Master the art of monogram embroidery

Master the art of monogram embroidery

Whether classic or modern, embroidered monograms make towels, totes, pillows, and shirts uniquely yours. This embroidery instructional video shows classic and traditional ways to monogram, and modern and contemporary styles. Learn some monogram embroidery tips for your next project.

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tranad400 6 months ago
i am a absolute beginner got a new embroidery-sewing machine and just dived in so any lessons or advice is welcome im'e like a blotting paper at the moment soaking everything up ???
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egyptquilts last month
I would go to amazon and buy cheap used books on embroidery. But at least 6. The more samples you look at and opinions the more you understand.
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