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About Me
- janet
- Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States
- I'm a freelance graphic designer with a home-based business crafting pillows and home accessories from vintage materials. I also resell some of the vintage treasures I find on my flea market trips, so look for buttons, trims, aprons, sewing patterns, accessories, cute baby things, and linens on my web site and Etsy shop.
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Stitch School
Stitch School has moved to its new home! You'll find all the same posts you've read and loved here plus I'll be adding new stitches and other embroidery-related information. See you there!
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11 comments:
I am enjoying your stitch tutorials. I have sent some friends over to have a look..for some help in learning.
I look forward to your stitching tutorials each week. Thank you!
Your stitch tutorials are really great!
I know that a lot of crewelwork involves split stitch - and it is something that I find hard to get looking even. You have done a super job. : )
When I am next stuck on an embroidery project I am coming first to your site rather than opening a book. I think your tutorials are better than anything else I have found.
This is a great series! I love your super clear close-up pictures.
I simply adore these tutorials =), As a bored student out of school, this is the perfect past time... relaxing and fun!
I think it is great because I need all this information for my Textiles homework every Tuesday and it is so clear and easy to read these instructions.
ur stitch tutorial is too cool.
One thing I discovered today with split stitch is that it really helps to keep your stitches short, very short if possible. It looks better and is much easier. I read this in a book, and did find the difference, in working the stitch and its results, substantial!
Hope this helps anyone else looking...
Just commenting to say thank you. I am using your tutorials to teach my 7yo to embroider. Your instructions are so clear. We're having a wonderful time.
i am so glad that you have done this! I learned to embroider from my mom years ago, but got away from it for a while and just needed a refresher...this did the job! Superb picture illustrations too!
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