Whitework Embroidery
Learn whitework embroidery techniques to create this cunning fox.
Techniques included:
Four pulled thread stitches
Counted satin stitch
Applied linen (similar to Carrickmacross)
Trailing
Padded satin stitch (two types)
Eyelets
Materials Required
Edinburgh linen (main fabric)
Newcastle linen (applied fabric)
Coton a broder 16 (two skeins)
Coton a broder 30 (one skein)
Stranded cotton (one skein)
Chenille needles size 24
Embroidery needles size 10-12
Tapestry needles size 24-26
Click here to buy the above as a pack
(This link takes you to my main shop website to purchase separately)
Other requirements:
Frame (slate frame is ideal) OR hoop (at least 10 inch)
Small, sharp embroidery scissors (curved ones are very useful)
White sewing thread (for basting)
stiletto (substitute an awl or knitting needle if a stiletto isn't available)
wash out pen or permanent blue pencil
Packed with detail
Within your course, you get downloadable written instructions packed with photos and diagrams.
Each section has its own set of videos, in which I talk you through what I'm doing and why. It's almost like being in class, but with the added bonus that you can access it at your convenience!
Fully Supported
When you're enrolled on this course, you get full support from me if you get stuck. Just use the comments boxes or drop me an email, and I'll be happy to help. I aim to respond within 48 hours.
25% off Setting Up a Slate Frame
My course on setting up a slate frame is the perfect accompaniment to Cunning Fox. When you buy Cunning Fox, you will be sent a coupon for 25% off.
A slate frame allows you to stretch your linen beautifully. It makes stitching even more enjoyable!
(The framing method also works for sewn roller frames).
