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EMBROIDERY
EMBROIDERY
Embroidery Scissors
Embroidery Frame or
Small pair with a sharp point, some are curved upward Hoops
which makes them perfect for snipping thread and
removing unwanted stitches. Holds the fabric
Needle Threader tight and
Thimble
securely in place as you
Used formade
A which
stitch, tool easier pulling
fit andtoof
alsotoallows
Sewing Gauge thread
protectthrough
the the
finger
maintain even pressure eye of
in
whileapushing
sewingdoing
needle.
the needle This is
while
the
Used for measuring small areas as you sew. The most very
doing
needlework.helpful to people
embroidery
common is the 6-inch ruler with slider. Another one is especially
works. those with
the small oddly shaped gauge which has markings for poor eyesight.
the most common sewing measurements.
Watercolor Brush
Pin Cushion Even Weave
Used together with the
Used to hold needles and pins while sewing. It is a pounce powder to have the Implied that the weave of the
small cushion stuffed with cotton, wool or hair. pricked embroidery design linen is even, with both the
transferred to the fabric. warp and weft threads
numbering approximately the
same in either direction. It is
widely used in needlework,
Pounce Powder
especially in counted
Carbon Paper/ Tracing Used in transferring
techniques the
likeembroidery design by pricking
counted cross
Paper method. stitch, blackwork, and certain
Specially waxed carbon type of Hardanger.
paper that transfer's the
Pencil Chalk tracing wheel's markings to
the fabric. A color of tracing Common Weave
Allows for the placement of the lines on fabric, and paper should be chosen that Fabrics
many of them have an eraser or brush so that the marks is close to the color of the Plain weave includes most
can be removed from the fabric. Sometimes referred to as tightly
cloths,woven
are of great variety,
fabrics with aand
fabric.
they differ in material, weight, weave,
relatively design,
smooth colorlike
surface and
finish. linen, wool and cotton. They
are best used for articles with
decorative stitches. Not
intended for counted work, a
plain weave will not have the
same number of threads per
inch in the warp and weft
Embroidery Thread direction.