Finishing your embroidery on the back: 2 ways
Once your embroidery is finished, it's usually nice to finish the back. You can do this very elaborately or very simply; it's up to you. In this article, I'll share...
Want to learn to embroider, but don't know where to start? I hear that a lot! Here you'll find all the basic information in one place . From choosing the right embroidery fabric and needle to creating your first stitches. Step by step, you'll learn how to create beautiful embroidery projects yourself with clear instructions and videos.
Get started with your first cross-stitch project step by step: watch the videos.
Here you'll find a handy list of essential materials and supplies if you're just starting to embroider.
Once your embroidery is finished, it's usually nice to finish the back. You can do this very elaborately or very simply; it's up to you. In this article, I'll share...
Framing an embroidery isn't difficult, but it's important to proceed with care. You want your work to look its best on the wall. I'm often asked how best to do...
Welcome to the Iris Borduurt knowledge base, the place where you can learn embroidery step by step. Whether you've just bought your first embroidery kit or are curious about different embroidery stitches, you'll find all the basic information clearly presented here.
I try to regularly add new topics to this page, so that you ultimately have a clear reference work containing everything about learning to embroider.
What can you find in the Learn to Embroider knowledge base?
What do the articles consist of?
I try to explain to you as best as possible how certain embroidery techniques work by means of:
Embroidery may seem complicated, but with the right guidance, anyone can learn it. In this knowledge base, you'll discover which materials you need, how to place your first stitches, and how to neatly finish your embroidery. This way, you can gradually gain more confidence in your own embroidery projects.
The Iris Borduurt knowledge base is regularly updated with new articles and tutorials. So you'll always find something new to try, whether you're making your first cross-stitch or want to expand your knowledge with other embroidery techniques. Looking for information you haven't found here? Feel free to let me know, and I'll add it to the list for you to explore.
Then follow @irisborduurt on Instagram for daily updates, short tutorials, and sneak peeks of new patterns. This way, you can easily stay up-to-date on handy embroidery tricks and new projects. The Iris Borduurt Facebook group is also a great place to ask questions , share your work, and get ideas. In the friendly Iris Borduurt community, you'll find like-minded people who will motivate you, offer feedback, and help you get even more out of embroidery. Together, we make embroidery accessible and fun!