Blackwork embroidery

Black Work

Click here for the video that goes along with today's post. So, you have learned the basics of how to do blackwork embroidery. Now you're interested in creating your own historical patterns, but maybe don’t know where to start? First, you need to find historical blackwork embroidery designs. Here are links to some examples: "Sir Thomas More and Family" (portrait is at the Nostell Priory and is part of the National Trust Collection) "Portrait of a Boy with a Marmoset" portrait is at the…

My attempt at stitching the first page of fill-in patterns from Lesley Wilkins' Beginner's Guide to Blackwork. Blogged at: backstitch.wordpress.com/2008/08/29/blackwork-fill-in-sam...

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A selection of renaissance style cloaks and similar items

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Come and join this one day class with embroidery expert Jo Dixey. Blackwork is quite similar to the one stitch sashiko designs just on a smaller scale. You will enjoy discovering just what you can achieve with just one colour thread and a needle. Jo is a fabulous teacher with a wealth of knowledge, having … Continue reading Jo Dixey’s Blackwork Sampler