Here is another of the freebie embroidery patterns I have designed as a little series to be published over the next few weeks. Click for larger versions and right click and save to your computer. These are for non commercial use and I ask you to attribute the work to …
Here is another freebie embroidery pattern of my design. Click for larger versions and right click and save to your computer. These are for non commercial use and I ask you to attribute the work to me, with link back to this blog. You may not take whole articles …
I have previously written about the work of Rachel Hobson who represented the surface of the moon using textured embroidery techniques. The news is, Rachel has made it to round 2 in the NASA/Etsy Space Craft Contest. If her piece is voted into the top 20, it will get to …
The other week I published some out of copyright patterns from the 1907 Herrschner Catalogue which can be found in the Antique pattern Library. After I down loaded the 3 PDF files I discovered many of the patterns are blurred but I cleaned a few up for my readers. I …
I was browsing the Antique pattern Library and discovered 3 files I had not spotted before. They are part of the 1907 Herrschner Catalogue. It caught my eye since it was described as “Herrschner, Frederick. Art Needlework Supplies General Catalog. Chicago, Frederick Herrschner, c.1907, 242pgs. Scans donated and photo edited …
This is article I move from studio journal design to embroidered piece. This is an example of taking a design in my studio journal and stitching it. I will start with sharing a photo of the finished project. The source of the design The idea for this project started because …
For the last 20 months or so I have had strips of embroidered fabric accumulate on my design wall. As I stitch sections of my sampler it goes up on my design wall so I can live with it for a while but I decided that it was time to …
