Stitch along session 1 | 1800’s teacup embroidery design |
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Welcome to the first of our community stitch along sessions which will run as premieres (so you can join the text chat while the video is showing) and stitch along.
In each weekly session we will stitch a different 1800s embroidery design which I will share ahead of the session so you can trace it onto your vintage linen or piece of fabric and pick out what colour and type of threads you want to stitch with.
I’m really excited to be bringing these antique designs from the 1800s back to life.
Here’s the hash tag to use when posting your stitched pieces on Facebook or instagram: #stitchalong1800srevival
Here’s a link to the Facebook group where you can post your photos of your stitched pieces pr chat about this project: www.facebook.c...
Here’s a link to my instagram: www.instagram....
The source site for all the designs is: www.antiquepatt...
The particular resource that I’m using for this stitch along in this video is: www.antiquepatt...
The teacup design is on page 109 in the above pdf and a copy of the design is on my channel’s community page as a single image so you can print it out or trace the design off your screen or monitor onto a blank Doily or linen: • Post
I’m really excited that I’ll get to chat with you in real time again while we’re doing this community stitch along project.
This project will be great for beginners and more experienced slow stitchers who want to expand their collection of embroidered motifs to include in their projects like slow stitch quilts or the #Roxysjournalofstitchery Field Notes Edith Holden project.
I’ll be including my pieces in my Roxy’s a journal of Stitchery Treasure Hunt slow stitch quilt and my field notes journal too.
Here’s a link to my slow stitch quilt playlist: • Slow stitch quilt
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Cheers,
Christine
Create and craft with Christine
Such a lovely watch. Thank you for sharing all these resources. Will be looking through thinking I might like to do a dragon or Griffen, so will be going through this library of stitchery. Lovely tea cup.
Thank you for a good live chat, so enjoyable to read-connect and know new friends! I so missed your live chat when the A-Z Treasury of Stitches ended.
So glad you came up with this new project! ❤
What a lovely piece!
Hi, yes, watching after the fact…not stitching what you are, but have downloaded the catalogue for future reference 😊 I’m after a small sylco thread bobbin, so just doing a very small slow stitch to use up the thread 😂 lucky you having a fur baby, I hope to get another puppy once I retire in 4 years sigh, but can’t bear the thought of leaving a puppy at home on their own, and I no longer have the energy for 2 of the little rascals lol. Enjoy your day/night,from Hull UK 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
A lovely little teacup ❤ I haven’t decided what I’m going to stitch on yet but excited to get started. 😊
Thank you so much Christine ,had a lovely time chatting with everyone. Sorry to Travers ,I have been calling him Travis🙄
This is beautiful ❤
Now I see where you got your transfer... from Briggs Catalogue and Design! What a treasure that is, Christine. Thanks, again.
It is such an incredible resource! I’ll be profiling a different design each week and sharing it for our community stitchalong 🤗
I looked through some of the publications in the antique pattern library and found one from the Florence Silk Mill which was in operation near me in Massachusetts. Thanks for sharing the resource!
@@joannlee7239 ooooh, I’ll have to check that one out too. Very happy you found this useful 💙🧵🪡 cheers, Christine
@createandcraftwithchristine there are several. The mill was owner by the Corticelli family so you can search that name too.
Thank-you, Christine. Happy to discover your channel and the revival of 1800's stitchery. Love the combination of embroidery with crochet. Did you put the teacup transfer on yourself?
@@vaundamacpherson5727 hello and welcome! I traced the design on from a print out of the Briggs catalogue page using the light from a window and my frixion heat erasable marker. 💙🧵🪡 cheers, Christine
Am I late 😢
@@patriciapage7197 you made it in perfect timing 💙🧵🪡 cheers, Christine
@@createandcraftwithchristine right at the end of the x