Vintage materials and haberdashery
All of the following suppliers were used for the materials and projects in this book.
Caroline Zoob
Hand-embroidered decorative textiles, vintage textile inspiration packs (including tickings, checks, and vintage embroidery), antique linens and decorative antiques, and homewares
The Blue Linen Cupboard
A wide range of antique textiles and haberdashery
Dyeworks
A wide range of natural colors dyed onto antique linens
The Old Haberdashery
33a High Street
Ticehurst
East Sussex TN5 7AS
www.facebook.com/theoldhaberdashery Vintage fabrics, haberdashery, woodblock stamps, hand-dyed wool, vintage buttons
The Washerwoman
A guide to the best vintage and textile fairs, including the Talent for Textiles fairs
Donna Flower
Vintage fabrics and haberdashery with emphasis on retro style
Sewing equipment and advice
Stitchschool
Very useful site with instructions for embroidery stitches
Royal School of Needlework
The School offers hand-embroidery courses for all levels
Artists’ Materials
Green and Stone
Artists’ materials emporium
Finishing-off
For those who simply want to stitch but get someone else to make up the project
Jose Miguel Upholstery
www.josemiguelupholstery.co.uk
Will undertake small projects such as mirror frames and bookends by post
Carved Oak
Oak blocks for bookends
A Shade Above
Bespoke lampshades
Harper Crafts: Gorgeous designs, easy instructions
More than one hundred projects you can use to prettify and personalize objects throughout the home—hand-stitched designs for everything from aprons to tote bags, bathrobes to notebooks.
Ideas for more than one hundred projects to add charm to the items every new mother needs for her baby. Learn how to stitch designs such as teddy bears for blankies and zoo animals for onesies.
Personalize your gardening tools. More than one hundred projects reveal how to make everything from cherry motifs, to scarecrows, to pumpkins for items such as gloves, smocks, and seed bags.