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This 20-22 count aida fabric was such a bright white that I never seemed to find the right project in which to use it. Then I joined Mary Corbet’s SF (http://stitchinfingers.ning.com/) and many of the members were dyeing their fabrics … Read more
This 20-22 count aida fabric was such a bright white that I never seemed to find the right project in which to use it. Then I joined Mary Corbet’s SF (http://stitchinfingers.ning.com/) and many of the members were dyeing their fabrics … Read more
Fill-in Stitches:
As the length of this page has gotten a bit long, I have moved discussion of the below listed fill-in stitches onto their own blog page. Clicking the name of any of the below fill-in stitches will take … Read more
Traditional hardanger embroidery is characterized by hardanger satin stitch blocks (kloster blocks) and hardanger satin stitches formed into geometric designs. Within the kloster blocks the cutting and withdrawal of threads creates grid(s) of fabric threads which normally are embellished with … Read more