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Cork and Mesh Embroidery – oh so cool!

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A review of Cork & Mesh cloth from the folks at DMC.
The supplies used in this post were provided by DMC.

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At a recent conference I got to meet some great ladies from DMC. They had so many great new products. I was sent home with 2 that I fell in love with and wanted to review – the stitchable cork and the stitchable mesh.

When it was finally time to play with my new supplies, I started with the mesh. The piece of mesh is 10″ square and is reversible, silver or gold. I chose the gold side, which is odd for me, I’m usually more of a silver person, but the gold called to me for some reason. I used the image provided and laid the mesh on top then traced the image with a fine point sharpie. Then I stretched it into an 8″ hoop.

Mesh ready to embroiderPin

I went through my DMC floss and found some colors I wanted to use, a couple greens, a yellow, a pink, and a purple. I started out tracing the stems with the darker green.

Stems donePin

The mesh was nice to work with. It was easy to see the holes and it stayed tight in the hoop. Even though it appears to be metal, it’s 97% nylon and the cut edges are not sharp, so no worries of being poked as you work.

I was very happy with my finished piece, and it has been put in the “to be gifted” box. I think I even know who the lucky recipient will be!

mesh embroidery donePin

Next I moved onto the cork cloth. It is actually machine stitchable, isn’t that cool!! I didn’t pull out any of my sewing machines, I was in the mood for more hand stitching. Again the piece is 10″ square, which is really a nice size. I found a stencil for a cute elephant online and cut out some felt I had. I stretched the cork into a hoop, which was a little more difficult then regular fabric, as it is stiffer. I futzed with it a bit and got it in nicely. Then I stitched on my elephant. It was a quick and easy project. The needle went through the fabric with ease, and the finished look is very pretty. I really like the little flecks of gold mixed in with the cork.

Cork embroidery donePin

I really enjoyed using both these products. You can find them at your local craft store or from Amazon at the links below. Enjoy!

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3 thoughts on “Cork and Mesh Embroidery – oh so cool!”

  1. I like the colors you chose for the DMC pattern that came with the mesh. I did not like their blue example. This is light and refreshing.

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