Learn 25 basic embroidery techniques
Korean traditional embroidery

When we think of traditional embroidery, we think of carefully filling a canvas with silk thread and using lines to embroider it like a painting.
I think it takes a lot of time and effort to learn proper traditional embroidery techniques.
But traditional embroidery doesn't have to be that difficult to approach.
Just like our folk paintings, traditional embroidery is expressed in various ways depending on the embroiderer's mind and hands.
If you master the traditional embroidery techniques taught in this book, you will be able to embroider any picture with your own hands.
Although the names of the numbers, consonants, seeds, chrysanthemums, chains, and punctuation marks may be unfamiliar, anyone can easily learn them by looking at the process with the author's detailed explanations and photos expressed in illustrations.
Additionally, this book provides a solid foundational explanation of traditional embroidery techniques that differ from Western embroidery, from how to tie a frame to how to twist thread, which determine the perfection of the work.