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How to learn hand embroidery faster? ⏱🧵🌠

Hi, Reader, One of the questions I often get is how to find time for stitching and learn it faster? My short answer is: Well, hand embroidery is a slow craft by its nature, and the only way to learn it is with slow but constant practice. My longer answer consists of some tips to help you speed up the learning process: Start with the basics Choose Simple Stitches: Begin with foundational stitches like Running stitch, Backstitch, Satin stitch, French knots, and Chain stitch. Use Tutorials:…

Practical Embroidery Newsletter 2

Learn Hand Embroidery: Embrace Sustainable Living 🧵

EMBROIDERY+MENDING Hi, Reader, I hope this newsletter finds you well and creatively inspired! Today, I want to talk about something close to my heart and likely yours, too: the powerful connection between hand embroidery, mending, and sustainability. In a world where fast fashion dominates and items are often discarded at the first sign of wear, mending through embroidery is a thoughtful, creative, and sustainable alternative. Not only does this extend the life of your favorite garments, but…

How to make hand embroidered birthday card
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How to make hand embroidered birthday card

Fun DIY tutorial + free PDF pattern download Looking for a creative, personal way to wish someone a happy birthday? There’s nothing like the joy of creating a hand embroidered birthday card to show your loved ones how much you care. In this tutorial, I’ll guide you step-by-step and help you create beautiful, unique birthday…

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Practical Embroidery in September 🍂🍎🎃🕷🍄👻

SEPTEMBER OVERVIEW Hi, Reader, I hope you are enjoying early autumn in your part of the world! 🍂 As we wave goodbye to September, I want to share a monthly overview of articles, guides, and video tutorials that landed on the Practical Embroidery blog and YouTube channel this month. Ready to Explore? New on the Blog How to organize embroidery floss and thread Practical solutions for busy creatives Read Now Halloween hand embroidery patterns 33 spooky and fun designs to stitch this fall Read…

Organize embroidery floss in boxes and jars

How to Organize Embroidery Floss and Thread: Practical Solutions for Busy Creatives

A fresh skein of embroidery floss is so beautiful and smooth. But anyone who enjoys stitching knows that keeping embroidery floss and thread neat and organized can be challenging. The various shades, textures, and types of thread can quickly become a tangled mess if not stored properly. However, a well-organized system can save you time…

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Practical Embroidery – July overview 🐚🌊🧵

JULY OVERVIEW Hi, Reader, I hope this message finds you well! As we bid farewell to one more sunny month, I want to share with you a monthly overview of articles, guides, and video tutorials that landed on the Practical Embroidery blog and YouTube channel in July. READY TO EXPLORE? New on the Blog How to use carbon paper to transfer embroidery patterns Book of Embroidery by The Royal School of Needlework – review Botanical Embroidery Patterns: Nature-Inspired Stitching Raised Fishbone Stitch…

Botanical Embroidery Patterns on Etsy
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Botanical Embroidery Patterns: Nature-Inspired Stitching

Embroidery, a timeless art form, has evolved to encompass many styles and patterns. Botanical embroidery patterns stand out for their intricate designs and the sense of tranquility they evoke. If you’re a fan of nature or simply looking to add a touch of natural beauty to your stitching projects, botanical embroidery offers a delightful avenue…

Book of Embroidery by The Royal School of Needlework - book review

“Book of Embroidery: A Guide To Essential Stitches, Techniques And Projects” by The Royal School of Needlework – book review

Learning hand embroidery from books has its own charm. Whether it is a vintage embroidery book or a new glossy edition, the books have some magic. The tactility of the pages, the smell, the sound—when all these senses activate, the time slows down. There are hundreds of books that teach hand embroidery, display various needlework…

Carbon paper to transfer embroidery patterns

How to use carbon paper to transfer embroidery patterns onto dark and light-colored fabrics

Embroidery is a relaxing craft that allows you to slow down and disconnect while creating. But before you can jump into the fun part – stitching, you need to transfer your embroidery pattern onto the fabric. One of the most effective ways to do this is using carbon paper or pattern transfer paper. Whether working…