As some of you might already know, the German Klosterstich technique is one of my most favorite medieval embroidery techniques. And today I proudly present my revised Klosterstich technique handout to you. đ I am very happy to say that this is just the beginning of a nice series of posting about the Klosterstich technique. Although I already posted about my very first 14th century “Fleur-de-Lis” embroidery pattern for Klosterstich some time ago, I assure you that the journey just begins. This technique handout shows you the basics of the Klosterstich technique and is just another step on our way into the beautiful and amazing world of medieval embroidery. I really hope that you will enjoy this technique…
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Racaire’s move to the USA – a short update :D
Today I have really great news concerning my move to the USA! đ My moving boxes from Vienna just arrived at my new home. I have to say that my Austrian moving company did a really awesome job. Great service during the whole procedure, not even one box is missing or damaged, they were directly delivered into the garage, found not even one broken glass or pottery till now and damn, they were unbelievable fast. đ After all the bad stories which I heard before I started my move, I was very impressed and happy about the final outcome. Yeah, you know, all the stories of containers falling from ships, boxes missing at the…
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Racaireâs wedding cloak project â an embroidered patch from the SCA Barony of Styringheim in Drachenwald :D
And again I got another beautiful embroidered patch for my wedding cloak project! đ This time I present to you a beautiful hand embroidered patch for my 12th century wedding cloak project by courtesy of lady Grima in Rauda. This patch was hand embroidered by the talented lady Grima in Rauda. She sent this beautiful hand embroidered patch from the SCA Barony Styringheim situated in the Principality of Nordmark, a part of the beautiful SCA Kingdom of Drachenwald. đ
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Racaire married her American crusader… :D
Maybe you already heard the rumors and yes, they are true – Racaire finally married her American crusader. đ It took several months and steps but finally things are coming together. The visa process took rather long as well as preparing my stuff for the move to America. But finally I can see a light at the horizon.
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Another needle book with Klosterstich embroidery .2
Ready for another needle book with Klosterstich embroidery? …and in the mood for a hand embroidered medieval 14th century rose? Well, that’s great because I have a cute combination of both for you today. đ Again I turned one of the recently embroidered Klosterstich patches into a small needle book for my Travel & Largesse Fund. I think this needle book is even more beautiful that the needle book which I finished yesterday. …but well, I am biased, therefore decide yourself. đ And here the picture of my new needle book with the 14th century Klosterstich rose – enjoy! đ
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Another needle book with Klosterstich embroidery .1
I am very glad to say that I just finished another new needle book with Klosterstich embroidery. đ You remember my sneak peeks at my most recent Klosterstich embroidery? Well, I already turned one of this small patches with Klosterstich embroidery and some leftover wool fabric into a new needle book. This new needle book looks really cute. It is definitely a great addition to my Travel & Largesse Fund. …and now  – enjoy the pictures of my new needle book with Klosterstich embroidery! đ Well, you really don’t need many fancy techniques to create a lovely hand made gift. I think this small needle book is a really good example how several simple…
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14th century Fleur-de-lis embroidery pattern for Klosterstich
You maybe remember my recent posting about my “needle books with 14th century inspired Fleur-de-Lis embroidery worked in Klosterstich“. As some of you might also remember, I promised to put together a 14th century Fleur-de-Lis embroidery pattern handout for the Fleur-de-Lis pattern I used for this needle books and here it is now… đ
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More Klosterstich embroidery for needle books – sneak peek .4
…and after all the small patches for my new needle books showing flowers done in Klosterstich technique, I again have a 14th century inspired fleur-de-lis Klosterstich embroidery for you. With all this small embroidered patches lying before me, I really think that I should go on and transform them into some nice needle books now. They will be a beautiful addition for my “Travel & Largesse Fund”. My pile of U.F.O.s* is already big enough and doesn’t need any further addition. Therefore – where are my leftover wool fabrics, threads and needles?! *lol* đ But first things first – here a picture of my most recent fleur-de-lis in Klosterstich embroidery for you and some additional progress pictures – enjoy! đ
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More Klosterstich embroidery for needle books – sneak peek .3
âŚa new day and I have again a new Klosterstich embroidery for my needle books to show you. You know, an embroidery a day keeps the boredom away… đ Another 14th century inspired flower embroidery for you â enjoy! Â
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More Klosterstich embroidery for needle books – sneak peek .2
…and after yesterdays small “Klosterstich embroidery for needle books” I again have a new embroidery for you today. I really think that period inspired embroidery for needle books really doesn’t need to be boring. Therefore here a new 14th century inspired flower embroidery for you – enjoy! đ
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