Artworks by Esther van Aardenne A story of recovery through cross stitching…. One day, I decided to take a piece of plain fabric and start stitching whatever came to mind. I didn’t have a plan or a design in mind, I just let my creativity guide me. I started with a few basic stitches, and … Artworks Read More »
In envelope.Embroidery designs.Forms part of the Mary Ann Beinecke Decorative Art Collection.
Printed Gobelin / Tapestry Zweigart canvas. 10ct (40 holes / 10cm), 100% cotton. This is a canvas only. There is DMC & Anchor Thread Selection of the colour article numbers and how many pieces skeins you will need to finish the project. Size 18x24cm The threads and needles are not including! You can order now on our website: https://www.hrisisart.co.uk/ For more Tapestry canvases designs follow the link below: https://www.hrisisart.co.uk/Tapestry%20?limit=100 Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hrisisart/
SpecificationAnchor Tapestry Starters KitKit contains: full colour printed 12 count single thread canvas, Anchor Tapisserie wool, needle and full instructionsSize: 18 x 14cm / 7 x 5½
Vous me direz « Noël est encore loin » ! Mais les petits croix sont là toutes l’année ! Et pour bien préparer un évènement, il faut commencer tôt afin de ne pas être str…
This cross-stitch collage is inspired by 19th-century Spanish and Portuguese embroidery samplers housed in various museum collections. The entire pattern could be stitched as a whole, or separate components could be worked individually for smaller projects. There are no fractional stitches, and the design can be embroidered on aida or evenweave. A basic chart (without any explanatory information) that is compatible with Pattern Keeper is also included with purchase. NOTE: If you would like to stitch a companion piece, the Iberian Sampler is exactly the same dimensions as the Moroccan Sampler. Stitch count: 157 wide x 211 high. Approximate size: 11¼ x15 inches on 14-count aida or 28-count evenweave; 10 x 13¼ inches on 16-count aida or 32-count evenweave; 8¾ x 11¾ inches on 18 count aida or 36 count evenweave. This is a PDF file of an embroidery pattern, not a finished product. Once payment has been made, you will be sent a link via Etsy that will lead you to a downloadable PDF. Cliffside Stitches PDFs include an explanation of the historical/cultural background of the design, clear charts, suggested DMC floss colors, tips for using the design to create smaller projects, and photos of finished models. © Cliffside Stitches 2021 – Patterns are for personal use only. No commercial use is permitted.
Summer's heat is cooling down up here in the North Early morning walks are cool and misty but the days do eventually warm up and it is a joy to stitch on the front porch with Rusty Pups basking in the sun eager to receive visitors. It is thrilling for me to be given a chance to stitch. After two months with the pups they have settled, giving me more stitching time. Thank you girls! Couching down layer upon intertwined layer of twigs and branches. Just the beginnings of a piece inspired by our Springtime adventures discouraging the beavers from taking over our garden. They did leave eventually. After all, in these parts, they have hundreds of streams and ponds to choose from! Deep in thought watching her sister chewing something or other! Never had a seagull on the chimney before he must be wondering if any of the Rusty Pup toys littering the garden might be delicious edibles! They haven't yet worked out how to get into the car unaided and they are getting heavy. Hope they learn soon.
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Для слушателей 1го курса, кто доделывает свои работы: аккуратное оформление бахромы на станке
La forme pleine de l’éléphant attire les brodeurs-brodeuses, mais beaucoup préfèrent la fantaisie à la lourde masse grise de l’animal. L’éléphant, facilement identifiable par sa t…
Girl with Apples stitch pattern designed by Stitch Space. ATTENTION! Fabric and threads are not included! Cross stitch charts are intended for personal use only and can't be distributed any way. Стоимость доставки в (Другой город) Рассчитать Подождите идёт расчёт доставки... Characteristics Christmas! ThemesPeople, Women FabricLugana 25, Belfast 32, Aida 14, Aida 16 Size146х270 st. Shades qty64 StitchesBackstitch, Full stitch, Half stitch, 3/4 stitch Product typePDF instant download file Description Read How to Buy Cross Stitch Chart Finished size 146х270 stitches (26,85x49,35cm) 64 shades of DMC threads are used, including 25 blends Color-Symbol Chart in PDF format, instant download. Instruction is in English. Files: Demand (DMC).jpg (130 Кб) Designer: Stitch Space
Art blog by Orkney artist, Jo Thomson.
How are you enjoying your time without buzzers and beepers in your hands? Mighty relaxing, isn't it? Now maybe you're remembering what it's like to have time for YOU. To refresh. To be tactile. That's what my patterns and stitching tutorials are all about. We all need that time. Time for the next three stitches in the sampler. Cross stitch. Feather stitch. And fly stitch. Now, I haven't used feather stitch in the tree sampler. I was saving that to add as a decorative border at the end of the work, so if you are stitching up that sampler, you'll only have two stitches today, unless you are using a large enough hoop to make the border. If you have used a 7" or smaller hoop, you'll have to move it around a bit to make the border or use a larger hoop if you can. Cross stitch This is a dream of a stitch and you'll see why people make whole pictures out of cross stitch. It's easy, can outline, can fill, and has a very simple and homey look about it. It's vintage, retro, and geometric modern all at the same time. Bring the threaded needle up from the back side of the fabric at the lower end of one diagonal. Take the needle back down at the other end of the diagonal line. I used 3 strands here. Repeat this line of diagonals all the way across. When you get to the end of the row, bring the needle up at the bottom point of the diagonal line leaning the other way. And head back the way you came, covering these diagonal lines in the same way. When you get to the last one, bring it to the back and knot or hide the thread. Feather stitch When you look at all the lines drawn, it looks complicated, but it's really just a bunch of Vs connected at the points. Bring the threaded needle up at the top left of the first V and insert it back into the top right of the same V. Bring the needle back up at the point, catching the loop of thread and pull through. I used 3 strands for this stitch. This is now the top left of the next V. And then you just make the next stitch the same way. Insert the needle in the top right point, pull through a bit, bring it up at the point, and pull through catching the loop to make the whole V. At the very end, take a small stitch to the back to secure the point and knot or hide the thread end. Fly stitch Oh dear! Isn't this like the last one? Yes, chickies! It is so much like the last stitch we learned. That's what makes embroidery so easy! But in fly stitch, instead of joining the stitches up, they are separate. Bring the threaded needle up at the top left and continue as if this was a feather stitch. But once you make the V, you bring the thread back down like a little tail and it becomes its own stitch. And then you make the next one the same way. These can be made in a row and pretty much connected, long or short tails, or further apart, so they show up like little seed pods, bird tracks, or flying geese. Back of the work: NOTE: It doesn't matter if you start feather and fly stitches from the left or right tips. I tend to start from the outer tip in a row of feather stitch. It's really up to you. Same goes for cross stitch. You can work the diagonals from left to right and then come back right to left, or vice versa. Here's the Alice Brooks-style tree sampler using cross stitch and fly stitch. As I said, I'll be adding the feather stitch border at the end, so you'll have to wait for the big reveal on that. Cross stitch on the fence - 4 strands. DMC 783 Fly stitch as birds - 3 strands. DMC 310 Well, aren't you clever! You've stitched half a sampler already! That's it for today! See you tomorrow. Remember to share Embroidery School with your friends.
