Therefore I started working at some new needle books to restock my “Travel & Largesse Fund” stock. Well, I decided that this terrible situation was not bearable any longer and had to be altered as soon as possible. 🙂īut recently I made an awful discovery – I somehow run out of small embroidered gifts and unfortunately didn’t restock them till now. Well, what shall I say, this kind of message is always a great balm for the soul of an artisan. I was told that this needle books were highly appreciated and became treasured and loved items of their owners. It does not store any personal data.About 2 years ago, during my very first stay in the states, I gave away some hand embroidered needle books as gifts to interesting people which I met on my journey. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Performance'. This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Other. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Necessary'.

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Craft with Racaire – Medieval Inspired Embroidery Patterns.

…and here you can find my medieval inspired embroidery patterns:

if you are looking for a specific technique – you can find my collection of medieval embroidery techniques and stitches, helpful links, postings and sources here: Woohooo! Endspurt! Just a little bit more work and the tutorial will be finished! I really can’t wait to upload it to my blog and to add it to my other tutorial about Klosterstich on my medieval embroidery techniques page. Now I just ask for just a little bit more patience and in a few days you will be rewarded with the whole tutorial as well as this technical drawing in detail – I promise! I hope you enjoyed this preview at my next technical tutorial for Surface Couching. The used colors should make it easier to read the technical drawing and to identify the different parts – especially for all of you who are not familiar with technical drawings like this. Furthermore I used different colors to highlight the involved parts/threads. I also worked out the lines of the threads on the underside – which are normally hidden – to show you what happens there. …I am sorry, but this content is restricted to users with Advanced and Premium membership.Īs you can see on the picture above, I tried my best to give you a good idea of the Surface Couching technique by showing it from several different angles. 😉Īnd now let’s take a look at the new technical drawing at which I was working during the last days – enjoy! 😀 Indeed, it takes quite some time to put together a nice tutorial but well, you know, good things take time.

Well, I still need a little bit more time to scan my technical drawing and to also dig through my rather big personal photo collection of embroidery on display in museums in Europe as well as some of my books to find some nice medieval examples for you.

Though the Surface Couching technique tutorial isn’t finished by now, I just couldn’t resist to show you a glimpse at the technical drawing I worked out for you. It took several days to work out the very detailed technical drawing for my new medieval technique tutorial about Surface Couching but I finally managed to finish it. I have great news for all of you who enjoy my technical tutorials of medieval embroidery techniques!

Medieval embroidery patterns free