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Sashiko Folk Embroidery: A Japanese Art Sashiko is a form of Japanese folk embroidery using the basic running stitch to create a patterned background. The geometric patterns include straight or cur…
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Sashiko Folk Embroidery: A Japanese Art Sashiko is a form of Japanese folk embroidery using the basic running stitch to create a patterned background. The geometric patterns include straight or cur…
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Upcycled pouch made from cotton canvas scraps and deconstructed denim pants. *nylon zippers *one-off piece *stitched by hand and machine. Handmade by me here in the Netherlands ♥️ Aw yissss. Aling Purang
We have in stock some of our lovely hand embroidered French knot Cow Parsley. This has been entirely stitched by hand on a fine floppy French Gray Linen a gorgeous shade of green. Please note as it is done by hand, there are irregularities and imperfections. The alignment and layout can also be slightly uneven and irregular which is harder to achieve by hand than by machine embroidery. Please bear this in mind before purchasing. Fabric width 137 wide. 100% Pure Linen Handmade {Repeat approx 25cm please ask and we can measure stock} (please note previously we have had this on our chunky linen but is now only available on our floppy linen)
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To make this beautiful necklace I was inspired by Macedonian rich traditional costumes and embroidery. Macedonian folk costumes have a centuries-long tradition. They are part of the material culture of the Macedonian people and an important branch of the national artistic creation. In the past, the peasant woman in particular, was the one who created the costumes starting from dyeing the yarn, weaving it into coarse cotton cloths and tightly woven wool yarn and cloths, sewing the parts of clothing and decorating it with rich embroidery. How to make this necklace: 1. In making this fabric necklace you will need printed fabric. I chose a colorful one with colors that resemble traditional motifs and colors. The design is retro but I thought it would fit the project I had in mind. 1. Cut out a square of fabric. 2. Cut it into strips. 3. This is optional - embroider the piece and add beads. When done, to secure that it does not fray much, fix it with a blanket stitch around the strip 4. Fold the strip and sew both (upper) ends together. 5. Repeat this with the other strips. 6. Line them up to see what arrangement makes the design look the best. Note that I made the central strip a little bit longer so that it protrudes / stands out from the other strips and marks the center. 7. / 8. Make tassels and add to the center and the two strips (from left and right) next to it. 9. /10. Crochet a chain / use a leather or cotton cord onto which you insert the strips of fabric. You can add tassels to the cord as a finishing touch too. Your new attractive necklace! The inspiration: If you want to learn more about Macedonian folk costumes, please visit me here.
This is Jane. Can you believe its August already! I felt last week that it was just the end of June but oh no it was the end of July. We have just one week left of summer vacation before James goes…
The Kriti Tassel Necklace, a cotton thread necklace wrapped in metal links embellished with clusters of gold beads and delicate cotton tassels. Available in a range of colours, layer these for a cool bohemian look. Handmade in India by our skilled craftsmen, these authentic tassel necklaces are available with gift wrapping at the checkout.
The colours seduced me into making this three piece series. Soft and playful tangerine and gold serve as a background for the rose coloured blooms. Greens from mint to lime. 3" x 4 1/2" 9" x 11" framed. SOLD www.chursinoff.com/kirsten/
The slouch bag is proving to be a forever classic as it returns back in fashion this season. With its bohemian feeling, the embroidered mink velvet slouch bag easily creates an effortless look. Also available in black.
Ensemble A : ensembles de pochoirs Sashiko Ensemble B : ensembles de pochoirs Sashiko, dé à coudre en cuir Olympus, jeu d'aiguilles Olympus Sashiko, fil Sashiko blanc Olympus, fil Sashiko blanc Daruma Que vous choisissiez le set A ou B, vous obtiendrez 2 bonus : Bonus 1 : Instructions pour le pochoir Sashiko en PDF (anglais) - Des instructions étape par étape et des photos qui vous guideront dans la façon de dessiner des motifs Sashiko de base : grilles carrées, grilles triangulaires et courbes (comme indiqué sur les photos) - Le PDF sera envoyé à votre adresse email lorsque j'enverrai votre commande. - Instructions créées par moi-même Bonus 2 : 5 stylos effaçables à chaud (3 blancs + 2 bleus) - C'est ce que j'utilise pour mes projets Sashiko ou patchwork. Les traces disparaîtront au-dessus de 60°C ou réapparaîtront en dessous de -10°C. Une fois le projet terminé, vous pouvez utiliser un fer à repasser ou un sèche-cheveux à proximité pour faire disparaître les traces. - Lorsque vous utilisez le stylo blanc, les traces n'apparaîtront pas immédiatement. Veuillez patienter quelques secondes. - VEUILLEZ REMETTRE LE CAPUCHON DÈS QUE VOUS TERMINEZ LE DESSIN. Il sèche très rapidement. Si le stylo est exposé à l’air pendant plus de 10 minutes, vous ne pourrez peut-être plus l’utiliser. - Testez toujours les bords de vos tissus avant de les utiliser. Descriptions détaillées des éléments de la boîte à outils Sashiko 1. Ensembles de pochoirs Sashiko - Pochoir grille : L'intervalle entre chaque ligne est de 5 mm / 0,2" x 0,2". Vous pouvez dessiner une grille carrée de 10 cm x 10 cm (4"*4") - Pochoir courbe : Vous pourrez dessiner des cercles de 2 cm /0,78" de diamètre à 10 cm / 4" de diamètre. - L'unité de mesure sur les pochoirs est en centimètre. - Avec ces deux pochoirs, vous pourrez dessiner la plupart des motifs Sashiko. Une instruction PDF sur le pochoir Sashiko vous sera envoyée lorsque vous achetez ces pochoirs. - Matériau : acrylique. Il y a des films des deux côtés lorsque vous les recevez. 2. Dé à coudre en cuir Olympus - Le dé à coudre est réglable. Il est très agréable à porter. 3. Jeu d'aiguilles Olympus Sashiko - Il s'agit du dernier jeu d'aiguilles Olympus Sashiko par rapport à l'ancienne version qui ne comporte que 2 aiguilles. - Il y a 4 aiguilles de tailles différentes. Vous pouvez choisir celui qui convient le mieux à votre main. 4. Fils - Fil Sashiko blanc Olympus 20 mètres - Fil Sashiko Daruma blanc 40 mètres - Ce sont les fils Sashiko les plus classiques. Le fil Daruma est un peu plus fin que le fil Olympus. Ainsi, vous pourrez les comparer et voir ce que vous préférez pour votre projet artisanal.
The stitch circle community is an online space to connect, share, inspire, create and converse with hand stitching enthusiasts and textiles lovers from all around the world. Here’s some of their creative makings - pouches and a book pouch
Sashiko Folk Embroidery: A Japanese Art Sashiko is a form of Japanese folk embroidery using the basic running stitch to create a patterned background. The geometric patterns include straight or cur…
Charlotte and I are teaching a class together at French General in January. It's part of Kaari's weekend celebrating crafting. Sign up here and you can see all the other great classes, maybe you want to buy a day or...
Open waistcoat. Contrast embroidery detail.
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Size : approx 8cm x 8cm x 4cm Upcycled boxy pouch with snap hook made from pure linen fabric scraps. *nylon zipper. *one-off piece *stitched by hand and machine. Handmade by me here in the Netherlands ♥️ More purses here : https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlingPurang?section_id=31041740 Aw yissss. Aling Purang
We have in stock some of our lovely hand embroidered French knot Cow Parsley. This has been entirely stitched by hand on a fine floppy Stone Linen. Please note as it is done by hand, there are irregularities and imperfections. The alignment and layout can also be slightly uneven and irregular which is harder to achieve by hand than by machine embroidery. Please bear this in mind before purchasing. Fabric width 137 wide. 100% Pure Linen Handmade {Repeat approx 25cm please ask and we can measure stock} (please note previously we have had this on our chunky linen but is now only available on our floppy linen)
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Here are some of the works I am most proud of. For a more complete gallery, go to my Flicker Photostream (shown on the bottom of this page). For my works that are available for sale, check out my Etsy Shop. You may also request a price list for all the items I offer for custom orders. You can find descriptions and details for the following fiber works of art on Flicker. I also invite you to see my Etsy shop, Fiberluscious, which of course has my most current and available works. Just to catch up a bit, I'm going to pop in a bunch of my most favorite pincushions and needle cases. Please contact me if you are interested in knowing more about them~ I explored silk a few years ago. I was asked to create a pear with silk. I added ribbon embroidery and crystals. These are some of the most elegant works I've ever created and I am so proud of them. Here are a few embroidered items where the fabric provided the design for the embroidery. How lovely that is! Don't feel that you need to stay inside the lines. Its best when you vary the colors and add a few of your own elements. I added the hummingbird to this pattern before I started to stitch. Then simply embroider over your lines and meld the pattern into your sketch. You can see that I love this humming bird! Please note that the fabric used in this pear is no longer available. I am searching for a replacement but have not found one...yet! Applique- Here are a few more pincushions with a touch of class- Its been a while since I've had time to play with this design. Oh how I wish the world would stop turning for just a day so I have time to play a little bit more. This little beauty helped my blog to go from no visitors to over 100 in less than a month! Thanks to a few of my favorite blog sisters at The Sewing Loft and 44th Street Fabrics, this little pincushion made a big splash. Who would have figured... Here are some fun fabric combinations that followed. Then I got a bit carried away... A simple change like removing the sections and a bit of embroidery will give you this! I create so many strawberries through out the year. You may order individually. I can only take 3 per order. Here are a few of what I've made in the past... I wish I had more time to explore Needle cases. Here are a few of my favorites. I have a few one of a kind designs to share with you too. I love patchwork. I'm still learning, but that doesn't stop me from designing. I enjoy the challenge! Working with wool is wonderful. Where do I start?! These cashmere charmers come in 14 colors! How about wool brooches and strawberries... I love them too! Here are some fun designs on linen. Most of these ideas came from my wonderful clients! I love their creativity! My Summer Garden on Linen is never the same twice! Check out my tutorial series on this blog for step by step instructions on how to make one of your own! How about some hearts? These are some of my Crazy Patch Creations- Applique I love doilies! Here are a few of my all time favorite tiara's and crowns. I don't make them anymore but I do miss the creative challenge. I hope to get back to them some day, In the meantime, enjoy these! I have a fun post with more ideas on my Sew Old Sew New Blog. Just click here to read, "I Dub Thee, Queen of the Amazing You!" A Tribute to Mom The "Once Upon A Time" Tiara The Queen of the Kitchen The Goddess of the Garden Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries To learn how to make these fun tiaras, register for the Stitched Video Workshops. I'm one of 20 artists teaching 20 different stitching workshops. Learn how to make awesome fabric flowers, sweet "heartstrings", a cute baby quilt and much more. Click on the Stitched logo to the right to find Alma Stoller's registration page. The single cost for all 20 workshops is $89. So much wonderfulness for one registration! My Apple Pincushions are my pride and joy! Its so much fun to match fabrics to each type of apple. These never lasted long in my Etsy Shop. I am no longer able to stitch with perle cotton on batik or quilting cotton. It just is too hard on these old fingers of mine. So I thought I would share them here! You may order a version with sewn on trims, applique or minimal embroidery if you like. These were a few of the more elaborate apples I made when my shop was much less busy and my fingers were not so achy. The Granny Smith The Honeycrisp with hand dyed fabric. The Pink Lady this the paisley version. I have some cute ruffled editions of the lady as well. The Winesap one of my newest. The Civil War Winesap I love this pincushion but alas, all the embroidery on this odd shape is so very hard on my hands. This was the last of this design I was able to make. It has been featured on numerous blogs and websites so I get a lot of requests for it. I am afraid to say that I will no longer be offering this pincushion. It was a beauty while it lasted! The Bosc Pear- Crazy Quilted- Here are my Painting with Thread pincushions. They are have lots of hidden features that cater to the working stitcher- Emery pocket, non-poke hidden panel, needle sharpening wool and of course, the stitched images on top. The Night Owl My Pincushion Rings are also one of my favorite cushions. Each one is a little work of art. Here is my Elegant Strawberry Series. I think these are the ultimate sewer's gift. Who wouldn't feel honored getting one of these? If your tastes are less fancy, try my Simple Strawberries Here are a few of my Soft Wool Pincushions. I just love the feel of them... Gray Cashmere
