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Crewel embroidery, or crewelwork, is a type of
surface embroidery using wool. A wide
variety of
different embroidery stitches are used to
follow a design...
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colors and weights.
Threads for hand
embroidery include:
Crewel yarn (also
known as
crewel wool or
French wool): 26 is a fine 2-ply yarn of wool or...
- the 17th century. The term is
usually used
today to
describe a form of
crewel embroidery used for
furnishing characterized by
fanciful plant and animal...
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Crewel is a 2012
young adult dystopian fantasy novel by
Gennifer Albin. The book is Albin's
debut novel and is the
first entry in her
Crewel World trilogy...
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often followed suit,
though with less
dense stitching to
preserve scarce crewel wool.
Examples of bed
hangings can be
found in
museums and
historic homes...
- Itunes.apple.com. "
Crewel Intentions:
Chilli Jesson's Post-Palma
Violets Band
Release Second Track, 'Cruel Intentions'". "Meet
Crewel Intentions: The post-Palma...
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Crewel Lye: A
Caustic Yarn is a
fantasy novel by
American writer Piers Anthony, the
eighth book of the
Xanth series. This book is a
story within a story...
- stumpwork, a
pictorial style featuring detached and
padded elements, and
crewel work,
featuring exotic leaf
motifs worked in wool yarn. Canvaswork, in which...
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without regard to the
weave of the
underlying fabric.
Examples include crewel and
traditional Chinese and ****anese embroidery. Counted-thread embroidery...
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being 8.25
yards (7.54 m), of
tapestry wool as
being 10
yards (9.1 m), and
crewel wool as
being 33
yards (30 m). In
yarns for handcrafts, such as knitting...
