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History through art (Manila Bulletin) |
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Monday, 06 July 2009 |
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There was once a piece of fabric which captivated the hearts of the Spanish. This fabric was highly coveted for its intricate embroidery of flowers or animals, and fringe ends. But this fabric, called the Manton de Manila, is in fact a silk shawl which came from China.
Embroidery Information
Pantograms Distributes Meistergram Embroidery Machines (Impressions Magazine)
Pantograms Manufacturing Co., Tampa, Fla., recently announced its appointment as exclusive distributor for the complete line of Meistergram embroidery machines in the United States and Canada.
Tech Tip: Achieving Crisp 3-D Embroidery (Impressions Magazine)
Puffy foam embroidery continues to be a popular option for those customers looking for something different to give dimension to their designs. One of the biggest challenges with this process, however, is preventing the foam from sticking out between the stitches in 3-D designs. Some simple solutions in both the digitizing and embroidery stages can help correct this problem.
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