81. StitchGuide.com -- Embroidery -- General Information embroidery is defined as the embellishment of fabric with needlework. In the realm of needlework, there are many types of hand stitching and literally http://www.stitchguide.com/stitches/embroidery/

Choose your craft: Choose... Crochenit Crochet Crochet-Tatting Crochet On The DoubleTM Cross-stitch Embroidery Knitting Plastic canvas Quilting/Sewing Tatting Search Last updated: Monday, April 04, 2005 Home Backstitch Blanket Stitch Chain Stitch ... Home General information: Embroidery Think of the word "embroidery" what comes to mind? Crewel, needlepoint, smocking, Harhanger? The list could go on and on ... Embroidery is defined as the embellishment of fabric with needlework. In the realm of needlework, there are many types of hand stitching and literally hundreds of different stitches. Though some types of embroidery may seem intimidating at first, keep in mind most intricate stitches are combinations and variations of a few basic ones. Then, simply changing the fabric and application of a stitch a new technique, a different look. With so many different techniques to express your creativity using embroidery why not take some time to expand your horizons by learning a new stitch or technique? Begin a sampler of new stitches. As you perfect them, embellish a blouse or home decor project. If you're adventurous, try some pulled thread or cut work. Remember those basic stitches go a long way! Ribbon Embroidery is another very old art form. Simple in technique, it utilizes a needle to take a narrow ribbon through fabric creating many stitches, including some familiar embroidery stitches. While not typically as exact in the placement of the stitches as other forms of needlework, ribbon embroidery can be used to embellish cross-stitch, quilting, plastic canvas and needlepoint designs.

82. Embroidery - About Embroidery Featuring hand embroidered items, including hand embroidery painting and silk hand embroidered home embroidered silk painting, chinese hand embroidery http://artmam.net/embroidery.htm

ARTMAM-NET :: embroidery Drive more traffic to your online store using performance based marketing. Home All Directories edit your listing add site ... add Classified Ad Created for Reasonable Purposes Sites: 45993 Directories: 528 Send flowers Portraits for commission Art for commission Sites Images Classified Encyclopedia LOCATION Home :: embroidery Chinese handmade embroidery Suzhou silk embroidery We ( www.folkartcn.com ) are a Chinese leading manufacture(workshop) and exporter of Chinese handmade embroidery , framed embroidery , double side, silk embroidery , Suzhou embroidery , art, folk, portrait, landscape, animal embroidery , etc. Asian embroidery , Suzhou embroidery , Chinese embroidery , Chinese traditional needle work, frame, folk art, Asian paintings, Asian crafts, handmade embroidery , handicraft, silk embroidery , gift, collectables, gifts, collectable, costomized embroidered Category: Arts and Crafts Shopping http://www.folkartcn.com Ukrainian Embroidery-style Digital images of embroidery samples to be used in web-design. FREE Ukrainian Embroidery-style Web Graphics

83. Algerian Eye Stitch In Sharon B's Dictionary Of Stitches For Hand Embroidery And needlework stitches and assist in increasing your hand embroidery skills. It is illustrated with step by step instructions of each embroidery stitch. http://inaminuteago.com/stitchdict/stitch/algerian.html

Algerian Eye Stitch If you are interested in viewing part of a sampler that uses this stitch an image of it worked in hand dyed pearl thread on a linen foundation fabric it can be found here Algerian eye stitch also goes by the names of Star stitch and Star eyelet stitch. This is a stitch often found on canvas needlework, pulled work embroidery and forms of counted thread work. Worked on even weave embroidery fabric, it is made up of stitches arranged in a square. Work this stitch with the fabric held under tension in an embroiderers hoop or on a needlework frame. Refer to the diagram and work each straight stitch into the center hole. With each stitch pull the thread slightly so that the fabric distorts slightly, as it this tensioning action that creates the holes in the center of each stitch. If you want to neaten or emphasise the central hole you can do so with the end of a knitting needle. Gently poke the end of the knitting needle into the whole to widen it a little. It is very easy to build up interesting design motifs and patterns using arrangements of Algerian eye stitch. This needlework stitch can also be built up row upon row to create interesting border patterns on houshold items and garment. You often encounter this stitch in pulled and drawn thread needlework and worked in combination with

84. Sharon B's Links It is illustrated with step by step instructions of each embroidery stitch. An Australian print magazine concentrating on hand embroidery and smocking. http://inaminuteago.com/links/enbroider.html

Links and Resources to information about embroidery Art and Craft organisations Beads Braids Tassels and Kumihimo Buttons ... Return to Stitch Collection Note: I have listed various guilds and organisations under Art and Craft organisations and articles that relate to the history of embroidery are grouped in History and Culture of Textiles section and online exhibitons and museums are in the Museums and Gallery section Embroidery Embroidery Resources: Ezines, Portal sites and directories. About.com Cross Stitching Cross stitch and needlework at About.com a well organized directory but often slow to load. American Needlepoint Guild provides articles, a stitch of the month, discussion list, extensive FAQ's on their site, They also provide an definition of Needlepoint as "any counted or free stitchery worked by hand with a threaded needle on a readily countable ground." Artistry in Stitching -the Needlearts Mall this commercial site provideds needlework lessons, instructional articles, and of course supplies for needlwork

85. Texere Yarns - Embroidery & Tapestry Accessories image of embroidery Hoop 17cm. Finely ground beechwood with brass adjusting screw. Three sizes of frames perfect for stretching tapestry canvas and http://www.texere.co.uk/yarns.php?category=9&subcategory=15

86. Embroidery Definition For The Clothing And Fashion and can be held firmly in the hand or in a special embroidery hoop or tapestry frame. The art of hand embroidery is a painstaking and laborious process, http://www.apparelsearch.com/Definitions/Embroidery/embroidery_definition.htm

Embroidery Definition ; Definitions for the Clothing Fabric Industry Embroidery Directory Clothes Factories Clothing Trimming Textile ... Fashion Embroidery is an ancient variety of decorative needlework in which designs and pictures are created by stitching strands of some material on to a layer of another material. Most embroidery uses thread or wool stitched onto a woven fabric, but the stitches could be executed in, for example, wire or leather strands, and embroidery can be worked onto many materials. Non- woven traditional materials include leather and felt , but modern textile artists embroider on many non-traditional materials such as plastic sheeting. Often, specific embroidery stitches are used.

87. Victorian Cottage Treasures -- We Offer Embroidery Supplies: Threads, Silk Ribbo Victorian Cottage Treasures caters to embroidery enthusiasts we offer threads highlighting effect in all hand embroidery on all fabrics and canvasses. http://www.victoriancottagetreasures.com/department.cgi/view/area41/search/1/are

Let the beauty of Needlepoint and Tapestry add a touch of stylish elegance to your home. We have thousands of gracious needlepoint kits and supplies to match every décor and budget. You will be amazed with the variety and detailed designs available in our kits. We are sure we have the perfect project waiting for you. Embroidery Hoops and Stands: For the embroidery project that's bigger or smaller than what you have equipment for. Metallic Thread - Kreinik #1/16 Ribbon: Cross stitch (10-11count), needlepoint (18-24 count), machine embroidery (use in bobbin or couch). Use with thread heaven wax to make sure fabric does not fray when being worked. Metallic Thread - Kreinik #1/8 Ribbon: Cross stitch (8 count), needlepoint (10-14 count), machine embroidery (couch). Use with thread heaven wax to make sure fabric does not fray when being worked. Metallic Thread - Kreinik Blending Filament: Use by itself or combine with other threads and yarns to create a random highlighting effect in all hand embroidery on all fabrics and canvasses. Use in bobbin or needle for machine embroidery. Use with thread heaven wax to make sure fabric does not fray when being worked. Metallic Thread - Kreinik Cable: 3 ply twist. For outlining and specialty stitches. Also can be couched. Use in bobbin for machine Embroidery. Use with thread heaven wax to make sure fabric does not fray when being worked.

88. Craft Site Directory - Embroidery Also free charts for both hand cross stitch and machine embroidery. embroidery supplies ABCcross-stitch-patterns.com hand and machine embroidery http://www.craftsitedirectory.com/embroidery/

Free Newsletter Add Your Website(It's Free!) Main Page Craft Site Directory: Embroidery www.craftsitedirectory.com/embroidery/ - Remember to Embroidery is the ornamentation of fabric with needlework. In this category you can find links to embroidery how-to information and free designs for both hand and machine embroidery(papers icon), embroidery supplies and equipment(thread icon), along with links to online shops offering custom embroidery and other embroidered items(shop icon). Receive Our Free Monthly Newsletter! Just Click on the Sign-Up Desk! Embroidery Sub Categories Redwork Stitchery See Also Cross Stitch Needlepoint Heritage Shoppe Embroidery designs and supplies, embroidery essays and information, how-to embroider, free online embroidery classes, embroidery and hand sewing forum and more. Vermillion Stitchery Purchase cross stitch and machine embroidery designs by Donna Vermillion Giampa. Also free charts for both hand cross stitch and machine embroidery. Secrets of Machine Embroidery Free embroidery tips, techniques, links for sewing machine embroidery. Beginners help for using computers with sewing machines. All Threads - Robison-Anton Embroidery Thread You have all the embroidery designs, now, where's the thread? We stock nearly 1000 colors, including Rayon, Polyester, Metallic and Moonglow embroidery thread, plus 25- and 50-weight cotton quilting thread. We also carry embroidery stabilizer, NEB prewound bobbins, Schmetz needles and much more. FREE shipping on all orders.

89. Wendy Schoen Design Fine Embroidery Needles Do you use embroidery or other needlework skills on your quilts? ribbon embroidery, cross stitch, needlepoint, and all types of canvas work embroideries http://www.roserushbrooke.com/wendy-schoen-design.html

Home Browse Galleries Art for Sale About the Artist ... BLOG: Search by FreeFind Wendy Schoen Design Fine Embroidery Needles Do you use embroidery or other needlework skills on your quilts? Do you want to use the best needles you can find? I do a lot of embroidery using silk ribbon and other threads so like using these hand needles from Wendy Schoen Design. They are beautifully packaged and a really superior product. Qty: Wendy Schoen Design #12 crewel needles 9 needles in the packet. This tiny, long-eyed needle is perfect for all types of French hand sewing. Roll and whip the tiniest seams, render the most delicate of embroidery stitches, and master miniscule blind stitches. Qty: Wendy Schoen Design #10 crewel needles 9 needles in the packet. This small-sized, long eyed needle is excellent for shadow work embroidery. Other uses include satin stitch, stem or outline stitch, granito, backstitch, and drawn thread work. Qty: Wendy Schoen Design #9 crewel needles 12 needles in the packet. This medium-sized, long eyed needle is excellent for point de paris stitch and shadow work embroidery. Other uses include stem or outline stitch, granito, backstitch, and cutwork. Qty: Wendy Schoen Design #8 crewel needles 12 needles in the packet.

90. ANG: Rozashi -- Traditional Japanese Embroidery Rozashi Traditional Japanese embroidery by Maggie Backman. Originally published in Needle Traditional Rozashi stitches worked on the unique canvas. http://www.needlepoint.org/Archives/99-11/Rozashi.htm

American Needlepoint Guild, Inc. Rozashi Traditional Japanese Embroidery by Maggie Backman Originally published in Needle Pointers , Volume X, Number 1, Spring 1982 Editor's Note-Maggie Backman is an author, lecturer and teacher of Rozashi and Japanese textile design. She is certified through the Valentine Museum and teaches at National and Regional seminars as well as local guilds throughout the United States. Photography by John Backman Maggie Backman demonstrates Rozashi technique. The Ro weave of the scrim is unique. It is woven with three threads twisted and crossed with the warp threads to establish a small hole, which is the basis for the stitching technique that will cover the silk canvas. The scrim-like canvas has 37-40 threads to an inch horizontally and the small hole established by the weave enables the embroiderer to execute the surface design much easier than if the scrim were evenly woven. The three horizontal threads are called "dan" and only eleven of these dan are counted vertically per inch, thus making the canvas three times as high as it is wide. Because of the unevenly woven Ro, Rozashi stitches are vertical and lineal in nature. Counted thread stitches, similar to gobelin, brick, and Florentine, have been naturally employed for use on this unique canvas. If horizontal stitches are desired, the Ro is then fastened to the frame horizontally rather than vertically.

91. Embroidery Links Isobel Hunt Fine embroidery Kits designs based on antique textiles and tapestries Neon Flamingo Designs -designs for canvas embroidery (needlepoint) http://www.lacefairy.com/Embroidery/Embroidlinks.htm

Embroidery Links Isobel Hunt Fine Embroidery Kits -designs based on antique textiles and tapestries Heritage Embroidery The Ribbon Store- source of Specialty ribbons Dolls And Lace.com Treasured Tapestries (TM)-Cross Stitch Dreams EuroCrafts - needlework and lace supplies Pieceworks Magazine Embroidered Portraits and Collages by Jenny Hart Teresa Wentzler - mythical, mystical, and magical cross stitch designs Classic Stitches Homepage (with Stitch Glossary) ' SLIPS' Late 16th/Early 17th Century Embroidery Embroidering a Blackwork Coif by Barbara L. Ding JDR Brazilian Elegance Complete List of Needlework magazines Told in a Garden- fabulous cross stitch patterns! Needlearts Mall- links to needleart articals and shops Halcyon Yarn Husflifen Norweigan embroidered costumes Neon Flamingo Designs -designs for canvas embroidery (needlepoint) NeedleCraft of Ireland - unique needlepoint patterns and kits Artistic Ribbon Inc. - "because it's bare without a ribbon!" Please do not request links for machine embroidery websites. - hand work only!

92. Embroiderers' Association Of Canada Inc. Deanna has studied many forms of embroidery with EAC correspondence courses, including beading on canvas, embroidery with beading and beaded clothing. http://www.eac.ca/education/Instructors.htm

Click Image for Home Page Embroiderers' Association of Canada Inc EAC Member Teachers If you are a teacher, or you know of a teacher who is not listed here, please contact the Education Director ALLAN, Jo Ann BERLIN, Tanja Tanja, originally from Dorset, England, is a graduate and former staff member of the Royal School of Needlework. At the school she became an expert on various techniques of embroidery as they applied to restoration, conservation and commission projects. Tanja now lives in Calgary where she teaches and maintains her website of embroidery kits and designs. Her Goldwork sampler was recently highlighted in Embroidery Canada magazine. BERTELSEN, Deanna G. Deanna has studied many forms of embroidery with EAC correspondence courses, national and international teachers and now finds her greatest joy in dimensional embroidery. She is the designer and author of the EAC's Intermediate Group Correspondence Course in Stumpwork. Deanna has taught at Seminars in Victoria, Regina and Truro. GRANT, Dorita

93. 20% Off Embroidery Techniques From East And West By Munni Srivastava New Dimensions in Machine and hand embroidery New Dimensions in hand Machine embroidery by Jan Beaney Jean Littlejohn. Quilt Embellish in One Step! http://softexpressions.com/software/books/EmbroidTech.php

Computer Quilting BYTES Newsletter Name Email 100% Secure Checkout Low Price Promise Company Profile Mail, fax form Catalog Product List Embroidery Techniques From East and West includes a large range of Indian and European hand embroidery techniques, combined with free-motion machine embroidery, quilting and beading. Over 15 projects from cushions to wallhangings. ALL Books Index Embroidery Techniques From East and West Texture and Color for Quilters and Embroiderers Author: Munni Srivastava Pages: 128 Page size: 8 1/2" x 11" Publisher: Trafalgar Square Publishing 20% off: $19.64 MSRP: $ Back Cover Information This lavishly illustrated book includes a large range of Indian and European hand embroidery techniques, combined with free-motion machine embroidery, quilting and beading. Munni Srivastava frequently uses patchwork as a "canvas" on which to project her embroidery, her aim being to achieve a richly textured surface that ripples under the light. The book includes sections on: Indian embroidery techniques Shisha work - Kantha quilting Motifs adapted from traditional designs Free-motion machine embroidery patchwork techniques Design advice for successful mixing of techniques Tips on presentation and framing of work Over 15 projects from cushions to wallhangings Table of Contents Introduction Equipment

94. 2 Busy Stitching Links Free Charts Hardanger Embroidery Cross Stitch Charts Designs by Rose Marie Lovely hardanger embroidery patterns. Stitch Patterns Specializes in machine embroidery designs patterns for hand embroidery http://www.2busystitching.com/links.htm

HOME OUR CHARTS FREE CHARTS HISTORY ... ORDER Designers Classic Cross Stitch Patterns Unique Challenging Patterns for Counted Cross Stitch, Petit Point, Needlepoint, Rug hooking, free patterns MTV Designs: Italian Cross Stitch Style. Hyland Designs: Some of the designs are whimsical, some are inspirational, some offer serenity, some reflect memories of things past. Stitches of Mine: Original machine embroidery designs puk-design: Some really nice designs here. I personally really like Her Lady In Red. Also has free designs. Gallactic Gallery: Specializes in simple, fun and artistic patterns for everyone Mosaic Expressions Designs: Very colourful ethnic cross stitch designs of people and places around the world. Stitches'N'Stones Cross Stitch original patterns of all kinds Berlin Embroidery: Packed full of interesting embroidery kits and information on commissions and classes. Stitched UP A small customer-friendly cross stitch design company providing bright, modern designs. Cross-Stitch-Art.com Patterns and kits from the art nouveau and art deco periods. Mearnscraft: A site devoted to Scottish cross-stitch.

95. Kreinik Metallic Threads For Needlepoint And Embroidery create a random highlighting effect in all hand embroidery on all fabrics/canvases. Use in bobbing or needle for machine embroidery. 50 meters/55 yards. http://www.independenceneedlepoint.com/Kreinik Metallic.htm

BLENDING FILAMENT - 1 ply - Use by itself or combine with other yarns to create a random highlighting effect in all hand embroidery on all fabrics/canvases. Use in bobbing or needle for machine embroidery. 50 meters/55 yards. BRAIDS Very Fine # 4 - Cross Stitch (16-18 ct), Needlepoint (for light details on 18-30 ct), Machine Embroidery (use in bobbin or needle). 11 meters/11 3/4 yards Fine # 8 - Cross Stitch (11-14 ct), Needlepoint (for fine details on 18-30 ct), Machine Embroidery (use in bobbin or needle). 10 meters/11 yards Tapestry # 12 - Cross Stitch (11 ct), Needlepoint (18-30 ct), Crochet, Machine Embroidery (use in bobbin or needle). 10 meters/11 yards. Medium # 16 - Cross Stitch (10-11 ct), Needlepoint (14-18 ct), Plastic Canvas (14ct), Machine Embroidery (couch). 10 meters/11 yards Heavy # 32 - Cross Stitch (8 ct), Needlepoint(10-14 ct), Plastic Canvas (7-14 ct), Machine Embroidery (couch). 5 meters/ 5 1/2 yards FOR COLOR CARD PAGE CLICK ON PICTURE Color # Color Blending Filament # 4 Braid # 8 Braid # 12 Braid # 16 Braid # 32 Braid Silver 001 HL HIGH LUSTER SILVER Gold 002 HL HIGH LUSTER GOLD Red Black Blue Pink Green Emerald Purple Beige Sky Blue Chartreuse Navy Pewter Copper 021 HL HIGH LUSTER COPPER Lilac Fuchsia Gray Amethyst Turquoise Crimson Pearl Royal Blue Vatican Gold n/a 102 HL HIGH LUSTER VATICAN GOLD n/a Yellow-Orange n/a Aquamarine

96. Embroidery - Definition Of Embroidery In Encyclopedia embroidery is an ancient variety of decorative needlework in which designs and pictures are canvas work Countedthread embroidery Crewel embroidery http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Embroidery

Add to Favorites General Encyclopedia Legal ... Law forum Search Word: Visit our Law forums Labor Law Accidents Law Bankruptcy Law Business Law ... Tax Law Embroidery is an ancient variety of decorative needlework in which designs and pictures are created by stitching strands of some material on to a layer of another material. Most embroidery uses thread or wool stitched onto a woven fabric, but the stitches could be executed in, for example, wire or leather strands, and embroidery can be worked onto many materials. Non- woven traditional materials include leather and felt , but modern textile artists embroider on many non-traditional materials such as plastic sheeting. Often, specific embroidery stiches are used. This article is predominantly about hand embroidery , which is embroidery done without the help of a sewing machine or similar electric tool. Machine embroidery has become a vast subject on its own. It is both used for creative work on individual pieces and for mass-produced clothing products. Embroidery has traditionally been used to decorate clothing and household furnishings including table linens, tray

97. Profitable Embroiderer: Embroidery Fundamentals Full text of the article, embroidery Fundamentals from Profitable Sharp point needles are used on woven materials, such as canvas, towels, and caps. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0KYW/is_2003_July_1/ai_106725807

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Profitable Embroiderer July 1, 2003 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for Academy of Marketing Science Review Accounting Historians Journal, The Accounting History AgExporter ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Embroidery Fundamentals Profitable Embroiderer July 1, 2003 Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Byline: Annette Joyce Embroidery is a matter of putting thread to fabric to create a design that satisfies the needs of the consumer. It can be as simple as a name stitched across the top of a shirt pocket or as elaborate as a three-dimensional vase of flowers. Regardless of the complexity, in the end, the look of the design is determined by the various choices made by the embroiderer. When you break commercial embroidery down to the basics, there are four distinct components - machine, design, fabric and thread. Each one of these components plays an important role in the end product. Alter any one of them and you change, sometimes drastically, the look of your finished embroidery. Let's take a look at how each of these elements affects your final results.

98. Celebration Of Embroidery - Heritage Shoppe - Oconto, WI 2. Charts for any type of counted work. This includes canvas embroidery. A Celebration of embroidery Main Challenge Page http://www.heritageshoppe.com/heritage/essays/challenge/celebration20.html

Essays The Patterns: 1. A line drawing, the exact size for this design. 2. Charts for any type of counted work. This includes canvas embroidery. The color on the chart is simply there to create visual divisions in the work and should not be construed as the actual hues that should be used. Also included is a symbol chart for those who prefer working in this manner. The Parameters: You are not limited to any size ground. You are not limited to any medium or technique. This includes but is not limited to: ribbon floss, ribbon, any type or size of thread or yarn, beads, applique, wool grounds, Hardanger, reticella, cutwork, plain embroidery, free-hand machine embroidery. You can duplicate any technique already featured. You may use color. However, if you are going to do plain needlepoint or cross stitch, color should not be the sole criteria. If you are not going to try the white-on-white challenge, then do something other than color to make this stand out beyond simple cross stitches or half crosses on canvas. THE CHALLENGE: The original purpose of this "exercise" was to produce a multitude of techniques in white-on-white using the same pattern and approximate size. The size of the line drawing should be kept, within reason, no matter the medium/technique. That might prove difficult on canvas or lower count fabric.

99. Bindings And Decorated Papers The embroidery provided both decoration and protection for the book. canvas was often entirely covered in embroidery to conceal its rough texture. http://www.bl.uk/collections/early/embin2a.html

document.write(''); Home Collections Early printed print ... FAQ Early Printed Collections Guide to English Embroidered Bookbindings The Whole Booke of Psalmes (London, 1633), English embroidered binding. Shelfmark: C.17.b.11. Introduction Brief History of Embroidered Bookbindings Covering Materials and Decoration Viewing Embroidered Bindings in the British Library ... Selected Literature on Embroidery and Embroidered Bindings Introduction The term 'embroidered bookbinding' usually describes a book bound in textile, decorated with a design made for the book and worked in coloured and metallic threads on both covers. The cloth was embroidered separately before it was glued or stitched to the boards of a ready bound book; embroidered covers do not form part of the binding structure. The majority of embroidered bindings were produced by professional needleworkers. Brief History of Embroidered Bookbindings In the 16th and 17th centuries embroidery came into fashion in England, and embroidered bookbindings were most popular under the Tudors and Stuarts. Embroidered bindings were never mass-produced but always made for individuals by request.

100. Embroidery Manufactured In India, Embroidery Manufactures In India, Embroidery I exporters of ball pen sets, garments,embroidery,fruits,food stuffs etc. importers of computerized silk embroidery, hand embroidery and many more. http://www.bombayharbor.com/products_Embroidery_46_1_cat.htm

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