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So far, cross-stitching is one of the most popular hobbies among women. Cross-stitch embroidery is one of the oldest and most popular forms of art, which has attracted many women. Since ancient times, cross-stitch embroidery has been used to decorate homes, shoes, and clothes. With the passage of time, cross-stitching techniques have become increasingly sophisticated. Now, using cross-stitch embroidery means decorating various fabrics and finished products with beautiful decorative and plot patterns. Embroidery can be done manually as well as by machine. Preserved embroidery helps to feel the entire atmosphere of the past and fully appreciate the value of each person.
In many craftsmen, there is a great demand for cross-stitching, but not everyone knows the history of embroidery creation. At any time, there is a great demand for cross-stitch embroidery because it can express your personality. Embroidery patterns change over time and are increasingly improved. Before using embroidery to decorate different products, it is necessary to study the history of the creation of the decoration because these patterns usually have their own special sacral meaning.
Initially, embroidery was used as a talismanic product, and its motives were as follows: natural patterns; motives from everyday life; primitive ornaments. With the development of embroidery, more original and modern patterns appeared, and each pattern has its own name. The rest of the themes of the work can allow you to appreciate all the beauty and unusual old embroidery works that use expensive materials and fully understand the life of ancestors.
Important! Before starting embroidery, it is necessary to carefully study its origin history and the characteristics of each decoration.
Where did the history of embroidery in Russia begin? Initially, embroidery in Russia was a profession specifically designed for the elite, represented only by representatives of the nobility and monks. If embroidery was previously the privilege of the nobility, now various tools, embroidery threads, and accessories are available to all women who are willing to work. The material is expensive fabric, namely silk or velvet, as well as: silver and gold threads; pearls; gems. Since the eighteenth century, cross-stitching has ceased to be the privilege of the nobility, and ordinary peasant girls are getting in touch with this privilege. From this moment on, the history of Russian embroidery has definitely risen to a new level