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Blog Hop: Modern Folk Embroidery
by Kati Lovasz
Today I want to tell you about a beautiful new embroidery book by Nancy Nicholson: Modern Folk Embroidery. You've probably seen Nancy's designs, ki...
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How do hot-iron transfer embroidery patterns work?
by Katalin Lovasz
One of my favorite times when I embroider is that moment when the pattern is transferred to the fabric, I've chosen all my threads and colors, a...
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SIM 2015: Vintage-Inspired Róza top tutorial by Rachael of Imagine Gnats
by Kati Lovasz
As part of Sewing Indie Month, participating designers create tutorials for each others' blogs. Today I have something really special for you: a tu...
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Outlining with running stitch: a tutorial
by Kati Lovasz
I just realized it's been exactly a month since my last post, a very busy month behind the scenes but a very quiet one for the blog. Quietness can ...
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About the back of embroidery
by Kati Lovasz
When I learned to embroider in elementary school we were told in no uncertain terms that the back of one's embroidery absolutely must look as neat ...
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Sewing Indie Month: easy Sashiko blouse tutorial
by Kati Lovasz
It's my turn to post a tutorial by another participating designer from Sewing Indie Month - and I'm pleased to present Yuki, the designer of Waffle...
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Stitching tip: hacking some needlepoint
by Kati Lovasz
from the Bewitching Botanicals embroidery pattern set, available here
I've always been drawn to folklore embroidery. There is something about t...
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Hungarian Sampler Part Six: Stamina - completing our Buzsak witchy stitching
by Kati Lovasz
It's time to finish the Buzsak witchy stitching section of our sampler blouse!
We will learn two stitches to do this: the backstitch, and the sa...
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