Embroidery stitch book

The construction of the embroidery stitches sampler books is hard to describe for this crafts how-to. I hope the photos help and that I can effectively describe how I put them together and make sense instead of being clear as mud. If you click on an image, you will get a closer view. It will…

via There are so many charming elements wrapped up in a single photo, right? via This handmade cloth needlework book illustrating embroidery stitches is truly a treasure and a work of love. I think this woman is the creator of this embroidery book.

How to make sample stitch book Here's the method I've devised to make the Take it Further Fiber Book and the two volumes of Take a Stitch Tuesday stitch sa

Introducing to you my new friend! :D As I've told you before, as soon the new patterns for beginners were complete I immediately ran to start a new embroidery journal – my new passion. Can say that with certainty now. You might wonder, why it is blue... ...and I don't know either, haha. It just came to my mind that I want to make a color-centered journal. The choice was between yellow, green, and blue, and the latter won. I didn't choose by any logic, though, it's just what I felt at that…

The idea of an embroidery stitches sampler book came to me during the winter of 2017 I was looking at various embroidery sites for stitches when I was making

Details Are you a total beginner at embroidery and want to learn the basics? This stitch sampler is the perfect place to start! Learn 20 different embroidery stitches — 10 foundational stitches and 10 intermediate stitches. The video instruction series will be available on Instagram. You will need: 6-inch embroidery hoop 8x8-inch fabric Pen to transfer your pattern Size 3 and 5 needle Embroidery floss PLEASE NOTE — No physical product will be shipped to you with this purchase. Due to the…

Lil' Printable Book of Embroidery Stitches from Muse of the Morning - now updated with better designs!!

What stitches should you use when hand embroidering letters? In this blog and video tutorial I go over using back stitch, split stitch, stem stitch, chain stitch, couching and satin stitch.

So, this journal didn't grow that big, after all. I really felt like wrapping it up, there was a strong sense of... fulfillment, so to say? All the works found their place inside the journal. I liked how they matched being paired up together and didn't want to drag it out anymore just to incorporate a couple of other old embroidery pieces that I didn't even have a vision for in this journal. Besides, I wanted to make a journal cover already, and check if my idea would work! :) And I think it…

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