Unique wooden embroidery pendants from NZ – the Clementine And Thread interview

unique wooden embroidery pendants from nz - the clementine and thread interview - pumora - all hand embroidery

unique wooden embroidery pendants from nz - the clementine and thread interview

i ended up getting the push i needed when i was unexpectedly made redundant from my part-time public sector policy position

you are dyeing all of your knitting and embroidery yarns yourself. which part of the process is

work threads and ribbons are a bit different

erm…this is tricky. i have a and complex stumpwork that is complete…and has been that way

what of advice would you give to your younger self who has just started to embroider that you wish you had known back then

thank you

do you want more tips and tricks on hand embroidery

exploring the realms of hand embroidery brings me so much joy and on pumora i love to share my knowledge and insights

i'm anne and i live in rural germany

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hi jo

how did you find your way to embroidery? did you learn it from a family member

embroidery was something that i came to by myself

it's always a huge step to start your own business especially a creative one. how did it come to this decision

thankfully

the wooden embroidery keyrings you make are adorable! how did you come up

i read you are teaching embroidery to primary school kids. that's awesome! how is it like teaching the younger ones in a craft that involves patience

miss jo

many embroidery people are struggling

techniques you enjoy doing over and over again

which embroidery project was the most challenging one you have ever encountered

there are so many embroidery techniques and materials out there. what would you love to try out one day that you haven't done yet

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