Early 1880s Name Embroidery Patterns
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Weaver, Jane. "Alphabet for Handkerchief." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 81, no. 6 (Jun. 1882), p. 486.
Weaver, Jane. "Small Table-Cloth [Marguerite, Maria]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 82, no. 4 (Oct. 1882), p. 316.
—. "Alphabet and Numerals for Marking." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 81, no. 2 (Feb. 1882), p. 164.
—. "Alphabet for Marking." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 79, no. 2 (Feb. 1881), p. 163.
—. "Initials [W, B]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 80, no. 4 (Oct. 1881).
—. "Name for Marking [Emilie]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 79, no. 2 (Feb. 1881).
—. "Name for Marking [Jeanne]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 79, no. 3 (Mar. 1881).
—. "Name for Marking [Agnes]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 80, no. 2 (Aug. 1881).
—. "Name for Marking [Edith]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 80, no. 2 (Aug. 1881).
—. "Name for Marking [Anna]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 80, no. 3 (Sept. 1881), p. 233.
—. "Name for Marking [Mary]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 80, no. 3 (Sept. 1881), p. 235.
—. "Name for Marking [Adéle]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 80, no. 6 (Dec. 1881).
—. "Name for Marking [Marie]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 81, no. 1 (Jan. 1882), p. 83.
—. "Name for Marking [Mariha]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 81, no. 5 (May 1882).
—. "Name for Marking [Marianne]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 81, no. 6 (Jun. 1882).
—. "Name for Marking [Clara]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 81, no. 6 (Jun. 1882), p. 489.
—. "Names for Marking [Fannie, Sadie]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 79, no. 1 (Jan. 1881).
—. "Names for Marking [Marie, Matilda, Jeanne]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 79, no. 4 (Apr. 1881).
—. "Names for Marking [Mariha, Kate, Nellie]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 79, no. 6 (Jun. 1881), p. 475.
—. "Names for Marking [Jenny, Elisabeth]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 80, no. 6 (Dec. 1881).
—. "Names for Marking [Caroline, Ellen]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 81, no. 2 (Feb. 1882), p. 169.
—. "Names for Marking [Lucy, Martha]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 82, no. 3 (Sept. 1882).
—. "Names for Marking [Fanny, Jane]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 82, no. 3 (Sept. 1882).
—. "Names for Marking [Marie, Louise]." Peterson's Magazine, vol. 82, no. 5 (Nov. 1882).
—. "The Name 'Mary' in Cuneiform Letters for Marking Handkerchiefs." Godey's Lady's Book, vol. 100, no. 4 (Apr. 1880), p. 368.
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My latest patch! Shoutout to NavyWolf from my twitch chat for stringing words together in a phrase that stuck with me long enough for me to make this out of it!
More chatter and some progress pics under the cut :)
If you are wondering what this is the best explanation I can give is during last February I decided I wanted to do a swear jar thing on stream and during some on stream planning this phrase was said in chat. Somehow it just evoked such a powerful mental image for me that I had to make it something real. And reflecting on that, I feel like a lot of the art I make is over that exact same reason.
With how busy school had been I didn't actually start work on this patch till the end of March, where I dusted off my pixel art skills for the pattern.
^the first sketches
After the pattern was finished up I basically just spent every moment of my free time (and some time I should've used for school work) working on the patch. I don't know why I was in such a rush since my own self imposed deadline could've stretched to basically next February, however my new sweater doesn't have any patches on it so I guess I wanted something for it as soon as I could.
I don't have much else to say about the process, it was fairly straightforward as far as patches go. I did find a nifty little website that includes colour picking with actual DMC or Anchor thread colours. I'll probably be using it from here on out for planning, although knowing me I will still be going back and forth between that and my phone's shitty little pixel art app.
And the progress gif!
Amazingly this one has more individual photos in it than the minecraft patch, but I think that's mostly the text cause I had an idea for how I wanted it to look in this gif once it was all done anyway.
And here it is in it's place of honour, same spot as the minecraft patch on my other sweater if you were curious:
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Threadcolors.com - colour matching for DMC threads
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Flossmaxx - colour conversion for major floss brands
Needle N’ Thread - blog with useful tricks and tips.
Royal School of Needlework Stitchbank - has a wide variety of modern and historical stitches.
Sarah’s hand Embroidery Tutorials - a visual dictionary of embroidery stitches
StitchLifeStudio - an Etsy store that sells custom frames for embroidery hoops
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Sew What Podcast - A podcast where the host Isabella Rosner talks about historical embroidery and interviews a wide range of guests
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Bernadette Banner - Historical recreation YouTube channel
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Danielle Clough - A South African embroidery artist who produces beautiful pieces with bright colours. I have linked her Instagram.
Quilter’s Paradise - free online quilting calculators
ImageColorPicker - allows you to pick colours from photos
Loose Ends Project - This allows crafters to sign up to finish the craft projects of those who have passed away or have become disabled.
DMC - A well known embroidery supply brand. They produce high quality stranded cotton as well as a litany of kits and free patterns.
The DMC Youtube channel- has lots of tutorials and information.
Sylko thread colour inventory list - for those who have inherited their grandmother’s thread stash
Omni calculator - allows you to convert various lengths
Thread colour palette generator - allows you to generate colour palettes to use in your projects
Stitchpoint - allows you to write phrases in 7 different cross stitch fonts
FlossCross - a free online cross stitch pattern maker
Hours Tracker - the app I use to keep track of the hours I spend stitching
r/Embroidery - the embroidery subreddit is a really good source of information, encouragement and inspiration
r/CrossStitch - the cross stitch subreddit is a really good source of information, encouragement and inspiration
Code Crafters Quilt Generator - allows you to generate a random quilt design
Freebloss - a Amazon store that produces kits for many crafts including embroidery and they are affordable and high quality
prettycolors - a Tumblr blog that posts random colours along with the hex code and this can be a helpful resource for fibrecrafters when they are trying to pick a colour for their project(s).
colour-palettes - a blog that posts user submitted colour palettes and I think that this blog can also be used as inspiration for fibrecrafters when selecting colours to use in their project(s).
Swatches - this app allows you to swatch colours from photos as well as being able to swatch colours in real time.
John James Needle Guide - a guide to different types of needle and their uses.
Cable Patterns - allows you to make your own cable patterns for knitting
RSN collection and archive- photographs of objects in the Royal School of needle work collection. The first 100 objects have just been digitised and put online.
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1890s Needlework Books
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de Dillmont, Thérèse. Encyclopedia of Needlework. Mulhouse: Brustlein & Co., 1890.
Dombach, Paul. Das Posamentier-Kunstgewerbe: Gründliche Anleitung zur Herstellung sämmtlicher Möbelposamenten. Dresden: E. Tretbar, 1894.
Hapgood, Olive C. School Needlework: A Course of Study in Sewing designed for use in Schools. Boston, MA: Ginn & Company, 1893.
Heron, Addie E. Ladies' Work for Pleasure and Profit. Chicago, IL: The Home Manual Company, 1894.
Perkins, George C., comp. A Treatise on Embroidery, Crochet and Knitting. New York, NY: M. Heminway & Sons Silk Co., 1899.
—. Art Needlework. Philadelphia, PA: The Brainerd & Armstrong Company, 1893.
—. Dainty Work for Pleasure and Profit. [Unknown], 1893.
—. Florence Home Needle-Work, Vol. 5. Florence, MA: Nonotuck Silk Company, 1891.
—. Florence Home Needle-Work, Vol. 6. Florence, MA: Nonotuck Silk Company, 1892.
—. Florence Home Needle-Work, Vol. 7. Florence, MA: Nonotuck Silk Company, 1893.
—. Florence Home Needle-Work, Vol. 8. Florence, MA: Nonotuck Silk Company, 1894.
—. Florence Home Needle-Work, Vol. 9. Florence, MA: Nonotuck Silk Company, 1895.
—. Florence Home Needle-Work, Vol. 10. Florence, MA: Nonotuck Silk Company, 1896.
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