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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Stamp sized embroidery to define small scale embroidery that roughly fits into a postage stamp area, i.e between 3 x 2.5cm and a bit larger. | |||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
=== Examples of stamp sized embroidery === | |||
* [http://ginaferrari.blogspot.com/2013/09/stitched-miniatures.html?m=1 Stitched Miniatures] A nice series of free machines embroideries by Gina Ferrari. Made with a sewing machine I believe. (2013, consulted March 2021). Size is less than 2x2<nowiki>''</nowiki>, i.e. 5 x 5 cm. | |||
=== Examples of embroidered postage stamps === | |||
* Austrian [https://onlineshop.post.at/onlineshop/stamps---philately/stamps/block-issues/petit-point_4125?changeLanguage=2 Petit Point] stamp | |||
* Austrain [https://onlineshop.post.at/onlineshop/briefmarken---philatelie/briefmarken/bloecke/enzian-block_3084 Gentian] stamp | |||
* Lichtenstein stamp [https://www.instagram.com/p/CE0ywLDAYAE/ with recycled PES yarn] | |||
* [https://www.instagram.com/p/BtvG96JBnZa/?hl=en Vatican 90 years] embroidery | |||
=== Examples of embroidered stamps === | |||
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Introduction
Stamp sized embroidery to define small scale embroidery that roughly fits into a postage stamp area, i.e between 3 x 2.5cm and a bit larger.
Links
Examples of stamp sized embroidery
- Stitched Miniatures A nice series of free machines embroideries by Gina Ferrari. Made with a sewing machine I believe. (2013, consulted March 2021). Size is less than 2x2'', i.e. 5 x 5 cm.
Examples of embroidered postage stamps
- Austrian Petit Point stamp
- Austrain Gentian stamp
- Lichtenstein stamp with recycled PES yarn
- Vatican 90 years embroidery