We’ve been diving through the archives of Needle ‘n Thread since September of 2025, using an A-B-C format to pick out various topics that I’ve covered on the blog over the 20 years I’ve been writing it.
This index will give you a place to find the links to all the A-B-C highlights from this series.
You can find the Index under Tips & Techniques in the main menu here on Needle ‘n Thread, and you can also bookmark the index for future easy access.
As the series continues to develop, I’ll add the new link to each new article in the series.
And eventually, I’ll also change this image! You would think, in all the stitching I’ve done over the years, I would have embroidered the letters A B C in some continuous, consistent way. But have I? Nooooo….
Here’s the list of articles in the series:
- A is for Ampersand!
- B is for Birds!
- C is for Crewel
- D is for Dillmont
- E is for Egg Embroidery
- F is for Fish
- G is for Granitos
- H is for Hen
- I is for Inchworm
- J is for Joy
- K is for Kaleidoscopes
- L is for Lattice Fillings
- M is for Monograms
- N is for Needles
- O is for Orts!
- P is for Palestrina Stitch
- Q is for Quilt
- R is for Ribbed & Raised
- S is for Satin Stitch
- T is for Turkey Work
- U is for Unicorn
- V is for Velvet Stitch & Victorian Tufting
- W is for Wool
- X is for X
- Y is for Y!
- Z is for Z-Twisted
If you haven’t had a chance to explore the earlier articles in this series, I hope they provide you with some fun weekend entertainment!
Would like to know if you’ve ever come across embroidery floss made from bamboo? They make sheets and yarn from bamboo, but not embroidery floss? I haven’t come across any yet. Have you?
Yes Rainbow gallery has a bamboo line, and so does Classic Colorworks. I think the RG is called “Mandarin” floss or something like that?