TLE 9- embroidery

It is the craft of decorating fabric or other materials with thread or yarn applied with a needle.

The craft is thought to have originated in the Middle East and Orient. Who's the Egyptian king whose tomb included one of the oldest pieces of embroidery ever uncovered?

It is used to sharpen the pins and needles.

This is a giant hoop that is specifically designed to sit on top of a flat surface while you work, making it much easier for you to control your fabric without having to hold onto a hoop with one hand.

It has incredibly sharp points and large eyes, making it very easy to not only thread these needles but also to push them through your fabric without dealing with a dull point.

This technique of embroidery involves counting thread in fabric for every stitch

In this embroidery technique, the design outline is generally worked with the different kinds of stitches such as chain stitch, back stitch, stem stitch and outline stitch. Basically, in this technique, the stitch is made by overlapping the backstitches and form a new pattern.

This embroidery technique is generally used on white fabric with white floss. This is also called French Laid work. This technique always encompasses different types of embroidery techniques, such as broderie Broderie, shadow work, etc. anglaise , shadow work,

This embroidery generally uses an unbleached heavy cotton thread on the unbeached muslin. This technique is considered a "traditional embroidery technique" because it uses an old method named the "colonial knot.". These colonial knots are done on the design line.

In this technique, the small pieces of fabric are usually assembled on another fabric base. They are generally arranged as per the aesthetics. Machine or hand stitches are used in this technique.