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Whitework refers to a variety of different techniques from more bold pieces of work to fine and delicate pieces. Find out more about courses at the RSN here
Delve into elegant Frisian whitework with historical whitework specialist, Yvette Stanton. From Friesland in the Netherlands, this is a style of counted embroidery dating from the 1600s. It was traditionally used on men’s shirt collars, household linen, and samplers. Whitework is usually stitched in white thread on white fabric and most Frisian whitework is worked this way. However, this technique can also have touches of colour, and some samplers are worked entirely in coloured thread. Alphabets, figurative motifs and geometric shapes are common, and they are interpreted in a wide variety of stitches, such as satin stitch, eyelets, whipped back stitch, and chain stitch; some also with cutwork and drawn thread work. Explore how Frisian whitework featured on clothing and other textiles, and study the many photographs featuring historical examples. Yvette guides you though the stitches and techniques of Frisian whitework with clear step-by-step instructions and detailed diagrams, ensuring you'll have the confidence and skills to master ten original projects, from small through to large, with a range of useful and beautiful applications. Praise for Frisian Whitework: ‘I'm so excited about Yvette's new book on Frisian whitework! When it comes to learning and honing skills in specific (and sometimes obscure) embroidery techniques from around the world, Yvette is one of the best authors you'll find. Her newest offering is another gem in her ever-expanding crown of instructive embroidery books. From the unique history behind the techniques of Frisian whitework, to the detailed, clear instruction reinforced with pristine, gorgeous projects, this book does not disappoint! You're going to love it!’ — Mary Corbet, www.needlenthread.com
Stitch seashore beauty with a stunning seashell in the classic whitework style! Great on totes, pillows, and more.
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PDF Whitework with colour patterns for download, no items will be shipped. Purchase a pack of iron on transfers for these patterns.
Whitework Wednesday........ I was reading through the new Royal School of Needlework's Essential Stitch Guide on Whitework (lo...
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Hello Everyone Firstly thank you all for the fantastic response to my Moonlit Owl in the last post. It was lovely to receive such encouragement and positive feedback and I have come up with a plan to re-draw the owl and flowers myself in a similar design. It will…
Hello everyone I hope your week is going well. I have had to put embroidery business aside this week as have been busy helping my young daughter study for her first exams - this is rather like going back to school but much much harder as I have to google everything! I knew I was…
Introduction to Whitework
The impressive sunflower is old and prevalent. So it is no wonder that it shows up as a popular motif in Schwalm whitework. (The sunflower motif should not be confused with one of the main Schwalm whitework motifs – the sun. The sun, also a circle motif, is commonly outlined with scallops or 2 short-2 long.) Sunflower fields are currently in full bloom; these inspired me to take a closer look at sunflowers in Schwalm whitework. The images I include here are arranged chronologically. The oldest traditional embroidery in my collection that includes a sunflower motif is from about 1770. It is early Schwalm whitework without any withdrawal of threads. Others date from the beginning of the 19th century. Embroideries from the 20th century and contemporary examples follow. The circle center of the sunflower motif can be filled with a variety of different patterns allowing for an incredible number of creative possibilities. The focus here is the arrangement of the petals. It is of particular interest because the embroiderers were also eminently creative in this point. From the very abstract design, which is identifiable as sunflower only upon second consideration, up to the nearly realistic rendering, many interpretations and nuances are found. This applies also to the sizes; there are some small, but also some very large examples. Please take a look for yourself!
Hello Everyone This week it is my great pleasure to announce that the first of the Whitework embroidery kits is available , and in the Etsy Shop here. This is an entry level kit for those who want to learn the technique and also for those who have some previous experience. In this kit you…
I wanted to tell you a little bit about some Whitework that I saw last year in Verona . The Don Mazza Museum is very tiny, to pass by on t...
Add a wild look to quilts, tea towels, and more, with this design. Whitework designs use one color thread, making them quick to stitch on your embroidery projects.
'Margaret' all completed and ready for teaching.
Detail of Schwalm Rectangle with openwork in heart
Whitework embroidery patterns by Yvette Stanton
