Sports embroidery patterns: Fireworks Hand Embroidery Pattern. A simple yet eye-catching embroidery design is sure to give any clothing a statement. Work out a running stitch and play with colors in this pattern for a true fireworks hand embroidery design.

Embroidery is the craft of decorating fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn. The word embroidery comes from the French word broderie, meaning embellishment. In various forms, embroidery has existed since the production of fabric. While embroidery is practiced across the world, its origin stems from China and the Near East. Early embroidery can actually be traced back to Cro-Magnon days or 30,000 B.C. Archeological finds from this time period reveals fossilized remains of heavily hand-stitched and decorated clothing.

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History costume embroidery has been practiced for decades and dates to 30000 BC or the Cro- magnon days. In Recent years fossilized remains of hand stitched and decorated clothes, boots, and hats were found by an archaeologist. In Siberia around the year, 5000-6000BC drilled shells stitched with decorative designs were discovered. In China embroidery dates to 3500BC and there are pictures that show embroidered clothing with a silk thread, stones, and pearls. In China, an example of chain stitch embroidery was found in warring streets between 3rd -5th Century BC.

The embroidery is worked in two kinds of wool in 5 shades of blue, 2 of green, buff, red and grey. These colors are used with little regard for the true representation, for example there are blue and red legs on the same horse, or green hair on the figures. The stitchery is partly in-laid work and partly in outline (stem stitch). The drawing of the bayeux tapestry scenes are full of life and vigour and the whole presents a fascinating, lively picture… from Edward giving instructions to Harold, to the final flight of the “Angli”. The 19.5 inch strip has a narrow 3.5 inch border at the top and bottom, running the whole length, which is filled with all kinds of ornaments: birds, beasts, rural scenes and illustrations of Aesop’s Fables. Here and there the border is broken into, by detail of the main scenes. The inscriptions in Latin are finely drawn Roman lettering, obviously the work of an Englishman of learning. Find extra details at no1embroiderydesigns.com.