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Log Cabin Blackwork

September 21, 2013 by Connie Barwick

190913I have probably mentioned a hundred times before this, but I am particularly enamored of blackwork. So, I really like the little charts that Imaginesque posts. They are great for so many purposes – filling in backgrounds, bookmarks borders, small ornaments and so much more. And out of all the small charts they have posted, this is my favorite so far. It is so intricate and so fun at the same time. The design is inspired by the Log Cabin quilt, which oddly enough, is not a favorite of mine, so I am not sure why this blackwork speaks to me so much, but it does. Go figure. And go get the free chart! Go check it out.

Looking for more Blackwork style embroidery patterns and charts? Check out these Blackwork embroidery patterns we found on Etsy.

What defines a pattern as “Blackwork”? Blackwork embroidery is a very old form of counted-thread embroidery. Traditionally it was worked in black silk cotton on white linen. It was used to decorate clothing. Thought to have originated in Spain around the 17th-18th century. There are lot’s of modern-day variations, one being that it is most commonly produced on Aida and not linen.

 

Get Started Stitching Blackwork with These Free Designs Are you ready to embark on a beautiful journey into the world of blackwork embroidery? Look no further! This collection of free designs is the perfect starting point for anyone eager to explore the art of blackwork stitching. From intricate motifs to elegant patterns, these designs offer a range of options to ignite your creativity and help you master the technique. Get your needles ready and dive into the captivating world of blackwork embroidery with these inspiring free designs.

 Extravagent Blackwork Motif – With its intricate interplay of geometric shapes and delicate details, this design truly embodies the artistry of blackwork embroidery. Whether you’re an experienced stitcher or a beginner looking for a challenge, this motif will push your skills to new heights and leave you with a remarkable masterpiece. Get ready to embark on a stitching adventure that combines tradition and beauty with this extraordinary blackwork motif.

Elegant Blackwork Pattern – Unleash your creativity and indulge in the timeless allure of blackwork embroidery with this elegant pattern. Featuring graceful lines, flowing motifs, and a sense of refined simplicity, this design captures the essence of classic blackwork. Whether you envision it adorning a delicate handkerchief or as a centerpiece in a larger project, this elegant pattern is sure to inspire you. Discover the joy of stitching as you bring this sophisticated blackwork design to life, and let your needlework showcase your impeccable taste.

Imaginesque Blackwork Pattern – Prepare to embark on a journey of imagination and creativity with this enchanting blackwork pattern. Combining whimsical motifs, intricate details, and a touch of magic, this design invites you to let your needle be your wand. Whether you’re stitching a mystical creature or a fantastical landscape, this Imaginesque blackwork pattern will transport you to a world of dreams and possibilities. Let your imagination run wild as you bring this captivating design to life, and watch as your needlework becomes a portal to a realm of wonder.

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Comments

  1. brigitte says

    September 22, 2013 at 9:38 am

    c’est original , ça me plaît bien
    merci
    bonne soirée

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