Embroidery Home Page: Updated June 25, 2007 |
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Voided EmbroideriesAn embroidery style in which the background, not the foreground, is embroidered. It is commonly called Assisi work; however, other countries practice this embroidery style. |
CanvasworkEmbroidery style that can be found almost everywhere. It uses a regularly spaced ground and counted stitches. Some popular stitches are tent, double-running, cross, Gobelin, and many others. |
BlackworkMonochromatic style of embroidery favored in England and Spain. |
Book RecommendationsBecause it can be very difficult to find good information on historical embroidery, I have assembled an anotated bibliography that has proven useful in the hunt for good sources. |
Documenting Arts and Science EntriesCompleting documentation for entry is really quite simply. Simply answer the questions: who, what, where, when, and why. For more information, I've written an article describing the documentation process. |
Where did I see that picture before?I have often wondered where I have seen a particular picture before I spotted it in a new book. Because different pictures can show varying details, I have started compiling a list to keep track of such duplicates. I doubt this list will ever be complete. |
Embroidery LinksThere are lots of wonderful embroidery sites out there on the web. The difficulty that I have encontered in finding them is quite frustrating. Individual sites respond to different key words. As a result, I have an anotated list here of the ones that I have found. |
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