#embroidery threads

[theembroiderycart]

Two Christmassy, one fall & one lilac - new variegated threads added to the shop! 🧵💫

[sassblogsstuff]

This took me a few days, I may need to order more boxes. Because I am running out of space, I still need a lot of threads put away.

[the-occasional-mishap]

I was going to embroider a rose or something in the corner of this handkerchief, but then I realized I could do a wizard, so obviously I did a wizard.

[sammanthamillerr]

Embroidery is a timeless craft that brings fabric to life with just a needle and thread! 🌸 Ready to start? This guide covers the basics, from embroidery threads to essential tools. Dive into creativity and give it a go! ✨

[string-or-nothing]

A START, A FINISH, AND POSSIBLE DESTRUCTION

And of course we are off and running on another small sampler honoring another of The Resident Male’s fiction books. The Fangirl Army of One is on a roll here. At this point I have only a few more to do before my production catches up to his. This sampler celebrates Treyavir, a fantasy novel, relating the adventures of Reignal Maigntar, Falcon Knight. It’s a shorter read than most of his others,…

[rosanacafe]

Time to sew por Rosana Por Flickr: For October 2023: A month in 31 pictures 25/31 Vintage lens Pentacon 50mm f1.8

[snowrosestudio]

When you go, your footprints will fill with grass. Moss shall cover your tombstone, and as the sun rises, green shall spread over all, in all its shades and hues. This verdigris will overtake your swords and your coins and your battlements and, try as you might, all you hold dear will succumb to it. Your skin, your bones. Your virtue - The Green Knight 2021

Portrait of Dev Patel in his role as Gawain in The Green Knight. Acrylic paint and embroidery floss on Cotton. 17 inches diameter.

[paintedstitches]

People! We're making progress! The Fish Jacket will definitely be ready for spring :)

Patterns here

[bookhoarding]

Embroidery 101: Supplies

I love seeing embroidery stitch videos, but how do you actually get into embroidery? I thought I’d share some tips and tricks I’ve learned about embroidery for folks looking to get into it. There is no “right” supply, but I thought I’d share what I have and how I use it. Hoops – Hoops are a great way to start projects. Most of the time, beginner samplers will need a basic hoop, but as you learn…

[laurakwatson]

SAMPLER

Little embroideries of little things.

[itscolossal]

Victoria Rose Richards Surveys Land From Above in Atmospheric Embroidered Landscapes

[finestbeads]

How to use an embroidery thread for quilting?

Embroidery is an age-old practice and it has been seen in all major cultures throughout history. This technique developed from tailoring and patching pieces of cloth to make decorative pieces. Later on, they were seen as marks of wealth or status as only the most eminent personalities could afford embroidered clothing. 

These days millions of people around the world enjoy embroidery as a hobby or as a profession. Even though embroidery threads are quite often compared with sewing thread the core difference lies in the thickness, quality and purpose of the thread. 

How to get started with quilting with embroidery threads? 

Step 1:  Gather your materials: - Sewing machine, embroidery thread, fabric for binding, mat, ruler, cutter, pins and clips, needle, and batting. 

Step 2: Choose a pattern: - In case you are a beginner make sure to choose a simple pattern. You can choose an intricate pattern if you are experienced with basic embroidery techniques. Make sure to sketch out your pattern on a piece of paper. 

Step 3: Wash your fabric: - Make sure to wash the fabric that you would like to coordinate on. This process ensures the removal of dirt and removes any marks that may confuse you during the stitching phase. 

Step 4: Preparation of the quilt: - Choose the dimensions of your quilt. Beginners should choose a smaller dimension for better and finer work. Carefully make the measurements and cut the parts. Lay each piece on your cutting board and use the fabric ruler to measure their exact sizes. 

Step 5: Arranging the quilt: - This step is customizable. You can either choose to follow the design that you sketched out or you can choose to add new elements or make changes. Make sure to lay out the fabric as you designed it or how you want it to be. Arrange the fabrics in rows so that you can sequentially follow the pattern. 

Step 6: Sewing: - Make sure to maintain a consistent stitch seam so that your pattern lines up. Use pins to avoid the fabrics from moving while you are sewing. Sew each piece together to create your quilt. You must take special care in not picking and moving pieces of the fabrics randomly. 

Step 7: Combining: - Once you have sewed all the rows. Arrange the rows in an adjacent pattern. Continue to switch along the bottom of the rows to hide the seams after which you will have to remove the excess fabrics. 

Step 8: Basting: - Line up all the sides of the fabric and iron it to get rid of any wrinkles. 

Step 9: - Sew the remaining pieces: - Once your basting process is complete use your sewing machine to sew the fabric together. 

Step 10: Binding: - Make sure your seams are even before bolding the binding behind your quilt and then sewing the binding together. 

Thus, the above-mentioned steps will help you get started with embroidery and create a basic designed quilt without any hassles. 

Source: https://www.finestbeads.com/51702.html

[fright-designs]

based on a painting by artist Denis Sarazhin 🪡✂️ over 30 hours of stitching!

[aeridium]

6”x5” embroidered falin from ch 52 of the manga! 🐓

[gotham-snark]

Wooo Batroidery #3 Red Robin! Based on Juni Ba's incredible Boy Wonder series 💛

Talia issue next (I'm super excited to do that one)

Need to do Dick too for the complete set

Damian

Jason

Messy back work under the cut

Why tie the floss off when you can just drag it to the other side of the hoop for one stitch 🤷‍♀️

[reedilla]

Finally finished the other pocket of my denim jacket! The parrot flower came from an illustration from a book from 1871 called “Nonsense Botany” that served as a whimsical embroidery idea book for children and adults.