Cutesy Crafts brings us this helpful tutorial on how to embroider tea towels. Sometimes it is nice to jazz up items that may be kind of plain and this idea is perfect for that. If you have some tea towels … Read More ...
9 Ways to Embroider Leaves
One of the premiere embroidery websites, Pumora Embroidery brings us this guide to 9 stitches for embroidery.
So many designs incorporate leaves into them and this article rounds them all up. Some are more difficult than others, but they are … Read More ...
How to Do the Alternating Beaded Chain Stitch
You can always count on Mary Corbet’s Needle ‘n Thread blog to bring us wonderful stitch tutorials. This one on the Alternating Beaded Chain Stitch is no exception.
In this article you will find step by step photos and instructions … Read More ...
4 Types of Stabilizer and How to Use Them
As an embroidery enthusiast, I know how frustrating it can be to navigate the world of stabilizers. With so many options available, it can be overwhelming trying to figure out which one is right for your project. That’s why I … Read More ...
8 Handy Machine Embroidery Hoop Tutorials
Machine embroidery is a wonderful and creative art that allows you to add unique designs to fabric items. However, it can be overwhelming and confusing for beginners who are new to this world. That’s why we’ve compiled a list … Read More ...
16 Floral Hand Embroidery Stitches
Mary from Needle ‘n Thread brings us another wonderful article. This time it is a handy roundup of 16 floral embroidery stitches.
With links to her tutorials for each stitch, you will be an expert in no time. All of … Read More ...
How to Do the French Knot Stitch
It is time to learn a new hand embroidery stitch. This time it is the French Knot and it is easy with this tutorial from Sublime Stitching.
Complete with plenty of diagrams, you will find easy step-by-step instructions to … Read More ...
4 Books on Floral Embroidery Design
Floral embroidery motifs are some of the most common and popular ones that one can make. There are so many of them out there that sometimes it is nice to find a book with where many are all in one … Read More ...
How to Add a Beaded Picot Edge to Hand Embroidery
Learn how to add some beautiful beaded picot edging to your hand embroidery projects with this tutorial from Three Sheep Studio.
In this article, you will find a complete step-by-step tutorial along with plenty of photos. It is probably … Read More ...
5 Ways to Secure Fabric During Machine Embroidery
For those of you having issues with floating fabrics when you are doing machine embroidery, this handy article from Sewing Machine Fun can help you out.
With five tips to help you secure your fabric, you will be a master … Read More ...
How to Prevent Machine Embroidery Puckering
We have all been there at one time or another. We think we are doing a great job on our machine embroidery project and then notice it…puckering. It is no fun at all. This article from The Deer’s Embroidery Legacy… Read More ...
How to Design Your Own Punch Needle Art
Better Homes and Gardens brings us a handy tutorial on how to design your own punch needle canvas.
If you have ever wanted to make your own designs, then this article is for you. You will find tips and instructions … Read More ...
Tips for Sewing with DMC Coloris Thread
Are you ready to try stitching with DMC coloris floss? This handy list of 5 tips on using it from AC Needlework is just what you need to help you out.
Coloris thread is variegated, meaning it has multiple colors … Read More ...
How to Make Embroidered Dish Towels
Are you ready to try something fun with some dish towels? Why not try this cute and unique design from We All Sew by Bernina?
This step-by-step tutorial has all of the information you will need to make a … Read More ...
8 Ways to Transfer Embroidery Patterns to Dark Fabric
As an embroidery enthusiast, I understand the struggle of transferring patterns onto dark or any other fabric. It can be quite a challenge, but it’s essential to know different methods, as each one might work better for you. That’s why … Read More ...