Enhance your creations with our luxurious embroidered linen fabric featuring intricate silver mirror accents. This elegant fabric is ideal for crafting stunning dresses, stylish tops, and sophisticated home décor items. The subtle yet striking embroidery adds a touch of glamour, making it perfect for special occasions or everyday elegance. - **Material:** High-quality linen - **Design:** Intricate silver mirror embroidery - **Color:** Soft, light grey - **Uses:** Dresses, tops, home décor, cushions, table runners, and more - **Care Instructions:** Dry clean recommended to maintain the fabric’s integrity and embellishments Add this exquisite fabric to your collection and create something truly unique and beautiful. embroidered linen fabric, silver mirror accents, elegant dresses, home décor fabric, high-quality linen, sophisticated embroidery #EmbroideredLinen #MirrorAccents #ElegantFabric #Dressmaking #HomeDecor #LuxuryFabric #HighQualityLinen #CraftSupplies

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Yes, there are white ones too! My loopy French knots, glass beads, couching and embroidery. 3” square, 5” framed SOLD www.chursinoff.com/kirsten/

Bloom with loveliness in this detailed Tarik Ediz 98083 ballgown. Lavishly embellished with paillettes and sequins of varying sizes, this glamorous ensemble has a flair for the dramatic with its breathtaking layered petal style. A literal rose among thorns, this sleeveless number has a fitted bodice with an elegant square neckline. This Tarik Ediz style is a sure standout on your next evening social event. Style: tediz_98083 Fabric: Sequin Embroidery Details: Sleeveless, Sequins, Tiered, Tulle, Square back, Back zipper, Floor length, Sweep train Length: Long Neckline: Square Waistline: Natural Silhouette: Ball Gown Tarik Ediz will not ship to Turkey, Italy, and Kuwait. Please refer to our returns and exchanges policy page (click here) for more details.

Sara Rickards is an embroidery artist and designer, trained at the Royal School of Needlework. She now designs and sells a variety of embroidery kits.

PLEASE READ - This item is not framed. Introducing a unique 8 x 10 matted textile art piece, meticulously crafted using wool, fabric, beads, embroidery thread, and various embellishments. This one-of-a-kind creation is signed by the artist, ensuring its authenticity and originality. Ready to frame, this piece makes a stunning addition to any office, home, or space in need of a vibrant accent. Perfect for adding a touch of handmade elegance to your décor, this artwork stands out with its intricate details and thoughtful design. Whether you're looking to enhance your own space or find a special gift, this piece is sure to impress. Custom orders are also available—feel free to reach out if you have specific ideas in mind. If you have any questions or need more information, please don't hesitate to contact the shop owner.

Please refer to the Junior size chart. Show off your bubbly and pleasant personality with this creation by Elizabeth K GL3065. This elegant dress is embellished with beads  and embroidery as the bodice features a sheer cap sleeve and scoop neckline. This ensemble is completed with a full back and center zipper closure. While the A-line skirt flows gorgeously into a full-length hemline. This Elizabeth K dress will definitely make a statement in every occasion. Style: elizabethk_GL3065 Fabric: Chiffon Details: Cap Sleeve, Sheer Bodice, Beaded, Embroidery, Full Back, Back Zipper, Full Length Length: Long Neckline: Scoop Waistline: Natural Silhouette: A-Line Please refer to our returns and exchanges policy page (click here) for more details.

Sweet strawberries! This beautiful pattern packet abounds with patterns of strawberries, strawberry blossoms, shortcake, elegant swirls of vines and leaves - everything you want for strawberry season! The packet includes the main pattern, an introduction page, and eight pages of embellishment patterns and borders to add all kinds of creative options for your project. Patterns in this packet would be ideal for all sorts of projects from embroidery to digital collages, card making, and scrapbooking. This pattern set is available for instant download. As soon as your payment is complete, the pattern may be downloaded and you are ready to print it and transfer it to your project. Complete instructions for downloading your file may be found here: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 This is a digital file in pdf format. You will need the free program Adobe Acrobat Reader DC to use this file. You may download it for free at https://get.adobe.com/reader/ Please be sure to visit my blog at www.kimberlyouimet.com. I post regularly with stitch tutorials, hand embroidery tips / techniques as well as detailing my personal projects that I make with my patterns. I include the floss color numbers and stitches used. Please see my tips for transferring embroidery design to fabric here: https://bigbgsd.blogspot.com/2010/10/ideas-on-transferring-patterns-to.html Please see my list of stitch tutorials here: https://bigbgsd.blogspot.com/2015/06/100-stitches-plus-stitch-list-by.html These patterns and images are for personal use only. They may not be resold or used on items to be sold. Commercial use or digitizing is prohibited. © Kimberly Ouimet

I have recently returned from teaching at Squam Art Retreat and thought I would share a little. What a wonderful place! After spending a few days with friends in the Boston area I headed north and arrived to this idyllic setting. What a beautiful and peaceful place. Each cabin is right on Squam Lake and each has its own dock. And, although it was chilly many of us spent as much time in the water as we could - it was refreshing! The cabins are fairly rustic with no refrigerators or heaters but instead each has an icebox and fireplace. Ice and firewood are delivered daily (the ice is sourced from the lake!) The icehouse I was invited to teach my Boro Sampler Book workshop there and was assigned a cabin that would act as our classroom. The main classroom was set up in the living room but we also had an adjoining screened porch where students could sit and stitch. Of course, students did wonderful and inspiring work! Everyone began by practicing mending stitches, inspired by Japanese Boro Textiles, on their sampler pages. Although I bring plenty of fabric I always encourage students to incorporate materials that are personal to them, or at least their own palette and aesthetic. At the end of the class we bound the pages into books using the Japanese side-sewn binding. Students can refer to these sampler books later when tackling visible mending projects or incorporating what I call the "boro aesthetic" into their artwork or other projects. What a wonderful workshop and experience. And, if you are still wanting to see more Squam scrumptious-ness then check out the blog post that my roommate Rachel Hazell just posted. Thank you to everyone (Elizabeth, Forrest, students, and fellow teachers) who made the week a successful and enjoyable one! I hope to return to this glorious lake someday.

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If you're new to the needlework world, chances are that there's been a question bugging you for a long time now: which fabric to use for hand embroidery? Fabric is one of the key materials for an embroidery project and will heavily influence the end result, so it is only natural to strive for the best option. However, there are so many nuances and implications to this issue and the choice is so wide, that it might get really confusing. So here are some things that will help you navigate confidently through this matter. Which fabric to use for hand embroidery? Without valtzing around, I suggest us starting with the most important question right off the bat. The answer might surprise you, but that's how it is and I want you to keep it in mind during the whole article. The answer is: ANY. That's right. Theoretically speaking, you can step into a sewing/needlework/quilting store and choose ANY fabric as the base for your needlework project. I mean, there are people who stitch on paper, printed photogarphs and even tree leaves and bark, so... Yeah! The choice might actually be much wider than you'd expect. As a more exact answer, here's a list of fabrics you might want to consider as the base for surface embroidery: linen, cotton, muslin (also called calico in some places), batiste, silk, blends (wool/sillk, linen/cotton, silk/cotton), quilting cotton, organza, twill, some synthetic fabrics (rayon, polyester etc. but I would avoid fabrics that are too stretchy – more on that below). And the list goes on. Basically, you can use any fabric which is strong enough to bear your stitching and which allows a threaded needle to pierce through it. However, there is a catch. While you can use virtually any fabric out there as the base for your embroidery project, some options are more preferable for certain features, or because they fit certain techniques better. Or just because they are the classical options that haven't failed stitchers since long time ago (linen = ❤). It is hard to break it down to one simple formula, but there are ways to narrow down your choices. I don't want to put you in rigid frames, though, and say “take this fabric for such cases and don't use this fabric for such cases”, because even if I do say so, watch someone actually break all of these rules and pull it off successfully. Plus we are talking about surface embroidery here. There are certain fabrics that will not work with counted techniques, drawn thread, cross stitch, etc. But for surface embroidery virtually anything will work except for Aida and other low count fabrics. This article is here to encourage you to explore your choices and have a broad perspective on what might work, to make you comfortable with some fabric related terminology and provide you essential tips on choosing and using fabrics. Terms you want to know Let's increase our embroidery vocabulary by learning some useful terms and keeping it simple. Ground fabric is the fabric you are using as the base for your hand embroidery project. Sometimes when fabric is too flimsy to support the stitching, you might want to use a backing fabric, which is the one you attach from behind to the ground fabric. These two layers makes the base of your project stronger and able to bear heavier stitching. Only ground fabric will be visible, so for the backing one you can choose something simple (and non-stretchy!) like muslin or batiste. You don't need to worry about backing your embroidery if your ground fabric is strong enough, though. Warp – type of thread in the fabric weaving which runs parallel to the selvage, the lengthwise thread. Weft – type of thread that runs perpendicular to the selvage, the widthwise thread. It crosses the warp running over and under it, creating the weaving on a loom. Warp and weft threads can intersect in various patterns (compare linen and twill) and might be of different size and weight, thus the difference in fabrics' appearance and texture. Thread count is the number of threads in a square inch of fabric in both directions (meaning both warp and weft count). In other words, the higher the thread count, the denser is the fabric's weaving. Looser weaving makes the holes in the intersection of threads more apparent which is convenient for some embroidery techniques like counted work or cross stitch, and tighter weaving is more convenient for dense stitching like needlepainting and surface embroidery. Evenweave fabric (evenweaves) is the type of fabric weaving with the same number of warp and weft threads in one square inch, where the threads are also same size and thickness. The weaving forms a balanced, even grid with apparent holes between the threads. Plain weave – the type of fabric weaving where each weft thread goes over and under warp threads alternately. One of the most common types of weaving. These fabrics are usually quite tightly woven, have smooth and even surface, are durable and stable and come in a huge variety from muslin to canvas. Plain weaves can be evenweaved if the warp and weft threads are of the same thickness and come in the same number in one square inch. These fabrics are also called balanced plain weaves. Bias goes diagonally across the fabric weaving. Usually when pulled diagonally, fabrics show the most stretch and distortion, which we need to avoid. So don't pull on the bias when you are stitching. Tips on choosing the right fabric I already mentioned the types of fabrics you can consider for hand embroidery in the beginning of the post, but here are some additional tips on how to choose from this variety of options. First of all, when you only start hand embroidering, I recommend using simpler and cheaper materials for your practice. You can find good deals in thrift stores or when sewing/needlework stores run sales. It is up to you to decide on the quantity, but, in my mind, it is better to have 10 pieces of different fabrics so that you can try them and see what feels better, than having a big length of the same fabric which you might get disappointed in and grow tired of. Secondly, for your more serious projects it is better to buy a nice fabric. The rule is: choose the best you can afford. Without getting broke, of course. Narrow down your options and chose the best quality from what suits your budget. Because if there's anything you should invest in regarding your embroidery projects, then it is materials, including the ground fabric. If you have an opportunity to buy embroidery fabrics from specialty stores, it's fantastic! They are designed specifically for needlework purposes, usually have a great quality. Can be rather costly, though, so I would suggest using them for really important projects and not for practice, to not waste the cash. If you aren't able to find any specialty embroidery fabrics in your place of residence and you are wary of ordering it in the web stores then you can try searching good quality cotton, linen or calico (muslin) at sewing or quilting stores. I wouldn't recommend taking fabric that is too sheer and flimsy at first. Because it might not support your stitching well and you will have to back it up and for that you will need to find a backing fabric and preshrink which is a whole round of extra preparations. You want to save your time? Then take the fabric where the holes are not too apparent (the fabric looks smooth) and which is not too leightweight/transparent. Lastly, if you are planning to make something out of your needlework – a pillow, a bag, a table runner – then choose the fabric based on which will work best for that purpose. So, not like “I have this fabric for hand embroidery and I will make a bag out of it”. You can, of course, but bags require a strong material that will withstand constant wearing, dirt, rain and sun, you know. So, choose the material for the bag first, then stitch on it. As long as a threaded needle can pierce it through, it will work. With time you will develop intuitive understanding of what kind of fabric will suit your project the best. But intuition comes from experience and experience comes from practice, so stitch your heart out and try various fabrics until you find “the one” :) Puckering alert One of the worst things that can happen to your finished needlework is puckering. Not want to scare you though! Just going to share some tips that will prevent you from going through this trouble. 1. Be careful with stretchy fabric. If you absolutely need to use this kind of fabric (for example, if you are embroidering on some items of clothing), then use a sewing stabilizer. Otherwise, I would suggest to refrain from using these fabrics as a base for needlework. 2. Put your fabric in a hoop correctly in the following order: the inside ring + fabric + the outside ring. Do it on an even surface of a table, putting the outer ring on directly from above. After putting the fabric in the hoop make sure the tension is high without any sagging. Later, if you notice that the fabric is not as taut anymore, pull it on either sides, but not in the corners! It can cause distortion which ultimantely might lead to puckering. 3. Puckering can also happen after washing the finished needlework if the fabric shrinks too much. Shrinking after washing is common for natural fabrics like linen or cotton, which are also common ground fabrics for embroidery, so you see the tendency. If you want to avoid that – you can preshrink your fabric before you start your embroidery project. 4. After washing your finished needlework iron it and stretch it well. You can stretch it on a canvas, or photo frame, or pin it to a cork board, and leave at least overnight. Now, if I'm to add my personal insight on the puckering thing: I wash almost all of my embroidery works after they are finished and I do it without preshrining my fabric first and I've never dealt with any serious problems. I've only ever dealt with minor puckering, you can see it in the first pictures of the ironing and stretching posts. This minor puckering is very easy to remove by good stretching of the fabric. To conclude this post, if you are starting with hand embroidery my main tip would be just to start. With the materials and tools you already have or you can afford yourself without breaking the bank and bothering too much. Work with simple materials first and advance as you gain more experience, find your style and learn more about your own preferences. What are your tips for choosing hand embroidery fabric? Have you found “the right” one for yourself and what was your journey to it? Share your thoughts! :)

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Bloom with loveliness in this detailed Tarik Ediz 98083 ballgown. Lavishly embellished with paillettes and sequins of varying sizes, this glamorous ensemble has a flair for the dramatic with its breathtaking layered petal style. A literal rose among thorns, this sleeveless number has a fitted bodice with an elegant square neckline. This Tarik Ediz style is a sure standout on your next evening social event. Style: tediz_98083 Fabric: Sequin Embroidery Details: Sleeveless, Sequins, Tiered, Tulle, Square back, Back zipper, Floor length, Sweep train Length: Long Neckline: Square Waistline: Natural Silhouette: Ball Gown Tarik Ediz will not ship to Turkey, Italy, and Kuwait. Please refer to our returns and exchanges policy page (click here) for more details.

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I was selected by the Hudson Valley Seed Library to illustrate a limited edition morning glory seed packet which will be available in 2013. Support them, they're great guys.

Here is my square for February for the Crazy Quilt Journal Project 2014. Since it is February I thought I would do a heart to celebrate Valentine's Day. February was a busy month for me and I was not able to finish my square, but here is what I managed to do. I hope to add a little more embellishment in the future. I use DMC thread. Below is a rose bud vine made using a double featherstitch, accented with lazy daisy stitches that are outlined with a fly stitch. Below is a herringbone stitch anchored with straight stitch and accented with lazy daisy stitches. For this seam treatment below I wanted to mimic the fabric and decided to make bullion roses. These roses have a double layer of bullion roses (using a single thread of DMC). Leaves are made using a Fishbone stitch. This is made using a straight stitch accented with French knots. I used a lighter color for the French Knots, other wise this stitch could have been done in one thread color by doing a pistol stitch. thanks for stopping by!

Listing is for a gorgeous multicolor stripe embroidered fabric with subtle sequin highlights. It has elegant sequin highlights that make the fabric super stunning and gives the right amount of sparkle! It is a perfect addition to all your sewing projects. Use it to make stunning tops, tunics, dresses, doll dress, add to your quilting project, collage or bookbinding. The options are endless! Length-1/2 yard Fabric width-42' relaxed and 44" when stretched More quantities will be cut as continuous yardage.

Please refer to the Junior size chart. Show off your bubbly and pleasant personality with this creation by Elizabeth K GL3065. This elegant dress is embellished with beads  and embroidery as the bodice features a sheer cap sleeve and scoop neckline. This ensemble is completed with a full back and center zipper closure. While the A-line skirt flows gorgeously into a full-length hemline. This Elizabeth K dress will definitely make a statement in every occasion. Style: elizabethk_GL3065 Fabric: Chiffon Details: Cap Sleeve, Sheer Bodice, Beaded, Embroidery, Full Back, Back Zipper, Full Length Length: Long Neckline: Scoop Waistline: Natural Silhouette: A-Line Please refer to our returns and exchanges policy page (click here) for more details.

Welcome to our Store.thanks for your interested in our gowns. We could make the dresses according to the pictures came from you,we welcome retail and wholesale. Click to see more styles on our store: Contact us: [email protected] A.Condition: brand new ,column ,mermaid or A-line style, Length:knee length,Tea -Length,or floor length are all available Fabric: imported satin,silk,special taffeta,stretch satin,organza,chiffon,lace,tulle are available Embellishment: beading,embroidery ,appliques,handmade flowers,handmade ruffles are available Color:color free ,all the colors on our color chart are available Size:Standard size or custom size . Closure:Zipper back or Lace up back. Lining:Boned and Fully Lined . Packing:Delicate box package or plastic bags. It usually take 7-25 working days to finish the dress,the shipping time is 3-15 days . B. Color: All color are available from our color chart . Since computer screens have chromatic aberration, especially between CRT screen and LCD screen, we can not guarantee that the color of our products will be exactly the same with the photographs you saw. If you need any other color or special requirement, please contact me by email and I will take care of your request personally in two days. C.Size unit :( centimeters or inches):we can make the dress with standard size and custom order,if you need custom sizes,please measure below measurements: 1.Bust=_____ inches 2.Waist=_____inches 3.Hips=________inches 4.Shoulder to Shoulder from back = ___ inches 5.Shoulder to nipple = ___ inches 6.Shoulder to floor through nipple no shoes=________inches 7.Full height from top head to floor no shoes=______inches 8.The dress shoes height=______inches 9.Arm length:= ___________inches(this size is for sleeve dress) 10.Armhole:= ___________inches(end of arm,this size is for sleeve dress) 11.Occasion Date:=________ Send the measurements to me as soon as you payment . D:Packing:Delicate box package or plastic bags. E.Delivery time Normal total time: 18-25 days (tailoring time+shipping time) Rush order: within 15 days, but there will be a US$30 accelerating fee,when you checkout,you can choose rush order. F.About Feedback Thanks so much for your bidding, it will be more appreciated if you can leave us 5 STAR positive feedback if you feel that the item and our service is good for you. Great feedback will be left to you too. If any situation, you receive an unsatisfied item, please just contact us immediately, we will try to solve the problem for you. But keep in mind that any problem please do contact us first, we are really hope that you can have a happy experience from this transaction. Expand Full Description

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Stitch Along With Me. Learn how to work this beautiful embroidery pattern in a simple and easy way. This is a very easy pattern but the end look is pretty

Design Highlights The design of a classic camisole pajama set combined with a vintage palace style looks very elegant and high-end, and the mesh robe makes it even more romantic. Exquisite embroidery, cute bows and see-through mesh, these detailed design embellishments make the overall pajamas more feminine and noble. The fabric uses a double-layer design, and the inner layer is modal made of viscose and spandex, which is very skin-friendly, breathable and extremely comfortable to wear. The outer layer is made of mesh made of nylon and spandex, which looks very elegant, romantic and light. Type:  Pajamas Color: Pink/Light Yellow Season: All Season Style: Vintage/Romantic Detail: Mesh, Embroidery, Cami Material: Modal Composition: 95% Viscose, 5% Spandex Fit Type: Regular

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Each thread packet contains 4 full Edmar embroidery thread skeins. You will receive the following colors: Glory: 137, 401 - Iris: 216 - Lola: 125 Design area is 2 x 4. This is a beginner stitching project. Stitches used in this design include: Bullion, Cast-on, Satin Stitch, Lazy Daisy, Couching, French Knots, Stem Stitch. Full skeins of EdMar threads are sold separately and are available for sale in this listing. Thistle Teach Me, EdMar Thread Packet for pattern #3859 contains 4 full skeins. These designs are sold as the pattern printed on fabric with instructions. Full skeins of EdMar brazilian embroidery threads are packaged together and are available for sale separately in this listing.Due to Copyright restrictions, returns are not allowed on this product.

The Reversible Loop Bag Pattern has been around for quite a few years and it’s still one of my all time favourites. A quick project and a great way to show off fabrics, plus it’s totall…

Please refer to the Missy size chart Enter the hall with grace and beauty in Elizabeth K GL1368. This dress features a bateau neckline and long sleeves of sheer fabric adorned with lace embroidery. A sophisticated t full-length look glides to the floor with grace. This Elizabeth K definitely parades the elegant and classy style. Style: elizabethk_GL1368 Details: Long sleeves, Lace embellished, Bateau neckline Length: Long Neckline: Bateau Waistline: Natural Silhouette: A-Line Please refer to our returns and exchanges policy page (click here) for more details..

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Make a statement on your special day with this stunning spaghetti strap wedding dress. Made with luxurious satin and embellished with sparkling beads, this form-fitting gown will accentuate your curves and give you an elegant and sophisticated look. Feature: Made with high-quality satin material for a luxurious feel and elegant look Exquisite corset details with intricate beadwork adds a touch of glamour Form-fitting silhouette flatters your figure and accentuates your curves Zipper back closure ensures a secure and comfortable fit Spaghetti straps offer a delicate and romantic touch to the overall design