Hello, everyone. I know I been absent for a while. I have been dealing with mental issues and I’m sorry for being gone for a while. However, I’m working on my schedule haha and I’m back. I feel better now and ready for grinding and working even harder. Just when I thought to start the grind on the schedule problem, I got another problem lol. Anyways, I would like to start off by a quest post from a fellow blogger. This is A new Quest post “Stitchery Kits Used For Quilting Craft”.
I’m going to be back to doing DIY and more topics here. However, one of the things that wasn’t allowing me to get back is Internet issues. This is first time me using my phone to write a blog post lol. I thought blogging from the phone wouldn’t be as fun as from my laptop or pc but I guess I was wrong. However, I cant do a lot of things like I blog from my laptop. I can only do one thing at a time.
the travel topic still not ready until the corona situation can be fixed. Because things getting worse and not safe to travel anywhere. I will mention it on my Twitter when I’m going to start traveling again. Until then, there will be DIY and possibly new ideas to replace it for now.
about the post
Before I start the post, I would like to apologize for Alyssa for the long wait. For that, I will give shoutouts to her main social media account and blog at the end. This is the second quest posting and she have great content.
This post will be about quilt crafting and give you some tips and useful kits that will help you for a good results. Even though, I do different type of DIY projects. I find this very interesting and fall under dame category as “DIY”
grab your tea and enjoy reading the post. I will see at the end of it haha.
A new Quest post “Stitchery Kits Used For Quilting Craft”
If you love quilting craft or you want to make a quilt for your newborn, then the best quality tools are essential. Today we will try to give you an idea about stitchery kits for sale that are used in quilting craft and are easily available in the market.
Needlepoint
the old concept of needlepoint has evolved with time to gain today’s outlook. Nowadays, the arena of needlepoint has become more open with the inclusion of a whole lot of different materials, and an endless number of stitches. However, this art can be learned very quickly by any level of beginners. And that too with elementary levels stitchery kits like threads, needles, canvas frames, canvas, and scissors. Like any other needle art form, one should always consider buying proper kits and canvas.
Cross-Stitch
Cross stitching has its roots in the folk arts. This is a prevalent needle-art form as it has the capability of working in both straightforward and complex methods. Two kinds of cross stitches that are most widely practiced are counted cross stitch and stamped cross stitch. This stitching skill also can be easily grasped by the beginners. You can find ideal stitchery kits for cross stitch in the market which includes stitching cloth, a frame or hoof, threads of different colors, and needle.
Embroidery
Although machine embroidery is becoming popular with time, pure artists still believe in the authenticity of hand-stitched embroidery. There is no hard and fast rule for embroidery regarding
the stitches or the canvas materials. Any stitch that makes any material look beautiful can be called a piece of embroidery. Threads, needles, and a hoof are enough to get you going with any embroidery work.
Needle Felting
It is a bit different from conventional stitching concepts. It involves a typically burred needle and unspun wool which is famously known as roving. You do not need any canvas for this. First, you create a shape with wool, and then make designs with the special needle on it. You can find the kind of stitchery kits for needle felting that includes a piece of foam, a felting needle, carded wool, and design.
What To Consider When Looking For Stitchery Kits For Sale
Embroidery Hoops:
Hoops are available in many different shapes, sizes, and materials. The round shapes hoops made of wood are the most famous and inexpensive variant. There are also no-slip hoops made of plastic, or hoops in a rectangular shape.
Fabric for Embroidery:
People also use many different types of fabrics for embroidering. However, the woven fabric materials like linen and cotton are considered as the ideal. For the best results, it would be advisable to prewash the fabrics for avoiding any puckering or shrinkage.
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Floss or Thread for Embroidery:
Embroidery floss is also something you can find in plenty of options. But considered by its popularity, the DMC brand is by far the best. They have high-quality threads in any color you can probably imagine.
Where Can I Get Stitchery Kits for Sale?
The online market is the best place to find the best quality stitchery kits. You can find kits from all the famous and renowned brands under one roof. Moreover, you will be able to read the reviews of the previous buyers along with their experience of working with them. The sites also provide all the necessary details you need to know before buying any kit. You can tally the price of the same kits from different brands and sellers. For beginners, online websites and e-commerce platforms are ideal.
Bottom Line
Whether you are a rookie in embroidery or an expert, a well-equipped stitchery kit is essential for everyone. No matter which expertise you have, never compromise with the quality of the products to ensure stress-free working.
Conclusion of A new Quest post “Stitchery Kits Used For Quilting Craft”
Alright, here we reach the end of the post. Thanks to Alyssa Moylan for this awesome post. Please comment below your thoughts and opinions on this post. You can check her blog here. Also, there will be more collaboration with other bloggers and more creative content, please subscribe or follow the blog so you won’t miss it.
Quilting looks like another fun creative activity, but I don’t think it’s one for me between my PPPD and issues with my sight my reactive hypoglycaemia cause me, I’d stab myself with the needles far too often
This looks like such a fun thing to try out!
Great post! I’m very interested in different types of stitchery and really admire the artists who can do them. I have several of these forms on my skills bucket list, and I appreciate the introduction. Thank you for sharing!
I’ve never been too good at stitching or embroidery, but this looks like such a fun DIY project! Thanks so much for sharing!
I’m glad to know that you’re feeling much better now. it’s always a good idea to take some time off for oneself. This is a great post! Thanks for sharing. Embroidery is such a fun activity to do 🙂
I am very creative but have never done quilting before – I did do embroidery but more like bead embroidery 🙂
Safety first. Children should not be allowed to use these things tho it is an art. Extra caution.
I love cross stitching but have stopped now. Cross stitching takes a lot of time and dedication.
I always see embroidery as a hard activity for me. But I know a lot of people like it. I love seeing embroidery and am always happy to see handmade embroidery paintings gifted by my friends
I have always wanted to take up quilting. I never actually done before, my Grandma used to. I wish she could have taught me before you died.
I used to do a lot of embroidery when I was younger. I had many beautiful pillow covers.
I don’t do a lot of embroideries but I know a couple of things. Friends taught me as my mom and grandma hated to sew. I wanted to learn something new.
That’s a lot of fun and you created some beautiful patterns and I tried when I was young and now I could share this with my children and how interesting it passes through generations. 🙂 – Knycx Journeying
I’ve always wanted to learn embroidery but the complexity is just discouraging me. Perhaps, it’s time to try again using this kit.
What a fun project! I love it!
Thank you!
My mother is a long-time needleworker, so I’ve seen many of these kits over the years. I can definitely say that if you don’t have the proper tools, you won’t be doing much needlework!
Wow, interesting! I guess that’s true. Because it’s important to have the right tools.
Cross-stitch is such a good hobby to start again. I’ve always enjoyed it!
Yeah, it’s a fun thing to do. Thank you!
I’d love to learn and do some embroidery. These would make great projects!
That’s awesome! I hope you will find a chance to learn it
What a fun and relaxing craft. Great for slow summer days!
YEah, thank you for commenting!
I’ve tried cross stitching when I was young, it was such a fun hobby! I now plan to get back into this craft 🙂
Hhhhmmmm….this is very insightful knowledge on stitchery kits! Thanks for sharing about it.
Thank you for your feedback!
Wow, I love all the quilt designs you have featured here! Definitely a craft I have to look into trying.
Thank you, I’m glad you liked them!
I have always wanted to get into embroidery and quilting in general. I definitely need to invest in a kit so that I can make this hobby happen!
That’s awesome, I hope you can do it. Thank you for reading!
This new Quest post “Stitchery Kits Used For Quilting Craft” was really awesome I guess. So informative and interesting to read
Thank you for reading!
I did cross-stitching and embroidery when i was young and it was kinda relaxing. I have to go over this craft and see if I can still work around it.
That’s awesome, thank you for reading!
Thank you for this! I recently tried embroidery and had no idea what thread I needed or what those wee hoops were!
That’s awesome, thank you for reading!
I did this when I was a kid but haven’t done it in years – I should give it a try again and maybe teach my daughter at the same time.
I see that’s interesting!
For sure something I want to learn how to do!
I hope you get the time to learn how to do it. Thank you for reading!
kit looks pretty fun! I think I would go with it myself! and it looks like a nice place to start doing it as well
Yeah, it looks nice. Thank you for commenting!
Reading this brings back the memories. I can’t remember when since the last time I did cross stitching.
I see! That’s awesome!