 New Book as of April 10, 2007!
Brazilian Embroidery 101 BK-BE101 with traceable design:
Sunshine's Valentine Heart 128 pages spiral bound.
Don't have a teacher near by and you want to learn Brazilian
Dimensional Embroidery? This is the ultimate instruction handbook for
learning the BE techniques. Feel like "Sunshine" is sitting right there
and showing you what to do every step of the way.
$24.95
How Many?
BK-BE101 Book Only
Please have Sunshine Sign my book
Or if you would like the Heart screen-printed on fabric too:
BK-BE101 Combo Cream
BE 101 spiral bound book with Sunshine's
Valentine Heart on cream screen-printed fabric. $34.95
How Many?
BK-BE101 Combo Book With Cream fabric
print
BK-BE101 Combo White
BE 101 Book with spiral bound book with Sunshine's Valentine Heart on White
screen printed fabric. $34.95
How Many?
BK-BE101 Combo Book with White fabric
print.
 JDR 6600 Cream Print Only $12.00 No directions
How Many?
JDR 6600 Cream Print Only
JDR 6600 White Print Only $12.00 No directions
How Many?
JDR 6600 White Print Only
Do you need the threads too?
JDR 6600 TP Full skein thread packet with 72 skeins of
thread for the Sunshine's Valentines Heart.
As a full
skein thread packet you pay $75.35.
It has all the great colors of the
design.
How Many?
JDR 6600 Thread Packet Only
Brazilian Embroidery 101 is a step-by-step manual for learning and teaching
Brazilian Embroidery.
The
instruction manual strives to provide the beginner and even the more experienced
stitcher with the ultimate step-by-step reference for the most-used beginning,
intermediate and advanced Brazilian Embroidery stitch techniques. Included are
leaf techniques and ideas. “Helpful hints” have been added along the way to
guide you through your stitching.
Providing you with over fifty gorgeous flowers and a buzzy bumblebee to help you
learn the Brazilian Dimensional Embroidery techniques. Instructions for all of
the flowers featured on the cover can be found inside. Also included are some
buds and filler flowers that you can add to enhance your stitching. The flower
instructions are arranged from beginner stitches progressively on to the next
step; each flower building on what you learned from the one before.
Large
graphics have been provided to help those who learn better with pictures.
Although the directions are “Brazilian Embroidery” and are written for using “Z”
twist rayon threads, other threads can be used for a dimensional masterpiece.
The Sunshine’s Valentine
Heart on the cover was developed to provide you with an embroidery design that
all stitchers will enjoy completing. The heart has an 8½” X 9” stitching area.
The suggested mat opening size: 11” x 17”. The fabric that you need should be
about 15” x 20”.
Thread list for the heart as shown: (but please feel free to choose your own
colors)
If you plan using exactly the same colors you will find that the "Thread packet"
above is 10% cheaper than purchasing them separately.
Bouclé 001 Medium to Light Blue
Ciré 053 Lt /Med /Lt Avocado Green
Ciré 139 Dark Sky Blue
Nova 004 Pale to Light Pink
Glory 001 Medium to Light Blue
Glory 003 Light Yellow and White
Glory 012 Blue and Lavender
Glory 073 Dark to Light Golden Yellow
Glory 098 Whisper/Pale/Whisper Violet
Glory 113 Yellow
Glory 114 Light Yellow
Glory 138 Straw (Pale Beige Yellow)
Glory 161 Slate Green
Glory 219 Light Periwinkle
Lola 000 White
Lola 003 Light Yellow and White
Lola 013 Light Yellow and Light Pink
Lola 026 Light Yellow, Pink, Blue
Lola 054 Light Yellow, Pink, Lavender
Lola 063 Pale/Whisper Pale Turquoise
Lola 065 Dark to Light Cranberry
Lola 071 Lt/Dk/Lt Turquoise
Lola 072 Med/Lt /Med Apricot
Lola 083 Medium to Pale Hot Pink
Lola 086 Medium to Light Mulberry
Lola 112 Light Sky Blue
Lola 114 Light Yellow
Lola 115 Cantaloupe
Lola 118 Apricot
Lola 134 Light Yellow
Lola 139 Dark Sky Blue
Lola 204 Fuchsia
Lola 219 Light Periwinkle
Lola 220 Medium Periwinkle
Lola 313 Col. Blue, Moss Green, Dusty Pink
Lola 323 Pale Yellow, Salmon and Rose
Iris 000 White
Iris 003 Light Yellow and White
Iris 004 Pale to Light Pink
Iris 008 Medium Yellow and Marigold
Iris 040 Medium to Light Hunter Green
Iris 043 Light/Pale/Light Fuchsia
Iris 044 Yellow, Avocado Green, Brown
Iris 051 Pale to Light Moss Green
Iris 053 Lt/Med/Lt Avocado Green
Iris 057 Royal Blue and Dark Orchid
Iris 070 Pale to Whisper Orchid
Iris 071 Lt/Dark/Lt Turquoise
Iris 074 Dk/Lt/Dark Fuchsia
Iris 077 Light to Medium Grape
Iris 083 Medium to Pale Hot Pink
Iris 095 Pale to Whisper Moss Green
Iris 099 Dark to Medium Moss Green
Iris 114 Light Yellow
Iris 119 Peach
Iris 122 Light Rust
Iris 125 Lavender
Iris 140 Light Turquoise
Iris 152 Christmas Red
Iris 161 Slate Green
Iris 206 Black
Iris 211 Dark Tuscany (Reddish Brown)
Iris 212 Bright, Dark Turquoise
Iris 214 Very Dark Hunter Green
Iris 215 Avocado Green
Iris 220 Medium Periwinkle
Iris 302 Ivory, Celery, Dark Moss Green
Iris 308 Pewter Green, Pine Green, Lt Sage
Iris 309 Dark Pine Green and Tobacco
Iris 323 Pale Yellow, Salmon and Rose
ABA Set up-What does it
mean? 29
Basic
Brazilian Embroidery Supplies. 7
Basic,
Intermediate, Advanced?............... 6
Bullion – how many wraps?.
37
Bullion for a left handed
person.. 38
Bullion Helps.............
37
Bumble Bee........... 109
Chain Stitch Padding 61
Classifications of BDE... 6
Cleaning Up The Backside 24
Color Hints 25
Date and Sign.............
28
Doodle Cloth 8
Drawing The Design.. 19
Exercise..... 8
Fabric....... 16
Ironing.. 18
Preparing the edges.........
18
Flowers
Advanced Blue Bells 103
April Flower......... 95
Aster..... 77
Aster Bud 77
Baby’s Breath 69
Blanket
Stitched Wheels......... 95
Blue Bells....... 102
Bossa Nova Rose 82
Bossa Nova Rose Bud... 83
Bullion Tipped Lazy Daisy 73
Bullion Tipped Lazy Daisy
Bud... 74
Carnation 92
Cast-on Daisy 87
Cast-On Daisy Mum. 87
Cast-on Flower Bud... 88
Cast-on Rose Bud. 86, 111
Chrysanthemum. 94
Creeping Flower 71
Cross-Needle
Hydrangea....... 66
Dazzler 100
Delphinium......... 70
Dizzler 3 petal flower 108
Dizzler Buds 108
Dogwood 78
Double Cast-on Daisy 104
Dragon Flower....... 106
Fancy Bullion Daisy 111
Fancy Creeping Flower.......
111
Fancy Daisy 75
Field Flowers......... 69
Forget-Me-Nots.. 78
Four Petal Daisy 78
French Knot Daisy 76
Frilly Rose......... 90
Fuchsia 104
Gerone Daisy 69
Gerone Daisy Bud... 70
Golden Rod 110
Hollyhock....... 110
Impatiens 81
Japanese Violet 84
Joan’s Rose 91
Lazy Daisy Flower 68
Lilly of the Valley 110
Lupine 107
Meadow Daisy 75
Meadow Daisy
Bud... 75
Morning Glory. 97
Morning Glory Bud.........
81
Peach Blossom......... 98
Periwinkle......... 96
Rolled Rose......... 79
Rose Bud....... 105
Shadow Rose 76
Snow Flower 80
Star Flower....... 107
Starflowers....... 111
Tole Rose......... 90
Twosomes....... 109
Violets 111
Wild Rose......... 98
Woodland Violet Buds 101
General Recommendations. 27
Going To The Fair....... 25
Helpful Hints........... 113
Helpful Hints - Detached
Buttonhole............. 53
Helpful hints when doing
stem stitches 31
Hoops....... 20
Alignment 20
Over stitching......... 21
Keeping Embroidery Clean....
22
Lady Bug 111
Leaves
Blanket Stitched Leaves 59
Blanket Stitched With
Bullion Vein.. 63
Boucle.. 62
Bullion.. 62
Bullion Padded......... 61
Cast-on 64
Cretan.. 63
Double Cast-on......... 64
Lazy Daisy Fern.. 62
Leaf Stitch......... 58
Long & Short
Stitched......... 64
Multiple Leaf
Clusters......... 64
Open Fishbone......... 62
Padded Satin. 60
Rose Leaves 59
Satin Stitch......... 60
Self-Padded Leaves 61
Shading 63
Stem Stitched......... 62
Long term storage. 23
Marking Pens............. 18
Most frequently asked
questions........... 114
Needles
Beading 13
Bullion.. 12
Chenille 12
Darner.. 12
Holding Your Needle 26
Long Darner 12
Milliner/Straw...... 12
Sharps. 13
Tapestry 12
Threading......... 14
Parking the needle.. 24
Putting Fabric In Hoop. 20
Shadowing 24
Stab or Scoop?. 27
The
Stitches
Alternating Satin Stitch 32
Back Stitch......... 32
Blanket Stitch 34
Bullion.. 36
Bullion
Cast-on Combos......... 41
Bullion Chain/Running
Bullion 38
Bullion Tipped
Lazy Daisy Stitch 35
Bullion Tipped Pistil. 33
Cast-On 38
Cast-on Double Stitch 44
Cast-On Review 85
Chain.... 34
Colonial Knot
Stitch 35
Coral Knot......... 54
Couching 30
Detached Buttonhole.......
52
Detached Chain 34
Double Cast-on Drizzle 43
Double Cast-On
Stitch 41, 102
Double Cast-On
Stitch Over Needles......... 42
Double-sided Single
Cast-on... 43, 44
Drizzle.. 40
Drizzle with a bead 41
Feather Stitch 36
French Knot... 33, 69
French knot Lazy Daisy
Stitch 75
Knotted Cast-on......... 45
Knotted Double
Cast-on......... 46
Lazy Daisy......... 33
Leaf Stitch......... 32
Long & Short 36
Needle Weaving......... 54
Outline Stitch 32
Palestrina Knot.. 56
Pekinese 55
Picot..... 57
Pistil Stitch......... 33
Satin..... 51
Spider Web Weaving.........
57
Split Double Cast-on Drizzle
47
Stacked Stem Stitch 31
Stem.... 30
Tatting.. 44
Turkey Stitch 35
Twisted Bullion
Cast-on......... 49
Twisted Bullion Double
Cast-on......... 49
Up-down cast-on......... 44
Wheat Stitch 54
Whipped Stem 31
Stitching On Velvet... 23
Sunshine’s Finishing Techniques..... 118
Taking Care of Your Needles
11
The Fabric
Bite....... 26
Thread Tail 26
Threads
Boucle.... 9
Cire’...... 10
Controlling The Colors 63
Frost..... 10
General Information –
Helpful Hints. 10
Glory..... 10
How to knot......... 15
How to knot off..... 16
How to open a skein. 13
Iris........ 10
Lola...... 10
Nova..... 10
Quilter’s knot.. 16
Storage 14
Straightening....... 13
Thread Organizer........ 14
Thread vs. Needle Size.. 11
Where to knot.. 15
Z Twist vs S Twist.. 9
Tracing The Design.. 19
Transferring The Designs 18
Water Soluble
Stabilizers............. 19
What gets Stitched
First?.... 29
What is Brazilian
Embroidery?............. 4
Where do I begin?.. 27
Where do you do your
stitching? 23
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