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    Powerpoint in Embroidery (Autosaved)

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    Israel Gabor
    This document provides information about various tools and materials used for embroidery including embroidery hoops, scissors, threaders, pounce, needles of different sizes, pin cushions, tracing paper, sewing boxes, fabrics, and threads. It also describes different types of embroidery stitches like backstitch, running stitch, bullion stitches, lazy daisy stitch, blanket stitch, herringbone stitch, feather stitch, fish bone stitch, cross stitch, French knot stitch, and looped stitch.

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    Powerpoint in Embroidery (Autosaved)

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    This document provides information about various tools and materials used for embroidery including embroidery hoops, scissors, threaders, pounce, needles of different sizes, pin cushions, tracing paper, sewing boxes, fabrics, and threads. It also describes different types of embroidery stitches like backstitch, running stitch, bullion stitches, lazy daisy stitch, blanket stitch, herringbone stitch, feather stitch, fish bone stitch, cross stitch, French knot stitch, and looped stitch.

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    This document provides information about various tools and materials used for embroidery including embroidery hoops, scissors, threaders, pounce, needles of different sizes, pin cushions, tracing paper, sewing boxes, fabrics, and threads. It also describes different types of embroidery stitches like backstitch, running stitch, bullion stitches, lazy daisy stitch, blanket stitch, herringbone stitch, feather stitch, fish bone stitch, cross stitch, French knot stitch, and looped stitch.

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    55 views28 pages

    Powerpoint in Embroidery (Autosaved)

    Uploaded by

    Israel Gabor
    This document provides information about various tools and materials used for embroidery including embroidery hoops, scissors, threaders, pounce, needles of different sizes, pin cushions, tracing paper, sewing boxes, fabrics, and threads. It also describes different types of embroidery stitches like backstitch, running stitch, bullion stitches, lazy daisy stitch, blanket stitch, herringbone stitch, feather stitch, fish bone stitch, cross stitch, French knot stitch, and looped stitch.

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    Embroidery hoop / stiletto

    •Made of wood , metal or plastic, it is use


    to keep the fabric stretched while
    embroidery stitches are applied on the
    design.
    Embroidery scissor – is small , sharp and pointed good for fine work use for trimming scallops, clipping threads and cutting large eyelets.

    Needle threader- used for easier threading especially by those sewers with poor eyesight.
    Pounce – is used for transferring design by pricking method

    Embroidery needle – short piece of steel with fine point and little opening or eye at the center.

    •Needle should always have fine tip so that


    they can easily move in and out of the fabric.
    Crewell -sizes- 1-10 cm are sharp-pointed
    medium length with large eyes for easy
    threading, it is used for most standard
    embroidery stitchery.

    Chanille – size 13-26 cm. Sharp pointed


    needles but they are thicker and longer and
    have larger eyes.
    Pin cushion –to keep pins and needles in
    place.

    Tracing Paper- used for tracing designs .

    Sewing box – to keep sewing tools in place.


    Fabric- cloth with variety of kinds and texture, weave, designs and color.
    3 Types of Fabric
    1. Common Weave – most tightly woven fabric with relatively smooth surface like linen , wool and cotton . Best used for articles with decorative stitches.
    Basket weave – commonly used for beginners and ramie linen by those who been used to those embroidery.

    2.Even weave- intended for hardanger embroidery


    Thread --is available in various type they differ in texture, fiber content , colors and strands.
    1.Back Stitch- it forms the base line in
    embroidery.
    Running Stitch- the easiest stitch for
    outlining
    Bullion Stitches stitch-kind of stitch to filling in the design area .
    Lazy daisy stitch- detached chain stitch,
    work in circle to resemble petals of flowers.
    Blanket stitch -
    Herringbone stitch-overlapping stitch
    popular for its used in borders.
    Feather stitch –with a loop and stitches evenly
    worked on both left and right sides of design
    area.
    Fish Bone stitch-a filling stitch ideal for
    making feather and leaves.
    Cross stitch –formed by two crossing and
    may be used for outlining as borders or to fill
    in entire area.
    French Knot Stitch –a popular stitch among
    embroiderers used to create eyes and center of flowers.
    Looped Stitch- a decorative stitch and can be
    experimented with threads for various colors over borders.

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