How to embroider anything
Inside: 19 dazzling velvet embroidery ideas for all of your design ideas. While diving into fashion fabrics and how to use each one in embroidery, you’re likely to come across many dazzling velvet pieces with stunning embroidery work on them. It’s common and popular in Pakistani culture to wear brilliantly embroidered velvet for traditional events, […] Read more…
Inside: Easy embroidered turkey designs for making fall more festive. I love a good embroidered turkey moment. I’ve said it about Christmas and I’ll say it about fall too– the cozy and warm feelings about the holidays remind me a lot of the cozy feeling I get from embroidery projects. I love when young people […] Read more…
Inside: Chain stitch embroidery examples and basic how-to’s Classic embroidery stitching is wonderful for creating all kinds of images and pictures with a standard style of stitching. There’s so much that can be done with one stitch! However, adding some different styles and techniques add a new level of dimension to your work and can […] Read more…
Inside: Tree embroidery patterns and ideas for trees of any kind and season. When I think of nature, one of the first things I think of is a tree. When you start drawing pictures as a child one of the first images you know how to draw is a tree, probably standing next to a […] Read more…
Inside: 29 Japanese embroidery ideas and techniques to try something a little different and learn about a different culture. Ultimately, the Japanese techniques of embroidery aren’t too different from the standard work that we know, but each of their different types of stitching have different purposes, functional and visual. The Americanized version is strictly for […] Read more…
Inside: How to use a split stitch and why you should learn this technique. Split stitches are one of the most traditional, commonly used, and easiest stitches that you can use in embroidery besides your standard stitch. It’s such a simple way to add dimension and technique to your patterns, without going over the top […] Read more…