ttnittinandom Knittingand（ttnittinandom Knittingand）.pdf

This file was downloaded from /embroidery/ learn_to_embroider.html If you downloaded it anywhere else, please let knittingand@ know as it has appeared there without permission. The bold pink type on each page will not show when the document is printed. Contents TRANSFERR I NG AN EMBROI DER Y DESIGN 4 TAMBOUR EMBROIDERY FRAME 5 STRETCHING EMBROIDERY 5 EMBROIDERY STITCHES 6 BONNET AND BAG J O COMB CASE 12 CHECKED APRON 13 HEART AND FLOWER MOTIF 14 TRAYCLOTH AND TEA COSY 16 EMBROIDERED HASSOCK 18 CHECKED CUSHION 20 GREY HORSE 23 FLOWER MOTIFS 25 MAKING EMBROIDERY DESIGNS FROM CUT PAPER 26 LEARN TO EMBROIDER Introduction Embroidery is a fascinating as well as useful hobby and well within the scope of every schoolgirl. The word Embroidery does not necessarily mean elaborate stitch- ing or an overworked background. A few simple embroidery stitches, worked in attractive colours will add an indiv