Tag: embroidery

“I was framed” said Mrs. G. “All the better for it” mumbled Mr. G., pouring another dram into the whiskey stained coffee cup with the chipped handle. Yes, some of these frames are highly detailed and would be a rather ambitious project. However, one can always omit some of the parts if the design lacks

Far out Oriental embroidery patterns from the far east.

Birds of a feather… and all that… embroidery patterns. A lovely and detailed set!

Knights in white satin…ok, maybe not. This is a stitch for filling in the blank space inside the outline. Very time consuming which is why I prefer the quickie method of applique using solid or patterned fabric and use the outline or split stitch around it.

Another not-so-common embroidery stitch.

Whip it. Whip it good. While it’s running. A cool stitch for outlining in two colors.

I got whipped into a frenzy with this one. Another 2 color outline stitch combination.

I prefer wheat ears over cauliflower ears.

Another outline stitch in the running. A new favorite?

A neat three color combination outline stitch. Save

This is the tacked option as opposed to being tactless.

One of the first stitches to learn in sewing or embroidery. In sewing, where the stitches are long it’s known as “basting.” Nothing to do with turkeys.