Simple Embroidery Pattern

If we talk about a sewing basic that everyone can master, of course it is embroidery! This is a fabulous way to express a personal touch to a project or start your little ones stitching, and this is perfect way for beginners and experienced stitchers everywhere. Nowadays you can also make them using an embroidery machine, look like the technology help us to make them easily, don't it?

Embroidery is a handicraft of decorating fabric or other materials with needle and thread or yarn. Although,Embroidery can also be incorporated in other materials such as metal strips, pearls, beads, quills, and sequins. Today, embroidery is most often seen on caps, hats, coats, blankets, dress shirts, denim, stockings, and golf shirts. The good news is that embroidery library, especially in this is available with a wide variety of thread or yarn color.

When you browsed through an embroidery design book, especially the vintage variety, it can be a little overwhelming when you trying to make sense of the different types of stitches the patterns might require. Some of the stitches look too challenging or perhaps laborious, but fear not, hand embroidery stitches are fun, and with practice, can become quite easy. Don't be afraid!

Embroidery is one of the favorite craft mediums. It’s the perfect ‘lap’ project to work on while watching a movie , work on a few cross stitch and just as easily put it down again. Firstly, I learned it from my grandmother, who taught me to sew long time ago. Since then I have a big collection of vintage embroidery kits, much boxes of floss, and I have been known how to transform my art side into embroidered.

A name, or initial, will always be a great hand embroidery pattern for beginners project. Embroidering your name on household linen ensured it returned home after laundry. The girls learned how to make their name while stitching letters on their samplers. It will always a good way to teach needlework to younger people. You can personalize everything you see, even if you only know a few basic embroidery stitches.