The crown is embellished with tiny whitework flowers filled with intricate needlepoint lace fillings. |
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New wool is always mothproofed, but it is still a good idea to spray finished needlepoint about once a year. |
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It is intricately set with dozens of needlepoint and cabochon turquoise stones set in cerated bezels. |
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The second possible explanation is that these men who talk to Natasha about interior decorating, flower-arranging and needlepoint aren't gay. |
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In fact, the idea caught on, and now a group of women on the ship meet regularly in their rooms to knit, crochet or needlepoint. |
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She didn't want to needlepoint to perfection, crochet, dance elegantly, or be treated as a brainless pet. |
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Pop-up adverts, the bane of most user's lives, are usually created by The Women's Association in Stockport in needlepoint, and then scanned in. |
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She can't open cans or bottles if the lid is tight, and she's had to give up needlepoint. |
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She had done needlepoint and crocheting before being attracted to beadwork. |
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A few of these had cushions with beautifully hand-worked needlepoint covers. |
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Winter evenings were spent doing needlepoint and cross-stitch and also having friends over for games of crokinole. |
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In the old house, Judith Collins sits doing needlepoint as young Nora runs up to her with a ball of yarn. |
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But she did beautiful needlepoint and embroidery when she actually sat down to work on it. |
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The water in the process of elaboration of yours needlepoint wools is of course a capital element. |
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One must initially use needlepoint stitches which will yields hanging to naturally fall. |
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So, that crossed out needlepoint, knitting and embroidery, as well. |
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They tend to go for needlepoint and take on really demanding projects. |
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Straightforward copies, painted in oil on canvas, are installed alongside craft-fairish versions, executed in beans or needlepoint. |
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The basic techniques include crewel work, needlepoint, cross-stitch embroidery, and quilting, as well as quillwork and featherwork. |
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From the 16th to the 18th century most needlepoint was petit point with 20 to 45 squares per linear inch. |
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Pottery is made, and needlepoint embroidery has taken the place of textile weaving for the most part. |
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The Japanese kenzan, or metal pin holder, usually called a needlepoint holder, is the most generally used mechanical aid. |
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This is unusually large and in excellent condition for a needlepoint of the period. |
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Margaret raised three children and in her spare time she enjoyed gardening, knitting, sewing clothes and needlepoint. |
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A needlepoint effect can be achieved with Classic 12 when it is run on a standard embroidery machine. |
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Tikky Liner with needlepoint tip in different line width and gel ink technology. |
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One could say needlepoint tapestry was an intimist art compared to the low or hight warp tapestry which would be more architectural. |
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The needle-worked tapestry, a needlepoint on canvas is of comparable nature that the woven tapestry. |
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We do not sell the templates, but only a reproduction right for personal use of the template for the purposes of needlepoint. |
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While other girls my age are learning needlepoint, table manners, and how to win a prince's heart, I learn horseback riding, fencing, and magic spells. |
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It was Augusta who created the ranch house's Victorian elegance, adding her own fine needlepoint to the furnishings from Chicago, New York, and Europe. |
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Then Chaplin plays with our assumptions by assigning the tramp to a cell with an imposing cellmate whom, we learn, is more concerned with needlepoint than bossing the tramp. |
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Her sitting room with its home-made curtains and baskets of knitting and needlepoint was the warm heart of the house, attracting the others to gather in it. |
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Some varieties have leaves reminiscent of lace or needlepoint. |
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Today's super-wealthy no longer go off on four-month grand tours of Europe, play gin-soaked Gatsbyesque croquet tournaments or spend hours doing needlepoint. |
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It is located within a tradition of early Italian and Venetian needlepoint lacework, and like many other lace-making traditions, ran the risk of disappearing completely through a lack of market in the modern world. |
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Kaffe Fassett is one of the world's most exciting craft and color artists,who has inspired many to the art of patchwork, quilting, needlepoint, knitting, ceramics and mosaics. |
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She does needlepoint and recently took up scrapbooking. |
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The material used in Japanese floral arrangements is held in position by various artifices, the most popular of which are the kubari, forked twig, and the kenzan, needlepoint holder. |
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Create petit point, needlepoint and Assisi or Blackwork designs. |
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Someone needs to get that in needlepoint on a throw pillow stat. |
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Venetian needlepoint lace is a firm, rather coarse lace variety. |
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She was a prolific enthusiast of needlework, doing crewel, needlepoint and cross-stitch, which she enjoyed making as gifts to friends and family. |
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She was a gifted seamstress, creating beautiful quilts, needlepoint and crewel works of art. |
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Add glitter to a fabric project such as embroidery or needlepoint. |
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In order to finish an old needlepoint I need to match some missing wools. |
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Needlepoint upholstery and rag rugs are hardly the expected stuff in SoHo galleries, especially when they serve neither ironic nor socially critical purposes. |
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