Hand Embroidery Information

Interesting Information: April 7, 2021

Hand Embroidery Information

At some point in my sewing life, I found embroidery.

But what I found, or did, bears no resemblance to what people are doing now.

How fun is this Aurifil post! So enjoy the eye candy here.

And below find a link to a project Debbie of A Quilter’s Table blog is doing—varied projects designed by Rebecca Ringquist, among them alphabet “dropcloths.”

https://auribuzz.com/2021/04/02/five-for-friday-hand-embroidery/

https://aquilterstable.blogspot.com/

Rebecca Ringquist

https://www.etsy.com/shop/DropclothSamplers?&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Search_US_DSA_GGL_Categories_Crafts_New&utm_ag=Embroidery&utm_custom1=k_CjwKCAjwpKCDBhBPEiwAFgBzj7bMXF7TsoiV2ODDyh6uytHO7g8WF1mAZOCxiKdLdEJ-xDtqd7lAoxoCgm4QAvD_BwE_k&utm_content=go_1875485221_71100487198_473135055546_dsa-394751788699_c_&utm_custom2=1875485221&gclid=CjwKCAjwpKCDBhBPEiwAFgBzj7bMXF7TsoiV2ODDyh6uytHO7g8WF1mAZOCxiKdLdEJ-xDtqd7lAoxoCgm4QAvD_BwE

And then there is Wild Boho:

https://wildboho.com/

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Author: louisaenright

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2 thoughts on “Hand Embroidery Information”

  1. Love your version of Amanda’s “Trees” block. Your fabric for the back is amazing…I’m curious, which came first, the backing fabric or your blocks?!

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    1. Thanks for reading my blog. I did the blocks first—mostly as a leader/ender project until I got too many and needed to finish the
      top. Bonnie Hunter pioneered the “leader/ender” way of sewing where you have two projects going at once—your main project and a secondary project where you can send something through the needle so you don’t have to break your thread. You can read all about her methods on her blog.

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