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Some
images on this page and throughout this website are from my favorite
archival and historical sewing books, and they are also in the public
domain for viewing anytime and looking into the past via a needle
and thread. They also show that the basics still apply in modern
sewing.
- Embroidery
and Tapestry Weaving by Grace Christie, 1912.
- Handbook
of Embroidery by L. Higgin, 1880.
- Jacobean
Embroidery by Ada Wentworth Fitzwilliam and A. F. Morris Hands,
1912.
- The
Ladies' Work-Table Book by Anonymous, 1844.
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Needlepoint
Needlepoint
is basically just stitches worked on counted fabric.
Articles:
What
is Needlepoint?
The Stitches in Needlepoint
What
is Needlepoint?
Stitches in Needlepoint Descriptions of the four basic types: Straight, Diagonal, Crossed and Decorative.
Needlepoint Tools
Different Canvases Used in Needlepoint Descriptions/pictures
Tutorials and Q&A's
Basic Needlepoint Needles Chart with sizes/uses
Specialty Needles for Needlepoint & Embroidery Handy chart with descriptions
Glossary
Charts and Projects
History
Needlepoint Variations
Services/Clubs/Organizations
Artists and Designers
Above: Needlepoint
Needles
Info: For larger picture with
needle names and numbers.
Needles
Used in Needlepoint
Once
canvas and thread are selected, a needle is chosen to work the stitches.
Needlepoint needles come in many sizes and shapes, depending on the uses,
and some needles for other uses can be used in Needlepoint.
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Above: Specialty
Needles
Info: For larger
picture with specialty needle names.
Specialty
Needles Used in Needlepoint
When putting
a project together, such as finishing or creating a tapestry pillow, you
can use a specialty needle to help you besides one designated for needlepoint.
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