History of beginning Embriodery.......2

Embroidery     historically embroidery is done by women, but that didn't stop some of the famous men from embroidering and relaxing or calling it "painting with thread" or something. Actor Henry Fonda revealed in an interview that his favorite hobby was embroidering. In between shots while filming, he relaxes and sat the satin stitch to relax the time. Another gentleman was Gustaf V, King of Sweden between 7-150. She relaxes by embedding the flame stitch. It was a very unusual employment among men of their generation, but it did not cease to be devoted to the magnificent art of embroidery by Cowboy Henry or King Gustaf. They are both proof that embroidery is something for everyone; Young or old, poor or rich, famous or unknown - the only thing needed is a needle, thread, fabric and an extra moment.


Henry Jens Fonda 
 (May 16, 1905 - August 12, 1982) was an American film and stage actor whose career spanned five decades in Hollywood, considered a classic in Fonda, making a lively, appealing screen image and nominating two. Received Academy Award for Best Actor. Died in August 12, 1982 (age 77) Los Angeles, California, USA.

Gustav V  
(Oscar Gustaf Adolph; 16 June 1858 - 29 October 1950) He was king of Sweden from 1 until 8 until his death. He is the eldest son of King Oscar, Sweden's second king, and Sofia, half-sister of Adolfi, grand duke of Nassau, reigned six years after the death of his father Oscar II in Luxembourg, he is the oldest king of Sweden and Magnus IV and the third longest after Karl XII. Keeps a record of reigning.He was the last Swedish prince to use his royal pragmatists, who had died with him most of the time, although he was formally abolished by the re-enactment of the Swedish constitution in that year. He was the first Swedish king after the Middle Ages, and he was not to be crowned and therefore never crowned, a tradition that continues to this day. Died in 29 October 1950 (92 years old)
Drottinghomme Palace, Stockholm, Sweden.