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How to Videos of Embroidery Stitches

I love to embroider.
 Embroidery was one of the needlework's that my mother did and she taught me how, oh so many years ago. The fact that I can put the two things I love to do together, quilting and embroidery is a must. So I pulled out a few things I've done or I am working on to share.


a White Birches pattern




This a Bareroot pattern
 















What I love do also is to put embroidery with my applique pieces

This is a P3 Design

So if this is your thing too, I think you would like what
I came across. It's this website called Needle n Thread and she has made some very well done videos to show you how to make a large variety of stitches. If you do embroider or want to learn how, this is a must see site. I like it so much that I'm going to keep a link to on my blog, so if you like to go back to anytime, you'll find it here. 

Till next time
Kat
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Comments

  1. Hi Kat. The pics in this post are gorgeous, wonderful, amazing and inspire a warm fuzzy emotional response in me. My mom is not crafty but she did teach me how to do some basic embroidery stitches when I was 8 or 9. My someday goal of making an embroidered block quilt has just jumped up on the priority list. I've never been interested in hand-piecing but having some portable handwork to do would be so great. Now I need inspiration for a theme or pattern.

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  2. Hello Kat, I also enjoy combining embroidery and quilting. I especially like "redwork". Thanks so much for sharing your quilts and the embroidery website. Have a great week!

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  3. Oh Kat, I'm drooling over here! I love them all - you do beautiful work! Thanks for the link :)!! Hugs!

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