pool as well!

Do you want to see your stuff featured in a roundup? Upload it to our flickr pool or e-mail it to blog@urbanthreads.com, and you could see your stuff on StitchPunk.