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      THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF

       STITCHES

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      THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF

       STITCHES

      Edited by Karen Hemingway

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      Contents

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       General Techniques

       COUNTED THREAD WORK

       Cross stitch

       Blackwork

       Huck weaving

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       FREE EMBROIDERY

       Free embroidery

       Beadwork

       Shisha work

       Crewel work

       Silk ribbon embroidery

       Stumpwork

       Shadow work

       Insertion stitching

       Net embroidery

       Metallic thread work

       CUTWORK

       Cutwork

       Drawn thread work

       Pulled fabric work

       Hardanger

       Needle weaving

       Needlelace

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       SMOCKING

       Smocking

       CANVAS WORK

       Needlepoint

       Bargello

       Suppliers

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       UK Terms List

      For the convenience of the UK reader, below is a list of US terms used in this book and their UK equivalents.

US TermUK Term
allowanceturning
bastetack
battingwadding
cardboardcard
cotton blendscotton mix
dishtoweltea towel
embroidery floss / stranded flossembroidery cotton / stranded cotton
flashlighttorch
grosgrainPetersham
heavy Pellon interfacingPelmet Vilene
mat board / matmount board / mount
muslincalico
overcastoversew / overstitch
pearl cotton / pearl threadcoton perlé / perlé thread
pillow formcushion pad
pinwale corduroyfine needlecord
quilting threadquilting cotton
scatteredpowdered
sewing threadsewing cotton
tapestry yarntapestry wools
tatting cottonfil à dentelles
thumbtacksdrawing pins

       A Note About Colors

      For the projects in this book, general colors are given along with brand-specific color numbers. These numbers are suggested colors only; the generic color names preceding them are a guide for what to look for if you are using a different brand or can’t find the specific suggested color, not the actual name associated with the color number given. Use what works for you!

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      Tempting as it may be to start stitching straightaway, it is well worth preparing and mounting the background fabric properly before you get down to work: time invested at the outset will always result in a professional finish. Almost all embroidery will benefit from being worked within a frame: the even tension prevents puckered fabric and distorted stitches, and you will quickly get used to sewing in this way. Protect your work in progress by pinning a clean handkerchief over the embroidery, then store the frame


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