History of needle work by JUAN CARRERA

jcarrera0027 — 2024-09-23 18:04:05 UTC

How has needle work impacted the world?
How do people use needle in their day to day lives?
Why don't we think needles are important?
What comes to mind when you think of needles?
What professions do you think of when you hear needles?
How do different cultures use needles?
Do needles improve the way we function?
Why are needles important?
Have needles been important part of the world?
Do you notice anything made with needle work in your day to day life? If so do you think they could function different is it wasn't made with needles.
Why do you think different professions use needles?
We're needles revolutionary at all in the world?
Why do you think needles are so innovative?
Do we see that needles were used in every culture and countries and d you think of how they used them to make clothing?
Why do you think different cultures have different patterns even though everyone has needles?
Why do people like other peoples needle work and the outcome of their work but don't like the people that make the products?
How can people use needle work to be activist?
How can people use needle work to bring people together and why would that be a big impact into someone's life?
How can someone use needle work to break social norms and why would that make people change their minds on solid lines?

jcarrera0027 — 2024-09-27 16:23:43 UTC

When I was still a child I saw two of my aunts tailoring close and then my curiosity died out but after the lockdown from the pandemic I saw a family-friend working on embroidery and then I searched up; what was embroider then I fell into a rabbit hole of needle work from all parts of the world.

jcarrera0027 — 2024-09-27 16:37:48 UTC

Some important people in my hobby are my aunt Lulu and my aunt Elia because they were the ones who sparked my interests in needle work, a family-friend who I called named Abuela Rosa and considered a grandma since I didn't know my biological grandma used to take care of us and used to do embroidery from time to time. The next person who is important is Dona Ana because she revived my interest in needle work.

jcarrera0027 — 2024-09-27 17:17:12 UTC

Some places that you can do needle work such as sewing is at your living room, at the dining room, in the bedroom.

Some places you can do crochet is in the park, at school, on the bus, in the car, in the emergency room at the hospital.

Some places you can do embroidery are at the park, in the living room, in a car, any place you can sit down.

jcarrera0027 — 2024-09-27 17:22:05 UTC

The Encyclopedia of Needlework is a book written by Thérès De Dillmont is a book that was published in 1890 and was translated in 17 different languages which covered different techniques of all types on needle work from embroidery to lace making.

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Jacobean Embroidery is a book made by Ada Wentworth Fitzwilliam and A.F. Morris Hands; published 1912. This book is about needle painting and jacobean embroidery which is a 17 century embroidery style that focuses on living things.

jcarrera0027 — 2024-09-30 04:43:39 UTC

The Art of Modern Lace-Making made by Butterick Publishing Company publishing date is unknown. This book shows the reader how they could use embroidery and lace-making because people who do embroidery have trouble with lace because one mistake could ruin the lace.

jcarrera0027 — 2024-09-30 15:40:09 UTC

Embroidery and Tapestry Weaving was a book made by Mrs. Archibald Christie published 1906 which is a book full of patterns and designs ideas so that people get inspired to create them.

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Sewing

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Knots

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Stitches

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Suturing

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Skilled

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Creative designing

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Sharp

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Prestigious

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Craftsman Ship

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Thomas Saint is considered one of the creators of the Sewing machine which was such an important machine in the growth of countries. This allowed more close to be sold which allowed more markets to manufacture for the world.

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Joseph-Marie Jacquard is the inventor of the Jacquard loom which played a big role in the industrial it revolution because it made it possible to mass produce textiles.

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Edmund Cartwright is the person who made the power loom which was an improvement and was a big machine that speed of the textile industry.

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In 1789 Thomas Saint invented and later patented the sewing machine which we still use to this day, now there have been some improvements to the original design.

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In 1804-1805 the Jacquard loom was invented by Joseph-Marie Jacquard and in 1806 it was declared public property so that it would be used for the betterment of the french people.

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In 1833 Edmund Cartwright created the power loom which was an improvement from the Jacquard loom since it could produce textiles more faster.

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The peacock dress was commissioned by Lady Curzon in 1903 and was a dress that used embroidery to make it look like a peacock.

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The opus anglicanum is which is Latin for English work is a peace of found in the england and is made from silk and silver thread. It was made in the 13th century.

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In February 21, 1804 the stream train was invented by Richard Trevithick and the stream train helped people transfer goods from one town to another.

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The silk road was started in the 130 B.C.E which spanned over 3 continents Asian, Europe, and Africa. This trade helped goods like silk be traded and it have a cultural impact on the places that traded.

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In 1896 the truck was invented by Gottlieb Daimler this helped goods be transferred in specific areas.

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A field that is related is the medical field when the surgeon makes an insigen they need to close the insigen by suturing it.

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