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Berlin Embroidery Designs is a website dedicated to hand embroidery kits and supplies.
Hand embroidery kits include: 2-Sided Embroidery, Assisi, Aplique, Blackwork, Canvas Work, Counted Thread, Crewel, Cross-Stitch Meets Blackwork, Etui Boxes, Goldwork, Hapsburg Lace, Modern Jacobean, Mountmellick, Needle Painting, Pulled Work, Schwalm, Shadow Work, Surface Embroidery, Traditional Jacobean and White Work.
There are discounts available, free embroidery designs and a kit of the month.
The website also has hard to get embroidery supplies such as goldwork embroidery threads, blackwork supplies, mountmellick supplies and needle painting supplies. Also general supplies such as tools and fabric.
There is a classes information page for all the designs that Tanja Berlin teaches.
Hand embroidery kits include: 2-Sided Embroidery, Assisi, Aplique, Blackwork, Canvas Work, Counted Thread, Crewel, Cross-Stitch Meets Blackwork, Etui Boxes, Goldwork, Hapsburg Lace, Modern Jacobean, Mountmellick, Needle Painting, Pulled Work, Schwalm, Shadow Work, Surface Embroidery, Traditional Jacobean and White Work.
There are discounts available, free embroidery designs and a kit of the month.
The website also has hard to get embroidery supplies such as goldwork embroidery threads, blackwork supplies, mountmellick supplies and needle painting supplies. Also general supplies such as tools and fabric.
There is a classes information page for all the designs that Tanja Berlin teaches.
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January 3, 2015
Nancy B. asked:Metallic-type thread - anyone have any advice about using it? I suppose most metallic-type thread doesn't include real metal (or is there a brand that does)? Is there some sort of industry classification one can go by, or is it just all guess-work? Any great sources on where to acquire it? Can you use it in machines, or is it mostly for hand-sewing? Any advice/experience in using it (did you use it for machine or hand embroidery, to sew on trim, etc.)? This is a general inquiry--I don't have a specific project at present, just wanting to open the discussion to learn more about it, and hopefully others will find the info useful, too. Thanks, Bees, for any insights you can share!Izabela P. replied:I usually use proper metallic thread, there are several suppliers, - i have used these guys most often - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Berlin-Embroidery-Designs/148134948572003?fref=ts
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