The Queen’s Techniques

Gay Ann Rogers, Needlework

 
The Queen’s Techniques As the number of techniques columns grows, I thought it wise to start a page of thumbnails. Click on any thumbnail below to visit a column. February 2012: here is a reposting of my Techniques Articles from the past few years. I thought I would bring them back as we begin to transition in the spring of 2012.
The Queen’s Techniques The Queen’s Techniques is an ongoing column of tips that make a difference in my needlework. It is my way. Just remember, my way is not the only way or the definitive way, it is just my way.
Bullion Knots Part 2 Click hereTechniques_2.html
Bullion Knots Part 3 Click hereTechniques_3.html
Bullion Knots Part 4 Click hereTechniques_4.html
Congress Cloth and Linen (Techniques 5) Click hereTechniques_5.html
Stretcher Bars and How I Mount My Canvas (Techniques 6) Click hereTechniques_6.html
A Simple Argument for Stretcher Bars (Techniques 7) Click hereTechniques_7.html
Would I stitch a project the same way again? Part 1 (Techniques 8) Click hereTechniques_8.html
Special Entry: My Instructions. New to my patterns? Click here and Read the column!My_Instructions.html
Would I stitch a project the same way again? Part 2 (Techniques 9) Click hereTechniques_9.html
The Weight of Thread (Techniques 10) Click hereTechniques_10.html
Useful Guideline (Techniques 11) Click hereTechniques_11.html
My idea (a long one): Postponing Goop till the spring. Why and what my plans are.Techniques_12.html
A Dozen Suggestions for Helping Tension (Techniques 13) Click hereTechniques_13.html
The Sizes of Needles (Techniques 14) Click hereTechniques_14.html
The Value of a Doodle Canvas (Techniques 15) Click hereTechniques_15.html
Repairing Scarred Congress Cloth (Techniques 16) Click hereTechniques_16.html
Bullion Knots Part 1 Click hereTechniques_1.html