Kate’s Embroidery Center Gives Googlers Quick Introduction to the World of Embroidery

Embroidery has successfully migrated to the internet. Googlers can now find all the information in one spot.

(PRWEB) November 11, 2005 -- When you think of embroidery, you probably think of your grandmother knitting you a pink bunny rabbit outfit for Christmas. Embroidery just might be the domain of your grandmother, but it still had plenty of people who are interested in getting started in embroidery. Tim Branch of Katesembroidery.com stated that “There is a real generation gap between today’s youth and their grandparents. Teenagers seem to be more interested in their Sony PS2 and AOL Chat than learning about hand made crafts. However, the tradition is alive and well on the internet.”

There is a real generation gap between today’s youth and their grandparents. Teenagers seem to be more interested in their Sony PS2 and AOL Chat than learning about hand made crafts. However, the tradition is alive and well on the internet.

As far back as Egyptian and Hebrew times individuals decorated their clothing with rich embroidery. The 18th and 19th Centuries brought embroidery to a whole new class of people, and even today, it seems that the craft has successfully migrated to cyberspace. The internet has allowed hobbyists and professionals from all over the world to mingle and discuss their latest embroidery projects. There are dozens of custom embroidery websites and people are always looking for free embroidery designs.

In fact, A Google search for the term “embroidery” shows more than 70 merchants advertising their embroidery related products. Bidding for competitive terms can become fierce very quickly. But clearly, at least 70 advertisers think embroidery is a term worth pursing.

About Katesembroidery.com:
With their corporate office in Houston, Texas, Tim Branch and his research staff prepare detailed articles and information about embroidery. Katesembroidery.com provides embroidery related content for people all over the world.

In a recent interview, Tim said he hopes to expand the website and to add many new enhancements for people who enjoy embroidery as a hobby.

Contact:
Tim Branch
832-715-2508
http://www.katesembroidery.com

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