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Cross Stitch
Cross stitch is probably the oldest form of needlework, and appears in every society throughout the world. However, its history is often difficult to determine, particularly in folk traditions. One of the earliest books of cross stitch designs was published … Continue reading
Posted in backstitch, cross stitch, Embroidery, French knots, herringbone, satin stitch
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Embroidery techniques
There has been a great upsurge of interest and innovation in the art of embroidery in recent years. Modern embroiderers have a new, experimental attitude to their art and use a wide variety of fabrics and threads, some of them far from … Continue reading
Posted in Aida, backstitch, buttonhole, couching, crewel work, cross stitch, Embroidery, Embroidery techniques, French knots, Hardanger, running stitch, satin stitch, silk shading, stumpwork
Tagged Aida, backstitch, buttonhole, couching, crewel work, cross stitch, French knots, Hardanger, running stitch, satin stitch, silk shading, stumpwork
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