Crewel embroidery patterns

I promised to show you this, my crewel embroidery piece 'Tree of Life' started and completed in the mid 1970's. I recall it took me perhaps a couple of years, picking it up now and then between family and work commitments when we lived in Massachusetts. I bought it as a kit - complete with the skeins of wools in beautiful colors, printed Belgian linen, and stitch instructions - offered by one of the most admired American stitchery women ever, the late Elsa Williams. After a lengthy search…

Brazilian embroidery is a style of embroidery that is very textured and basically 3 Dementional. Here's how to get started today!

The last time we visited Party in Provence, an embroidered kaleidoscope project that we’re working through step-by-step here on Needle ‘n Thread, we worked the big petals in the center of the design and the little flowers between them. Originally, I was going to start the week with some beadwork on Party in Provence, but ...

A crewelwork embroidery project design size 20.5cm x 32cm Includes – 50 x 40 cm Printed linen twill panel – Full Project Instructions You Will Need

Crewel is an elaborate form of embroidery featuring decorative, long stitches made with coloured worsted yarns. Traditionally worked on natural or white li

Chris of Ella’s Craft Creations shares an excellent method for transferring an embroidery design to fabric. In her needlework tutorial, she will show you one of the easiest ways to …

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Today, I'm going to point you to a resource for free Jacobean embroidery patterns and fillings. I've pointed out this free online embroidery book before, but it's been a few years, and many of you might not know about it. I've been playing with Jacobean Embroidery: Its Forms and Fillings by

Here’s a complete index of the step-by-step articles on the Crewel Rooster embroidery project. Within the articles, you’ll find valuable tips and tricks on crewel embroidery and on the supplies used, including fabric and a variety of different wool threads. This embroidery project was primarily experimental – I wanted to test the new linen twill ...