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Marinda Stewart - Punchneedle The Complete Guide

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The Essential Punchneedle Resource! Punchneedle embroidery is a beautiful, timeless needle art technique with limitless possibilities. Punchneedle The Complete Guide lets you explore all those possibilities with how-to information on everything you need to know about this amazing embroidery, including: An overview of all the materials and tools needed for creating punchneedle embroidery Embroidery on more than 20 different types of fabric including silk, wool and velvet Working with different types of threads from cotton to silk to novelty and metallic Creating special effects such as shading, clipping and sculpting, as well as positive and negative stitching Combining punchneedle embroidery with other sewing and needle crafts such as quilting, reverse applique and cross stitch Nine punchneedle embroidery projects on a variety of surfaces, including a photos album cover, napkins and Christmas ornaments Troubleshooting with quick solutions to the most common punchneedle embroidery problems Whether you are just getting started or have been working with punchneedle embroidery for years, Punchneedle The Complete Guide is sure to become your essential reference guide.

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NANCY'S FAVORITE
101 NOTIONS

sew, quilt and embroider with ease

NANCY ZIEMAN

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Nancy's Favorite 101 Notions. Copyright 2010 by Nancy Zieman. Manufactured in China. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems without permission in writing from the publisher, except by a reviewer who may quote brief passages in a review. Published by Krause Publications, a division of F+W Media, Inc., 4700 East Galbraith Road, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45236. (800) 289-0963. First Edition.

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DISTRIBUTED IN CANADA BY FRASER DIRECT
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DISTRIBUTED IN THE U.K. AND EUROPE BY DAVID & CHARLES
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Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
Zieman, Nancy Luedtke.
Nancy's favorite 101 notions : sew, quilt, and embroider with ease
/ Nancy Zieman.
p. cm.
Includes index.
ISBN-13: 978-0-89689-959-9 (pbk. : alk. paper)
eISBN-13: 978-1-4402-1660-2
ISBN-10: 0-89689-959-4 (pbk. : alk. paper)
1. Needlework. I. Title. II. Title: Favorite 101 notions.
TT705.Z542 2010
746.4 dc22

2010014351

Edited by Diane Dhein, Pat Hahn and Vanessa Lyman

Designed by Julie Barnett

Production coordinated by Greg Nock

Illustrated by Kristi C. Smith of Juicebox Designs

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dedication

To my mom, Barbara Luedtke Eckstein, who was my first sewing teacher and greatest supporter.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Nancy Zieman is executive producer and host of Public TVs Sewing With Nancy - photo 3

Nancy Zieman is executive producer and host of Public TV's Sewing With Nancy. She is also founder of Nancy's Notions, a direct mail company. In addition, she is an author and pattern and product designer.

She was named the 1988 Entrepreneurial Woman of the Year by the Wisconsin Women Entrepreneurs Association. In 1991, she received the National 4-H Alumni Award.

Nancy lives in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, with her family.

acknowledgments

To my friends and co-workers at Nancy's Notions who helped make my name synonymous with the word notions. Thank you!

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Gotta-Have Notions

Gotta-have notions are those notions of necessity that make your sewing easier - photo 4

Gotta-have notions are those notions of necessity that make your sewing easier and more enjoyable for a multitude of projects. I have included my all-time favorites, new innovations and what the professionals use to improve their sewing results in the most efficient way.

1 MARKING PENS Every sewing or quilting hobbyist needs an assortment of marking - photo 5

1 MARKING PENS

Every sewing or quilting hobbyist needs an assortment of marking tools. Accurate marking is one of the secrets to professional-looking projects. Marking actually saves you time because project pieces align with ease.

A fine-point pen makes it much easier to mark fine lines, trace small designs and transfer complex pattern marks. Water-erasable, air-erasable or white marking pens decisions, decisions, decisions Here is a guide to help you decide when to use each.

Air-Erasable Pen

Features:

The air-erasable pen makes bright purple or pink marks that usually vanish in twelve to twenty-four hours without washing. Pressing can permanently set marks, so remove marks with water before pressing.

Use:

Use an air-erasable pen when marking washable fabric or embroidery that you plan to sew right away. If you mark your project and decide to sew it at a later time, your marks most likely will be gone.

Water-Erasable Pen

Features:

This pin-point pen makes fine lines, so you can trace small designs or mark complex patterns clearly. A water-erasable pen makes bright blue marks that are easily removed with plain water. Pressing can permanently set marks, so remove marks with water before pressing.

Use:

Mark embroidery, quilting and pattern details on washable fabrics.

NOTE from NANCY

Regardless of what type of marker you use, always test marking and removing the mark on a scrap of fabric before marking your project. Remove marks with ease using a dual marking pen. These pens are available as air- or water-erasable. A pen is at one end of the marker and an eraser at the other, so you can make your mark and immediately erase it.

Fine-Point Water-Erasable Pen Air- Erasable Pen Water-Erasable - photo 6

Fine-Point Water-Erasable Pen

Air- Erasable Pen Water-Erasable Marking Pen White Marking Pen White - photo 7

Air- Erasable Pen

Water-Erasable Marking Pen White Marking Pen White Marking Pen Features - photo 8

Water-Erasable Marking Pen

White Marking Pen White Marking Pen Features This fine-point pen clearly - photo 9

White Marking Pen

White Marking Pen

Features:

This fine-point pen clearly marks dark fabrics. As the ink dries, white markings become more visible. Markings disappear upon ironing or when you spritz with water.

Use:

This is my very favorite! For years, I wondered why there wasn't a white marking pen available; when this came out, I was thrilled! I use it on dark fabric quilt blocks, pattern details and craft projects. I especially like the fact that marks disappear when I iron the project.

2 CHALK

Chalk is perfect to use on fabrics with a nap or when marking with a ruler. A marker with a rotating metal chalk wheel snugs up close to the ruler and produces a clean, accurate mark.

Tailor's Chalk

Features:

Tailor's chalk is often found in the shape of a triangle; the edge marks fabric with precision. The marks are easily removed and don't leave a residue. The chalk is usually available in several colors. Tailor's chalk may have a chalky or waxy consistency. Some Tailor's chalk comes with a sharpener to maintain pointed edges for fine line marking.

Uses:

Tailor's chalk is a classic! It works on just about any fabric. However, because it is easily removed, it may not be the best choice on fabrics that are handled a lot.

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