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Asked by Ms.Leigh Bodkin from america | Oct. 07, 2009 15:14

About:Chinese Embroidery

Hi.... is chinese embroidery still used now in modern times?

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Answered by Mr.tina | Oct. 09, 2009 01:05

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Hi, it is still used, most of them are regarded as a decration!

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Answered by Mrs.Elizabeth LaFleur | Nov. 19, 2009 11:59

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I just came across your posting on TravelChinaGuide about their embroidery. In China, embroidery is over 8,000years old. I spent 5 years researching the historical development of the needlework and wrote a book in English for others to learn about its history. People around the world share your fascination. If you have any specific questions, please contact me and I will help you.

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Answered by Ms.Sarah Rosenberg | Nov. 21, 2009 17:25

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During the Ming dynasty, exactly how was the embroidery done? Was a hoop used?Was the hoop (if used) adjustable? And if so, how? What were the needles like? Was it all silk embroidery, or was it ever cotton? Were there specific stitches that were used that are different than the stitches used in America today?

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Answered by Ms.EMBROIDERY | Aug. 23, 2011 21:25

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Most of Chinese Embroideries are very traditional, but nowadays,there are many modern embroidery arts developed by the embroidery artists.

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