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A traditional stitch from the Ukraine, translating to top-winder, as it is stitched in two layers with the second being woven (or wound) through the first. Comprehensive stitch diagrams and construction instructions for the traditional folded hem are included. 8 pages, A5 booklet, photographs and pattern chartor as a digital download.

A traditional stitch from the Ukraine, translating to top-winder, as it is stitched in two layers with the second being woven (or wound) through the first. This design is a traditional stitch used in a modern motif. Comprehensive stitch diagrams and construction instructions are included. 8 pages, A5 booklet, photographs and pattern chartor as a digital download.

Ukrainian whitework is not one particular stitch but a style in which other recognisable stitches are combined. Satin Stitch, Brick Stitch, and especially eyelets (of many shapes and forms) are used in band-like designs, rich with texture. This design incorporates Yavorivv braid and diagonal round e...

The traditional finish for a handworked table-cloth, tea-cloth or placemat. Hard-wearing, fully washable, and a great frame for your work. This booklet provides guidance in how to calculate your fabric needs for producing the hem for your desired project and includes comprehensive construction instr...

Inspired by the bands of embroidery seen on Ukrainian chemises, this project incorporates several techniques seen in traditional Ukrainian whitework: Vykolky (eyelets), and Myrezhka (cutwork). A great introduction to this wide-ranging style embroidery. Comprehensive stitch diagrams and full construc...

The quintessential look of Ukrainian embroidery textural whitework with red and black floral and geometric bands. Each band comprises a simple recurring motif and laid out in a similar manner to the traditional embroidery on blouse sleeves - three bands: bold colour, intense pattern, ground pattern ...

A sampler of eight styles of Ukrainian embroidery. Some traditionally whitework, and others worked in colour, alongside traditional Ukrainian floral cross-stitch designs. Some of the techniques included are: Latana (needle-weaving), Zatiahanka, Obmana (false cutwork techniques), Vyrizuvannya and Pol...

This design features one of the techniques prominent in traditional Ukrainian whitework: Nabyruvannya (brick stitch). The central band features a stepped trail of brick stitch, the lustre of the pearl thread catching the light and the eye. The main design bordered top and bottom with a narrower band...

The fourth design in the Ukrainian Cushion series highlights the use of floral motifs in Ukrainian design. The repeating motif of the central band is anchored by a satin stitch trellis and bold border bands - with a focus on Nastyluvannya (satin stitch). The design is continuous and could be continu...

This project incorporates several techniques seen in traditional Ukrainian whitework; Bands and ground patterns, Vykolky (eyelets), and Myrezhka (cutwork). A great introduction to this wide-ranging style. This design is one of four in this series, see the others here: Ukrainian Cushion #2,Ukrainian ...

A traditional item for keeping your delicates tidy and protected. Stitched with a modern Schwalm design. This technique from the Schwalm area of Germany incorporates surface embroidery with drawn thread and pulled thread techniques to produce a lovely functional product. The traditional working of ...

Number 6 in the Christmas Stocking series. This stocking features the Zavoleekannya technique of pattern darning, traditional to the Ukraine. Stitched in traditional red, this stocking incorporates the eight-pointed star which symbolises the sun and life. At 19 cm top-to-toe it is the perfect size f...

This project incorporates several techniques seen in traditional Ukrainian whitework; Bands and ground patterns, with an emphasis on Nabyruvannya (brick stitch) and Nastyluvannya (satin stitch). The Nabyruvannya border encloses a framework of diamonds and stars, framing the thirteen motifs. Each mot...

The Reticella provides just the touch of whimsy to the of the tissue pocket.This technique binds the fabric threads to form the mesh on which the lace is worked, giving the project the inherent strength of the linen background, whilst maintaining an airy feel to the lace. Designed to keep your dispo...

Inspired by the bands of embroidery seen on Ukrainian chemises, this project incorporates several techniques seen in traditional Ukrainian whitework: Vykolky (eyelets), and satin stitch motifs and braids. A great introduction to this wide-ranging style embroidery. This project case is designed to fi...

Punto Perugino embroidery is an embroidery style that imitates Perugian weaving of the Umbria region, a traditional jacquard weave that produces a smooth satin-like pattern that stands forward of the main fabric. The Florentine Lily design incorporates the classic acanthus scrolls alongside a stylis...

Number 3 in the Mini Christmas Stocking series. At 19cm top-to-toe, these stockings are stitched in Ukrainian Whitework style. They can be stitched in white-on-white for that icy elegant look or in traditional Christmas colours. Perfect for hiding special treats such as candy canes, chocolate bars, ...

A classic design inspired by the beautiful tile borders seen in Italianate architecture. The tiles outlined in four-sided stitch are each embellished with Bullion knot designs, enclosed in a Satin stitch and Bullion knot border, and completed with a traditional folded hem with drawn thread ornamenta...

Number 5 in the Christmas Stocking series, and a partner piece to Mini Stocking #4. This stocking features the Nyznka technique of pattern darning. Stitched in traditional black, this stocking incorporates the traditional Ukrainian hooked edge design, and a Yavoriv or herringbone plait. An alphabet ...

Blackwork is a generic name used for a number of similar styles of embroidery, some counted thread, some freestyle. Blackwork was prominent in fashions throughout the 15-17th centuries. When used on collars and cuffs it was often worked in Holbien Stitch as a reversible pattern (same on both sides o...

The Reticella provides just the touch of whimsy to the orderliness of the classic Punto Antico surround. This technique binds the fabric threads to form the mesh on which the lace is worked, giving the project the inherent strength of the linen background, whilst maintaining an airy feel to the lace...