#embroidery type

[saltedsnailstudio]

“becoming” banner by jasper alexander

linocut print on fabric, home sewn utilizing recycled textiles

[retrogamingblog2]

Drifloon Pokemon Hoodie made by MatchaNeko

[essenceofarda]

Not Tolkien related, but I'm actually lowkey proud of how this self portrait embroidery is going 🤩 Ignore the eyes being proportionally and directionally "off" lol, and the too-long nose/anatomical mistakes. I'm more focusing on learning "thread painting" techniques than exact and accurate anatomy representation (or at least, that's my excuse 😅)

Also I chose to do a self portrait bc at the time of needing a reference photo to practice embroidered portraits, I have, in fact, the face most readily available to me lol

[ddeck]

you know. just like with specific terms and nicknames like clanker or shinie, clones must've come up with unique meanings for their armor paint. like with different meanings assigned to colors of mandalorian armor except since the choice of color is out of their control, all the importance lies in shapes and placement

[libraryspectre]

My first major embroidery attempt, a scarlet king snake patch! Pretty rough obviously but I'm proud of it!

[intermittentstitcher]

Before voting spin the wheel and get one of these random types of embroidery.

Reblog for a Bigger Sample Size

[chic-a-gigot]

La Mode illustrée, no. 19, 12 mai 1862, Paris. Alphabet orné, au plumetis. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney

[cinimuffin]

[queerlecter]

Acherontia atropos (the African death's-head hawkmoth) | cross stitch | august 2023

[w33zerbluealbum]

Finally, here's the official reveal of my finished battle jacket!!!!

I absoulutely LOVE how it came out!!!! I know it's not how a traditional battle jacket would be made, but I am super happy with it.

List of patches

Front left, from top to bottom

Meteora by Linkin Park, My Chemical Romance, Type O Negative, Slipknot, Pierce the Veil, Transformers Decepticons logo, Dookie by Green Day, and Brokencyde.

Front Right, from top to bottom

My Chemical Romance Killjoy spider, Taking Back Sunday, American Idiot by Green Day, Papercuts by Linkin Park, Conventional Weapons by My Chem, and Bauhaus.

The back patch of the bat wings turned out super cool I think!!!

All patches and embroidery are hand painted and hand sewn by yours truly, me!!!!!

[invinciblerodent]

Hm.

This looks like a thought I should scoop up and run far, far away with, don't you think?

[thatsgonnaleaveamark]

whumptober 2022 - day 20      ↳ stabbed (alt prompt)

whumpy embroidery time!

[improbable-implosions]

This one, contrary to that cat paw I've posted previously, really felt like I was just sort of tossing things together. But even despite that, I really enjoyed the heck out of the process of this mend, bit by bit making art out of something that's been bothering me.

Step one: get those holes to hole-d still! Threw some whip-stitches onto the fabric to get these three little cat-pokes to no longer expand through the fabric. Did this with some leftover scraps of light-purple thread from an earlier project we've seen around here, the finger guns mask! We don't quite know it at this point, but that color choice is going to make a lot of fuss later.

After a bit of digging around in RSN Stitchbank, I found an interesting pattern that I thought would be super fun to execute here, called the wild goose chase stitch: https://rsnstitchbank.org/stitch/wild-goose-chase-stitch So, following the pattern, we first lay down the blue stitching (counting rows of stitches in the tshirt instead of canvas openings).

Then, after a good little bit of fuss to get all those stitches to align Just So^tm over the hole, (seriously, it was a lot of wrangling horizontal stitches where they'd fit as anchoring points, knotting the vertical stitches in place so they'd fit right, etc, etc) since they didn't really have fabric to anchor in for a little bit there, we wound up with the purple stitching looking like so (quite good, I'd say, given I was improvising this while waiting in line at the DMV!), not quite perfectly saving that arrowed effect for one batch, but not half bad either.

Lastly but certainly not leastly for the wild goose chase here, we've got a third set of stitches, in a lovely pink color this time! But, trouble abounds, I measured completely wrong when setting this stitch up, there's still two more holes that need covering! Whatever shall I do?

Enter a very useful new tool we'll be seeing a lot of in future mends: dissolvable backing! This simply self-adheres to the fabric, and washes away quite easily with nothing more than water. The longer I was looking at the wild-goose chase stitch, wondering what I could put over the two holes, I honestly felt that the texture would fit right in along the border in a tetris arcade game.

So, I landed on a design that looks like a t-piece from everyone's favorite falling block game! First up, some simple black outline stitches, to make sure that the form makes sense as a tetris piece to the passing eye. Much, MUCH easier with the drawn-on guidelines here, even despite the pleasing geometric shape of tetrominos, I'm not sure that I could have nailed the stitch placement quite so nicely without the help of the dissolvable backing.

With the addition of some dark purple satin stitching, we've got a T tetromino! I haven't grabbed a good shot of this after it went into the wash, but I promise, the backing dissolved just fine after heading into the laundry. We'll be seeing a lot of that backing for future mends, it's super handy, especially for sashiko prep!

[sapphicschedule]

I made something for @doodle-list ‘s dtiys. Congrats to them for hitting 1k! It made me remember how much I wanted to draw Scott.

[fouryearsofshades]

ming-style pointy shoes by 鶯梭 

[flintandpyrite]

Hmm yes I can see why people get obsessed with doing this