I'm excited to announce the release of Hand Embroidery Essentials, a comprehensive resources guide for stitchers. Click here to order your copy. This digital download covers everything you need to know about supplies, learning resources, and tips and tricks to make your hand embroidery practice easier. Keep reading for details about an awesome giveaway happening in conjunction with the guide's release.
I'm often asked questions like "What fabric do you use?" or "How do you find frames for your work?" After many years spent sourcing the best supplies, I want to share my findings with you in one place. You'll find over 25 pages of detailed information, including my must-have items with links to purchase, too. You can expect my honest reviews and reflections on what I’ve learned over my years as a full-time embroidery artist.
Topics include selecting hoops, needles, threads, fabric, scissors, and supplemental tools and aids, as well as methods to transfer your designs and different ways to finish your embroidery (including framing). I've also created an exhaustive resources list, including my go-to books, videos, online and in-person classes, patterns, and kits.
Giveaway Details:
WIN A HAND EMBROIDERY ESSENTIALS KIT!
To celebrate the release of Hand Embroidery Essentials, I’m giving away the ultimate hand embroidery essentials kit! All of the entry details are below.
The purchase of the Hand Embroidery Essentials guide from happycactusdesigns.com qualifies you for one entry in the giveaway. Purchases must be made between July 30 and August 31. The winner will be selected at random on September 1. Notification of the winner will be made on Instagram (@happycactusdesigns) and the winner will be notified via email. The winner has 24 hours to claim the prize or another winner will be selected. Only U.S.-based purchases qualify for entry.
The giveaway includes:
Want to be the first to hear about Happy Cactus Designs' latest products and promotions? Sign up for our newsletter here.
Louann Buquor
August 07, 2019
Your work has inspired me to get me started on embroidery, I have enjoyed cross-stitch and needlepoint in the past, but now my new interest is embroidery. I have a list of blogs I browse for ideas and yours is one of the best!