Description
This listing is for a digital PDF file. Immediately after purchase you can download your file, in either Letter format (used mainly in Canada, the US, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic and the Philippines) or A4 (rest of the world).
I’m excited to bring you this fully illustrated guide on how to stitch an open hem. The open hem is found on traditional sewing all over the world, but has been particularly popular on Dutch – and especially Frisian samplers. It’s a very handy and versatile technique to finish embroidery pieces.
The open hem taught in this booklet is the one seen on samplers from the 16th-century onwards. It uses square corners and not mitred corners (as mitred corners are never seen in traditional embroidery pieces).
Note that the open hem is a pulled thread embroidery technique and therefor only suitable for linen / evenweave materials. It cannot be worked on Aida fabric.
A YouTube video tutorial is also available for left- and right-handed stitchers via the links below:
RIGHTÂ HAND:Â https://www.youtube.com/
LEFTÂ HAND:Â https://www.youtube.com/
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