Practical Embroidery online school
Hand embroidery and its practical application
Practical Embroidery online school exists to teach hand embroidery techniques and application. Embroidery skills empower us to take care of our clothes, homes, and emotional health with simple stitches.
This web page offers a range of online courses, workshops, downloadable patterns, video tutorials, and embroidery kits.
EMBROIDERY RESOURCES
Stitch library, Video lessons and DIY tutorials
Practical Embroidery online school is dedicated to sharing information about hand embroidery stitches and techniques. Take a look at the stitch library A-Z, hand embroidery stitches by technique and a library of embroidery video lessons.
embroidery techniques and stitches
Embroidery patterns
embroidery inspiration
embroidery projects
Embroidery for mending
embroidery tools and materials
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How to use carbon paper to transfer embroidery patterns onto dark and light-colored fabrics
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