Hi all
Hope all are doing well and good. Today I am happy to share with you an easy embroidery neck design.
Hi all
Hope all are doing well and good. Today I am happy to share with you an easy embroidery neck design.
Hi all
Hope all are doing well and good. I am happy to share with you a simple neck design that uses herringbone stitch. Already I have made a kurti neck design using the same design. You can view it here. Now I have made a video tutorial for the same. Do have a look.
Hi all
Hope all are doing well and good. Today I am happy to share with you a neck design that I have designed for my kurti. This is a very simple but elegant design that uses holbein stitch to embroider it. If you are new to embroidery and if you like geometrical designs you will surely love this design.
The fabric I have used is silk cotton fabric. I have used anchor embroidery thread numbers 1089 & 293. I have used three strands of thread throughout the design.
Let me show the neck design.
Hi all
Hope all are doing well and good. Today I am happy to share with you an embroidery neckline that uses chemanthi stitch flowers. Already I have posted a simple design for practising chemanthi stitch. I have extended that design to form a neck design. You can view that design here.
Tutorial for chemanthi stitch is here.
Now onto the embroidery design.
Hi all
Hope all are doing good. In the embroidery stitch tutorial series a week before I have posted the tutorial for doing woven star stitch.
Today I am happy to share a neck design I have embroidered using this stitch. Used six strands of anchor thread and the fabric is silk cotton.
Hi all
Hope all are doing good. Today I am happy to share with you an embroidery neckline for a kurti. I have done it using threaded arrow head stitch and the mirror work using buttonhole stitches.
Let me show you the neckline first.
Hi all
Hope all are doing well. Yesterday I was not able to put this post. So today I am happy to share with you a simple neck design that uses herringbone design. I have altered the design used to explain the herringbone stitch.
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