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Audrey
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Hand Embroidery
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Needlepoint Group
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Friends of Hardanger-Emb…
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I have really enjoyed looking through your photos and you seem to have a very creative mind.
Keep stitching.
Audrey
Band samplers or just one stitch pieces / pages sound great. I have been stitching for a long time but have never explored the many variations of one type of stitch and would like to.
Audrey
For those who love hand embroidery both traditional and contemporary
I also agree as "whitework" covers a wide range of needlecrafts that are often used together.
This group is for those who are interested in stitching on needlepoint canvas including charted, freeform and painted canvas
For all, who want to stitch and to talk about Hardanger-Embroidery
For all who do pulled thread work or want to learn it. Also called drawn fabric embroidery. Dresden is historic form; Schwalm & Naversom use pulled thread elements combined with others.
A group for those who collect and stitch from vintage iron-on embroidery transfers. Any type of embroidery worked from vintage transfers, such as traditional outline embroidery, traditional redwork and crayon tinting techniques are a welcome!
For all those who love and delight in crazy quilts
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 11:36pm on August 31, 2009,
Joy Vale said…
- Thanks Audrey for your comments and for looking at my photos. I really enjoy trying to do as much variety as I can.
- At 9:26am on March 11, 2009,
Ann Clare said…
- That's nice Audrey! Thanks!
- At 11:57am on February 24, 2009,
Lorelei Terry Halley said…
- Audrey
Do you have any photos of work you've done? I also like to see what others have done: I'm just plain greedy for pictures.
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- What aspect of textiles are you interested in?
- I like to see what others have done and to have a go.
All types of hand embroidery : cut work, hardanger, x-stitch, drawn thread, blackwork and ordinary embroidery. also I am interested in stitching for doll's houses.
- Where did you learn your textle skills?
- self taught.
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