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Thank you all :}
I realize now that most of patterns are for machine embroidery, but is it possible to embroider them by hand?
thanks :}
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by
crafter2243
01 Sep 2011
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I suppose the X stitch ones could be used. You would have to have a program that turns the design into BMP or any picture file. I think also that the other ones could be done by hand. It will be interesting what others have to say. They would be never exactly the same.
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mysugarfootswife
01 Sep 2011
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You would have to do it like counted cross stitch, on some webbing. Or print a template and then put it on a transfer sheet. But it would be difficult. Most of them are many thousands of stitches.
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Urban threads is one company who offers designs in both machine and hand embroidery.
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http://www.urbanthreads.com/designs/hand_embroidery?category_id=136
www.urbanthreads.com
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EMS Designs is a company that offers both hand and machine embroidery designs; check out this link....
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http://www.maurer-stroh.com/project2009_01.html
www.maurer-stroh.com
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welcome on Cute. hope you like it here, even if it's all about machine embroidery.I post a link here where they have a lot of embroidery designs in x stitches to do by hand. Enjoy
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http://www.megghy.com/punto_croce.htm
www.megghy.com
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Thank you all :)
for flowers too!
As for hand embroidery, I had in mind something like satin stitch or needlepoint,that might look more similar to machine embroidery than cross-stitch. thanks for the links :)
I find that I spend more time online, looking for new stuff, than I actually needlework :D
So, I'm off to finally WORK on it :))
for flowers too!
As for hand embroidery, I had in mind something like satin stitch or needlepoint,that might look more similar to machine embroidery than cross-stitch. thanks for the links :)
I find that I spend more time online, looking for new stuff, than I actually needlework :D
So, I'm off to finally WORK on it :))