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Patterns for Hand Embroidery Pattern Book1

Thanks for purchasing our eBook “Hand Embroidery Stitches with Patterns: Pattern Book1” through Amazon. Click on the image below and download the PDF of the Patterns. Once you have downloaded the PDF, you can print and use it for your hand embroidery. In the Print options, you can opt for different “print sizes” to fit the pattern to the scale that you want. Don’t forget to subscribe to our...

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Patterns for How to Make Snowflakes using Embroidery Stitches

Thanks for purchasing our eBook “How to Make Snowflakes using Embroidery Stitches” through Amazon. Click on the image below and download the PDF of the Patterns. Once you have downloaded the PDF, you can print and use it for your hand embroidery. In the Print options, you can opt for different “print sizes” to fit the pattern to the scale that you want. Don’t forget to subscribe to our website.

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Slanted Cretan Stitch

Slanted Cretan Stitch is also known as Quill Stitch [EN]. About the Slanted Cretan Stitch The Slanted Cretan Stitch is a variation of the Cretan Stitch with modified positions for the legs. Instead of working between the usual four stitch lines, here, we will work between just three. There will be only one line in the middle, making the stitch more acute. This stitch is great to fill in leaves...

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Up and Down Feathered Buttonhole Stitch

About the Up and Down Feathered Buttonhole Stitch The Up and Down Feathered Buttonhole Stitch is an interesting stitch that combines Blanket Stitch and Feather Stitch properties. Using the Feather Stitch technique, Blanket Stitches are mirrored on alternate sides, eventually creating a leaf-like pattern. It can be used wonderfully over borders, edgings, and fillings. I will work between three...

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Live Online Embroidery Classes

For Young Learners (7-18 yrs) Hand embroidery is a great creative activity for kids to engage in. They can start from as early as 5 years of age! Scroll down to learn more. Engaging in hand embroidery benefits a child in many ways: Improves hand-eye coordination. Provides a creative outlet. Relaxes and slows down- an essential thing in today’s high pressured fast-paced world.

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Holy Point

Holy Point Stitch is also known as Hollie Point Lace, Hollie Stitch, Hollie Point [EN]. How to do the Holy Point stitch The Hollie Point Lace is a form of lace stitch popular in England during the 18th century. This is a detached form of stitch that touches the ground fabric only on the edges with supporting stitches like the Back Stitch or the Chain Stitch. This stitch was used in ‘church-related...

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Ceylon Stitch

Ceylon Stitch is also known as Puntada de Ceilán [ES], Ceylon-Stich [DE], Ponto de Ceilão [PT]. How to do the Ceylon Stitch The Ceylon Stitch is similar to the Detached Buttonhole Stitch. The slight difference is in how the stitches are attached to each other. Instead of connecting them on the longer side, we loop around each intersecting part. The result is a piece that looks like knitted work.

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Buttonhole Filling Stitch

Buttonhole Filling is also known as Langettenfüllstich [DE]. How to do the Buttonhole Filling Buttonhole and Blanket Stitches can be used for fillings too! This tutorial will show how to work over a leaf pattern and fill it using the Blanket Stitch technique. The closer you work, the denser the stitch will be. The final result gives me a kind of a knit effect. You need to know the Blanket Stitch...

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Clay and Hand Embroidery

Rustic Christmas Tree ornaments with Clay and Hand Embroidery Hand-made Christmas decorations are always unique and special. These rustic tree ornaments are made from air-dry clay in combination with hand embroidery, beads, metallic threads, and paint. Working with clay can be a little messy, but it makes for a beautiful and fun project that can bring people together. Try it with your family or in...

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