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by eyeztodiefor10 14 Mar 2012 ( edited Mar 14'12 21:20 )
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I have seen ads for stumpwork designs. What is stump work? Nobody seems to know of the folks I have asked so I'm hoping one of you smart Cute folk would have an answer. Thank you, Meri

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by bevintex 14 Mar 2012
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It's an embroidery that is raised, done by hand and it's very pretty but looks time consuming.
1 links:
[1] http://www.kaydennis.co.uk/
www.kaydennis.co.uk
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by mjjust2ofus 14 Mar 2012
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Stumpwork is kind of a 3 dimensional embroidery. It gives the finished product texture and character. If you google it you can find out quite a bit.
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by olly 14 Mar 2012
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It is a form of three-dimentional embroidery. Sometimes the shapes of petals or leaves are made from fine wire, and then the embroidery thread is worked onto it. The finished form is then placed onto the embroidery to form a 3D effect (like bunny's ears below). Below is the link to images of stumpwork. Hope this helps. Coral
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by eyeztodiefor10 15 Mar 2012
wow! It is beautiful work! Thanks for the link. I understand it a little better.
Meri
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by maobfh 14 Mar 2012
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I've also seen it called 'raised embroidery' or 3d embroidery. Some of the layered machine embroidery designs, like the multi winged butterflies seem to be a take on that. Or that was always my impression.
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by cfidl 14 Mar 2012
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Thank you Cutes for the information and the question! Live Laugh Download Stitch!