1. 2 Busy Stitching Links Free Charts Hardanger Embroidery Cross Stitch Charts NeedleworkDesigns for hand and Machine embroidery. Stitches of site featuring counted cross stitch embroidery by British Examplar's stitching Page Lots of info on samplers here and http://www.2busystitching.com/links.htm

HOME OUR CHARTS FREE CHARTS HISTORY ... with a long term illness Designers Classic Cross Stitch Patterns Unique Challenging Patterns for Counted Cross Stitch, Petit Point, Needlepoint, Rug hooking, free patterns MTV Designs: Italian Cross Stitch Style. Hyland Designs: Some of the designs are whimsical, some are inspirational, some offer serenity, some reflect memories of things past. ABC Needlework Designs for Hand and Machine Embroidery. Stitches of Mine: Original machine embroidery designs puk-design: Some really nice designs here. I personally really like Her Lady In Red. Also has free designs. Gallactic Gallery: Specializes in simple, fun and artistic patterns for everyone Mosaic Expressions Designs: Very colourful ethnic cross stitch designs of people and places around the world. Stitches'N'Stones Cross Stitch original patterns of all kinds All Cross Stitch: Unique patterns you won't find anywhere else. Berlin Embroidery: Packed full of interesting embroidery kits and information on commissions and classes. Stitched UP A small customer-friendly cross stitch design company providing bright, modern designs. Cross-Stitch-Art.com

2. Free Charts Information about resources for needlework, embroidery, counted cross stitch, Hardanger, needlepoint and other forms of stitchery. 2 Busy stitching samplers and pictures. Free Amathusia Needlecraft Designs - counted cross stitch embroidery by British designer Distributors of hand dyed Color Blooms fabric http://users.rcn.com/kdyer.dnai/free.html

Free Charts New Search About Add Link ... Home These sites have free, original charts offered by the designers or design companies that created them. Some of the charts may require special viewers to be seen or printed properly. All products and services are listed as a courtesy to the reader. No endorsements, warranties or guarantees are expressed or implied. RCTN Page - Links to "@ Badge" charts. 2 Busy Stitching - Samplers and pictures. Free charts. (USA) About.com - Crochet - Charts for cross stitch and filet crochet. About.com - Cross Stitching - An online magazine and resource list for cross stitchers. Agulha de Ouro - Look for free charts under "Motivos" then "Ponto Cruz." (Brazil) AidaLady's Cross Stitch Attic - Free cross stitch chart from Bev Ritter. Ailsa's Cross Stitch - Tasmanian themed designs from Ailsa Marshall. Also has a photo-to-chart service. (Australia) Albany Hill - Original needlepoint designs in kit form. (UK) Amathusia Needlecraft Designs - Counted cross stitch embroidery by British designer Barbara Skelton. (UK) American Folk Arts - Cross stitch and sampler designs. Online Hardanger stitch diagrams. Free sampler chart. (USA)

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C harts K its ... art F abric D escriptions W hen even weave fabrics are made well, they make counted cross stitching easy - here we offer a short description of all the common even weave fabrics, along with some tips on how best to use them. If you have any questions, please contact us for help. If you are not finding what your looking for - call us toll free at 866-803-8489 or write us at questions@crossstitchcafe.com Fabric Description Aida Aida fabric is available in 6, 8, 11, 14, 16, 18 and 20 count. Aida is a 100% cotton fabric perfect for all types of cross stitch. An excellent, easy-to-count even-weave fabric, Aida makes it easy to stitch fine details. Alma Alma fabric is available in 29 count, and is 51% cotton, 49% rayon. Excellent for table linens, samplers and fine clothing. Betsy Ross Linen Betsy Ross Linen comes in 10 and 16 count and is distinguished from other linens because of its finer weave. Betsy Ross is 100% linen, woven in a unique fashion to give stitchery projects a more traditional, country look. Ideal for that "tired eye" project as well as any design of your choice. Belfast Belfast is available in 32 count, 100% linen. Its fine weave makes it ideal for delicate designs.

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document.write(show_include(header)) Descriptions of all Common Even Weave Fabrics from the Thoughtful Stitcher Back to Our Fabrics Catalog When even weave fabrics are made well, they make counted cross stitching easy - here we offer a short description of all the common even weave fabrics, along with some tips on how best to use them. If you have any questions, please contact us for help. Click here for our Color Sample and Conversion Chart document.write(show_include(right_nav)) Fabric Description Aida Aida fabric is available in 6, 8, 11, 14, 16, 18 and 20 count. Aida is a 100% cotton fabric perfect for all types of cross stitch. An excellent, easy-to-count even-weave fabric, Aida makes it easy to stitch fine details. Alma Alma fabric is available in 29 count, and is 51% cotton, 49% rayon. Excellent for table linens, samplers and fine clothing. Betsy Ross Linen Betsy Ross Linen comes in 10 and 16 count and is distinguished from other linens because of its finer weave. Betsy Ross is 100% linen, woven in a unique fashion to give stitchery projects a more traditional, country look. Ideal for that "tired eye" project as well as any design of your choice.

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7. History Of Embroidery, Needlework, Counted Cross Stitch The word embroidery comes from the AngloSaxon word for "edge", but the technique itself was being used long before that. The term was first applied to decoratively stitched borders on medieval church vestments. rural tradition of counted cross stitch still existed there for domestic embroidery, and the hand stitching of clothing copies of traditional samplers, taking cross stitch back to http://classiccrossstitch.com/history.html

History T he word Embroidery comes from the Anglo-Saxon word for "edge", but the technique itself was being used long before that. The term was first applied to decoratively stitched borders on medieval church vestments. But over time it came to cover all stitched decoration on any textile fabric. The first textiles were probably made from intertwined stems and grasses, until a way of twisting short fibres and animal hairs into continuous strands evolved about 10,000 BC. Fragments of cloth dating from between 5,000 BC and 500 AD have been excavated from tombs and monuments in South America, Egypt and China, and these show crude examples of darning, half cross stitch and satin stitch. Many of the fragments are made of linen; the regular warp and weft of this fabric, one of the oldest of all woven materials, provided the basis for the development of counted thread stitches. The earliest known Embroidery examples are from 3000 B.C They are hand work over the woven threads on clothing. The earliest example of a complete cross stitch is a design worked in upright crosses on linen, and the piece was discovered in a Coptic tomb in Upper Egypt, where it was preserved by the dry desert climate dating from about 500AD in Upper Egypt. Very few pieces of decorated fabric have survived from ancient civilisations, but this does not mean that decorative stitching was rarely used. Natural fibres are perishable and do not survive as well as most metal and ceramic objects excavated from archaeological sites.

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Making Bead Embroidery Samples Part I Beadwork May/June 2000 Return to Sampler Main Page I have eliminated the Navigation Bar on this page so that you can make your own personal copy. Just return to the Main Sampler Page to move around Beadwrangler's. E General Instructions Thread the embroidery needle with thick thread, double it, about 40" putting 20" on each side. Make a knot in the end and cut off the excess thread. Take the needle through the counted fabric from the back to front, at the top left or right edge, beginning in the 2 nd stitch from the top. Make sure the thread is taut and take the needle from the front to back over the top of the fabric and back through the next stitch: making a loop around the edge of the fabric, continue to the end. Then turn the piece to the back side, pull the needle through all the stitches to the other end and cut off the excess thread. For each row of beads in each sample, thread the beading/sharps needle with beading thread, double it, about 40" placing 20" on each side. Make a knot in the end and cut off the excess thread ends. Knots are not used in most thread embroidery, however, when stitching with beads the thread requires knots at the beginning and ending of stitch rows to keep the beads from pulling loose. Use Fray Stop on the knot to make sure it does not come loose. I use a disposable lighter on my beading thread ends. Each time a row is finished, make a knot, cut off the excess thread and begin the next row with new thread. Pull the thread taut after each stitch. Each time beads are strung onto the fabric, take the needle through to the back side, pull the thread taut. By alternating the bead colors, the thread path is easy to identify. Each count begins in the stitch following the last bead stitched.

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Needlework FAQ: Counted Cross Stitch Tutorial New Search About Add Link ... Needlework FAQs Kathleen M. Dyer January 01, 2003 Table of Contents 1. Selecting the Fabric - Aida vs. Evenweaves/Linen 2. Selecting the Floss/Thread/Fiber 3. Selecting the Needle 4. Setting the Floss Color ... A.2 How to Find the FAQs 1. Selecting the Fabric - Aida vs. Evenweaves/Linen Counted cross stitch has few rules. The main one is to enjoy yourself. You may follow or ignore any of the tips listed in this FAQ and still be a "real" cross stitcher. People often learn to do counted cross stitch on aida and later learn to stitch on linen or other evenweaves as they become more experienced. Many stitchers who know how to work on linen prefer it to aida. As always though, this is a matter of personal choice. Some very experienced stitchers prefer aida. An evenweave is any fabric which has the same number of threads per inch in both the vertical and horizontal directions. The individual threads might not all be the same thicknessyou can see this in linenbut the number of threads are the same. Aida is worked with one X over one square, while linen and other evenweaves are generally worked over two threads. This means that a 28 count (28 threads per inch) linen produces the same size picture as a 14 count (14 squares per inch) aida. See section "

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[My Personal Page] CROSS STITCHING clwydneedlecrafts Used with Permission. INTRODUCTION Have you ever seen cross stitching products? What do you think about cross stitching? These days, DIY ( Do It Yourself ) is very common, and people enjoy and make DIY products. Maybe you are a person who enjoys and is crazy about DIY products: To make something by oneself for personal fulfillment. So they love and are mad in products. Cross stitching is one kind of DIY. It is also one kind of needlework made with X-shaped stitches, and it is easier and more enjoyable than the other crafts. This paper will explain about DIY, the history of cross stitching, cross stitching materials, and how to cross stitch. TOP HISTORY OF CROSS STITCH Verso (2000) says that cross stitching has a long history. Before looking at the history of cross stitch, we must look back to the very beginnings of embroidery, since it is only relatively recently that cross stitch has been used as the sole stitch in a piece. The earliest incomplete of embroidered cloth includes cross stitch and dates back to the sixth or seventh centuries AD. It was found in a Coptic tomb in Upper Egypt, where it was prevented by the dry desert climate. By the eleventh century, the most famous of all early embroideries, the Bayeux tapestry, was being worked. This is not actually a tapestry in the strict sence (that is, a woven textile), but an embroidery, describing the Norman invasion of England in 1066.

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Milkpaint™ Colors Milkpaint as a common type of paint used in Colonial and early 19th century periods. Kreinik has created a line of 55 colors in Silk Mori that has reproduced the wonderful tones of this historical era. The Kreinik Milkpaint™ colors are ideal for historical samplers and other needlework in Colonial, Federal or early Victorian embroidery, or to create an antiqued effect in any design. spun silk with a creamy lustre. This thread is perfect for first-time silk users in cross stitch or counted thread work. It can be plied for all canvas or fabric coverage needs and used in many needlework techniques. Available in 2.5m, 5m, and 40m skeins (other put-ups available by special order). Applications: Hand Embroidery Click here to see our chart for suggested usage for tent or cross stitches. Decorative stitches may require extra strands for adequate coverage. Care For your personal copy of the Silk Color Chart plus a conversion chart for converting floss colors to Silk Mori®, send a #10 self-addressed, stamped envelope to "Silk Color Chart/Conversion Chart" at Kreinik, 3106 Lord Baltimore Drive, Suite 101, Baltimore, MD 21244 USA. For class copies, contact Kreinik's Customer Service Department at 1-800-537-2166.

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Stitchers' Study Back Threads of History by Jo Verso (CSG Patron) In Eastern Europe at this time, folk art was flourishing, and cross stitch was used to embellish household items using geometric and floral patterns still found in pattern books to this day. But cross stitch really came into its own with the working of samplers. The earliest printed pattern book was produced in Germany in 1524, but it was many years before pattern books became readily available. So stitchers would record samples In the sixteenth century, the popularity of embroidery in Europe was helped by the invention of printing. Early pattern books offered designs for cross stitch and other forms, such as blackwork. Cross stitch patterns were printed as black squares or dots, leaving the choice of colours to the embroiderer. The stitcher could count the pattern onto the fabric or detach the pattern, prick holes through it and pounce the design through the holes using coloured powder. As pattern books became more readily available in Europe and America during the seventeenth century, the function of samplers changed. They evolved into educational instruments, stitched by children to teach them the needlework skills essential to young girls who would be making and marking household linen and clothing. By stitching alphabets and numbers, children were also taught basic literacy and numeracy. Samplers became a popular way to instil moral virtues, so we frequently find verses of a highly pious tone. One poor little soul was made to stitch:

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Cross stitch, needlepoint and petite point accessories. This page was modified on document.write(document.lastModified); Please refresh/reload to view revisions. Cross Stitch Ri.Va. - Italian designer, Rita Valettini designed Romantic Venice which was featured on a previous Stitch Away home page. Rita is also an accomplished designer of fine web sites. Marco Pompei is also an Italian designer - try clicking on Fantasy or Marina for outstanding designs. Stitchamaze - A virtual gallery of Canadian needlepoint, Rosalyn Cherry-Soleil, together with exhibits by guest artists. Dianne Durgan Sobolewski designed Icarus which was featured on a previous Stitch Away home page. ANG - American Needlework Guild The Royal School of Needlework - Specialized in embroidery and in the restoration and conservation of textiles. They also offer training ranging from day classes to a three year apprenticeship program. (UK) Association Belge du Point de Croix - Belgian Cross Stitch Association. Invitation for others - that we will consider adding a link to their site if they e-mail us. Visit the Top 100 Cross Stitch Sites Rec.crafts.textiles.needlework.

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- A to M - Cross stitch patterns and kits, patchwork fabrics and threads. Join the fabric club! Needles, threads, notions, books, patterns, etc. Plus an excellent selection of hints, tips and FAQ's. AN INDIAN SUMMER NEEDLEWORK HOLIDAY Annual needlework holiday in Western Australia, on the last weekend of March. This year our visiting designers are Thea Dueck from Victoria Sampler, Canada, Sue Scott from New South Wales and Faye Philip from Western Australia. Go to our website for pictures of the projects and more info. ANGEL THREADS CAFE Needlecraft centre/cafe restaurant situated on tropical Magnetic Island, north Queensland. Visit us soon to stitch in paradise. Good links to travel and accomodation. ANNE'S GLORY BOX Special exclusive needlecraft kits, cloth dolls, needlework, bears, patchwork, shows, classes, workshops... and more! ARTECY CROSS STITCH We have hundreds of unique cross stitch patterns to print online for one low fee. Patterns include Animals, Australian, Paintings, Fairy Tales, Victorian, and many more. 2 FREE patterns available every 2 weeks. AUSTRALIAN CRAFT NETWORK Australian Online Craft Directory, find all your suppliers in one place. Only promoting Australian Craft businesses.

17. Cross Stitch Links for cross stitching and any other embroidery, including literally handpainted needlepoint canvases. of The Counting House, a retail counted cross stitch shop. http://www.maurer-stroh.com/crossstitch_links.htm

Online shops where you can order my designs Please drop me a line if you are carrying my designs and want to be listed here Wichelt Imports, Inc. USA - Wholesale distributor of EMS Designs . A leading international supplier of evenweave needlework fabrics for cross stitch (wholesale). Cross stitch kits, books and supplies. Cross Stitch Corner EUROPE - Wholesale distributor of EMS Designs Online-Shop. Secure Online ordering. Alice House (Japan) JAPAN - Wholesale distributor of EMS Designs. Online Cross Stitch Shop in Japan. Cross stitch leaflets and supplies. DMSChina (China) CHINA - Wholesale distributor of EMS Designs. Online Cross Stitch Shop in China. Cross stitch leaflets and supplies. LoveStitch (South-Korea) SOUTH-KOREA - Wholesale distributor of EMS Designs. Online Cross Stitch Shop in South-Korea. Cross stitch leaflets and supplies.

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Home Contact Us Ordering Info Buy online or call (Toll Free in the U.S.) Patterns Kits Fabric Specialty ... Magazines Bibs.... Sippers.... Towels.... Everything for Baby!! Check out our great selection of cross stitch necessities for baby bibs, booties, sippers, towels, afghans, and more!! Cross Stitch Links from 1-2-3 Stitch! Updated May 15th! Stitchers' Home Pages Would you like to see your home page listed here? Contact us and let us know your web address. We'd love to list your site! Stitchers' Photo Albums: Alayne Alice in Virginia Alley in SC Amy in Israel ... Map of 1-2-3 Stitch! Shortcuts for the 1-2-3 Stitch Message Board: Thank to Kim (xkimstitch) for the helpful hints with signatures, fonts, colors, and more! http://www.geocities.com/funat123 Amy's Cross Stitch Corner: Doorway to varied cross stitch related products including: Custom Framing, Frames, Mats, Trinket Boxes, Blank Cards for Cross Stitch, and Free Patterns. A beautiful site! http://www.amyscrossstitch.homestead.com/index.html California Bay Area Cross Stitchers: http://pub169.ezboard.com/bcaliforniabayareastitchers

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View Basket Home Ordering Links ... ** What's New ** This stunning White Wolf is our latest New Design This design is based on artwork by Ingrid Houwers. Stitcher's top picks The Stitching Dragon Berry Fairy White Wolf Dragons Lair ... Desirea Links to other sites Some other sites worth a visit are included below. Just click on the name to take you there. Before you leave us we hope you have enjoyed your visit to our website, and if you have any comments do please contact us on enquires@purpleheart.co.uk Imagination Market Unique Hand Made in Canada Gifts and Crafts for all Your Gift Giving Needs! Special Gifts for Special People... Top 100 Cross stitch sites This site has many hundreds of links to choose from, go visit and vote for us. Colray Crafts This company, based in Switzerland and the U.K. has popular kits and designs from some great companies and designers at great prices. They are also our European distributors. Stitchjunkies This new site has some of our designs and some from other designers. Go and visit they may have something that you like.

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