Embroidering multiples like a pro

Article Abstract:

The right materials and methods speed up the work and yield attractive, long-lasting embroidery. One of the best methods for saving time when embroidering lots of pieces is to keep duplicates of the most frequently used embroidery hoops, and hoop one garment while embroidering another.

Machine sewing

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Repeat and reverse embellishments

Article Abstract:

Kenneth King's clever technique for cord and bead embroidery is based on the grid woven into decorated braids. Chain-stitched trim is clearly held together with parallel rows of stitching, it's not woven or braided and the number of rows of chain stitching varies with the trim.

Knots and splices

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Sheer seams and edges: a contemporary couturier shares techniques for making neat, narrow finishes on sheer and lightweight fabrics

Article Abstract:

Two clever sewing finishes for sheer fabric include offering satin-stitched seams and couched, hemstitched edges. Sheer garments need strong, thin seams and edges.

United States, Sewing, Decoration and finishing, Instructions, Sheer fabrics

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