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This reminded me of the very first embroidery lesson I had. We were living in Brussels and I was attending a Belgian Catholic school because an American school had not been built yet.
There were about a dozen of us in our first grade class and the nuns would teach in French and then bring us aside and teach us in English.
Once a day, the girls would separate from the boys. During one of these times, us girls were given lessons in embroidery.
I still have my project and though none of the embroidery stitches are exactly like this, there is a section close enough to remind me of that project.
There were about a dozen of us in our first grade class and the nuns would teach in French and then bring us aside and teach us in English.
Once a day, the girls would separate from the boys. During one of these times, us girls were given lessons in embroidery.
I still have my project and though none of the embroidery stitches are exactly like this, there is a section close enough to remind me of that project.
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Beautiful , I've worked in a craft( handmade) boutique for 15 yr. and involved in the crafts, pottery , silkscreen, a long time. It's o great to see beautiful work like this , I hope it won't die out completely, maybe it's like spinning wool there are few doing it , but embroidery is so great and you can carry it with you , if you have time to pass, do it creatively , best to you ! , killemy
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I've dabbled in just about every craft imaginable over the years - knitting, crocheting, embroidery, cross-stitch, tole painting, watercolors, sketching, quilling, ceramics, woodworking (to name a gazillion), before settling on stained glass. I still enjoy crocheting afghans, especially in the winter where they keep my legs warm the longer they get. I don't embroider much anymore though you've given me an idea for another craft to teach my eight year old granddaughter - I'll teach her the exact same piece that I made when I was in first grade. What fun!
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