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"It's what you learn, after you know it all, that counts!" While computers are amazing, the internet programming language to date cannot recognize the format of my stitch diagrams and line illustrations - vector graphics. To maintain the illustration quality, you will be required to view all topics on Techniques in Adobe's Acrobat Reader. After viewing a PDF file, close the program (the "X" in the upper right corner of Adobe Reader's window) and you will be returned to this website.
TECHNIQUES
FREE INTERNET PUBLICATION
Over the next year I will be adding regularly to the publication - NEEDLEWORK TECHNIQUE CHAPTERS My first Needlework History chapter is the Medieval Embroidery Technique of Or Nue so I decided to offer instructions on the working of this incredible style of embroidery that I began teaching over 30 years ago, including how to adapt the technique for use on needlepoint canvas. In 1980 the revised edition of my self-publication The Techniques of Metal Thread Embroidery was released, remaining in print until the early 1990s;our knowledge of Asian embroidery was very limited at that time so the techniques are exclusively western ones. I have received many requests to reprint this publication in recent years so I will gradually release at least the major portion of the book, with its hand-drawn, pre-computer illustrations and typewriter-text, to the internet audience. Due to digital image-makers, some chapters now can be supplemented with color photographs. The text and the illustrations are dated because it will be given to you as images scanned directly from the original document.
After viewing a PDF file in Adobe Reader, close the program (the "X" in the upper right corner of Adobe Reader's window) and you will be returned to this website.
CHAPTER 1 - The Traditional Technique of Or Nue.
CHAPTER 7 - The Techniques of Metal Thread Embroidery (cont.)
CHAPTER 8 - General Techniques of Pulled Thread Embroidery
CHAPTER 11 - Proficiency with Basketweave Stitch
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