Embroidered Sampler Passport Book: A Daily Practice
All levels | 3 hours 8 min
Embroidered Sampler Passport Book: A Daily Practice
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Taught by Rebecca Ringquist
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Feeling stuck in your embroidery routine or unsure which stitch to try next? Let Rebecca Ringquist, the artist and designer behind Dropcloth Embroidery, lead you through a dynamic collection of twelve embroidery stitches and their many variations. Each sampler is perfectly sized to fit into a five-inch hoop, making it an ideal project to take on the go. Once you've completed all twelve samplers, Rebecca shows you how to transform them into a cloth-bound embroidery reference book. This beautiful, handmade book will serve as a lasting guide to the most essential stitches in the embroidery lexicon.

This 16-day practice will be released every other day this month.
Here’s what you’ll need:

Find your supplies at Dropcloth Samplers or Snuggly Monkey 
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Learn how to:
  • Work twelve stitches and many of their variations
  • Create sewn pages from your completed samplers
  • Bind together a cloth embroidery reference book
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Embroidered Sampler Passport Book: A Daily Practice Reviews
80 users recommended this class to a friend
shari king
Rebecca is lovely. She is humble enough to record the very rare slip up which makes her real and approachable. I enjoyed learning the stitches however some closer shots of the more complicated ones would have been helpful. I struggled with the cable chain and had to look for other videos on you tube.
June 1, 2026
 
Michelle Bannon

Excellent!!

May 28, 2026
 
Laurie Early

Rebecca has such a positive vibe! It was easy to follow her lessons and I enjoyed making all the pages. I have been really happy learning new stitches on her groovy printed panels. Now I am looking forward to assembling my book -- just need to decide on my cover.

More than 3 months ago