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<span style="font-size: xx-small; font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; color: #000000"><b>Rosita Johanson</b><i> Adios Frida</i>, 2005<br />
Igolochkoy needle punch</span>
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I just learned, via a very nice customer email, about "igolochkoy" or Russian punch-needle embroidery. I mean, I already knew about punch-needle embroidery, but I didn't know its traditional roots were in Russia. (I need to get back to work on my <a href="/glossary/">needlework glossary</a>.) My stitching curiosity piqued, I immediately searched the internets to learn more. I found traditional examples easily enough, but then found this very <i>un</i>-traditional example and hadta post it here. Embroidery is as embroidery does, people. And, you can use <a href="/patterns/all">my patterns</a> for punch needle!Y Yuh <i>hunh!</i>
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<a href="http://www.sofaexpo.com/chicago/2006/galleries/mobilia.htm" target="_blank">Link</a> (to more info on Rosita Johanson's work above)
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<p>
<a href="/glossary/">Sublime Stitching Needlework Glossary</a> (in progress!)
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Igolochkoy needle punch</span>
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I just learned, via a very nice customer email, about "igolochkoy" or Russian punch-needle embroidery. I mean, I already knew about punch-needle embroidery, but I didn't know its traditional roots were in Russia. (I need to get back to work on my <a href="/glossary/">needlework glossary</a>.) My stitching curiosity piqued, I immediately searched the internets to learn more. I found traditional examples easily enough, but then found this very <i>un</i>-traditional example and hadta post it here. Embroidery is as embroidery does, people. And, you can use <a href="/patterns/all">my patterns</a> for punch needle!Y Yuh <i>hunh!</i>
</p>
<p>
<a href="http://www.sofaexpo.com/chicago/2006/galleries/mobilia.htm" target="_blank">Link</a> (to more info on Rosita Johanson's work above)
</p>
<p>
<a href="/glossary/">Sublime Stitching Needlework Glossary</a> (in progress!)
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<span style="font-size: xx-small; font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; color: #000000"><b>Rosita Johanson</b><i> Adios Frida</i>, 2005<br />
Igolochkoy needle punch</span>
</p>
<p>
I just learned, via a very nice customer email, about "igolochkoy" or Russian punch-needle embroidery. I mean, I already knew about punch-needle embroidery, but I didn't know its traditional roots were in Russia. (I need to get back to work on my <a href="/glossary/">needlework glossary</a>.) My stitching curiosity piqued, I immediately searched the internets to learn more. I found traditional examples easily enough, but then found this very <i>un</i>-traditional example and hadta post it here. Embroidery is as embroidery does, people. And, you can use <a href="/patterns/all">my patterns</a> for punch needle!Y Yuh <i>hunh!</i>
</p>
<p>
<a href="http://www.sofaexpo.com/chicago/2006/galleries/mobilia.htm" target="_blank">Link</a> (to more info on Rosita Johanson's work above)
</p>
<p>
<a href="/glossary/">Sublime Stitching Needlework Glossary</a> (in progress!)
</p>
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