Embroidery refers to any stitched design with thread on fabric. There are many different types and styles from all around the world.
Often in embroidery, you want to transfer the design to fabric so you have lines to use as reference for stitching. That is the first step for embroidering this house picture. There are a few different options for this. Use your favourite technique or try out a new one.
One of the things that makes hand embroidery such a good hobby is that it doesn’t require a lot of fancy equipment to do. Just a few simple tools and you are ready to go.
The options for doing this embroidery are endless. You are welcome to copy mine, or you can try your own ideas for a one-of-a-kind piece.
Often embroidery is inspired by nature. Plants, animals, insects and even people are common subjects. But don’t overlook another possible option – architechture.
Pinch stitch is a decorative stitch common in pojagi. It is traditionally used on ramie, but linen works quite well, too. It is a raised stitch with dimension and texture, as well as colour. There are two variations, and I have shown them both.
