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Needlepoint uses different yarns and threads from other crafts. Here's how to select yarns and threads for your projects!| The Spruce Crafts
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Learn seven common methods for marking or transferring embroidery patterns to different fabric types, including using embroidery transfer paper.| The Spruce Crafts
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Threads for hand embroidery are available in a wide range of fibers, colors, types, and weights. Your choice of threads will depend on the type of fabric.| The Spruce Crafts
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Learn about the uses for embroidery floss, which is the most popular embroidery thread, plus get tips on the best brands with this helpful article.| The Spruce Crafts
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Fabrics for embroidery are available in different thread counts and in cotton, linen, and blends. Find out which fabric is best for your project.| The Spruce Crafts
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Using an iron-on stabilizer can be a huge help as you embroider on certain fabrics. Learn when and why you should employ this useful material.| The Spruce Crafts