A simple kutch work design for beginners

 A simple kutch work motif for beginners.

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Pattern

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You can find a kurti yoke design using this pattern here.  Hope you all like this pattern.  Do give a try and let me know in the comments.  

See you soon with another embroidery series.  Till then have a nice time with your needle and thread.  

Kutch Embroidery - Tutorial 4

 Hi all

Hope all are doing well.  On saturday I have posted a simple kutch work design.   Hope all of you like it.  Today I am happy to share with you the tutorial for doing that simple kutch work motif.  For those who are beginners please do visit the following links for the basic diamonds tutorials.  Then it will be easy for you to understand the process from the pictures.

Single diamond

Two diamonds

Five continuous diamonds

To see more kutch works click here.

I have embroidered a simple border design with that motif.  First let us look into that.

I have used these motifs in the following kurtis I have embroidered.

The details about this kurti can be seen here.

The link for this kurti is here.

Video tutorial

Now onto the tutorial.

 

Framework is complete.

Skeleton of interlacing.  Starts and ends in the dotted point. 

 

Hope all of you understood the tutorial.  I will be back with another embroidery design tomorrow.  Till then have a nice day.

Kutch Embroidery - Tutorial 2

Kutch work tutorials so far

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To learn the basic motif  - Kutch work tutorial1

Today we will learn how to work two continuous diamond motif in kutch work.  If you get the hang of working this motif you can get a good idea of stitching other motifs.  

Imagine the corners of the diamonds extends like this.  Start stitching from 1.

Start at 1(Bring the needle from under the fabric - out at 1)

In at 2

Line a is formed.

Out at 3

In at 4

Note that the running thread should pass over the line 'a' when coming from 3 to 4.

Line 'b' is formed.

Out at 5

In at 6

The running thread should pass over the line 'b' from 5 to 6.

       

Out at 7

In at 8

The running thread should pass under the line 'c' from 7 to 8.

Out at 9

In at 10

The running thread should pass under line 'd'.

Line 'e' is formed.

 

Out at 11.

In at 12.

The running thread should pass under 'e' over 'f' and then under 'a'.

Line 'f' is formed.

The foundation is now complete.

Now we will move on to the interlacing or filling the foundation.

Before that keep in mind the lines formed inside the foundation lines.  For each foundation line, parallel line is formed inside the diamonds.

 

Start between the points 1 and 12.

Come under the extended line at 12.

Come over the line 'a'.

 Under the imaginary line next to 'a'

 over the imaginary line near 'c' 

 under the line 'c'.

Come over the line 'f'

Under the imaginary line next to 'f'

Over the imaginary line near 'd'

Under the line 'd'

 

Come over the line 'c' at the corner,

under the line 'd' at the corner

over the line 'c'

under the line parallel to 'c'

over the imaginary line near 'e'

under the line 'e'

 

Over the corner at line 'd'

Under the corner at line 'e'

over the line 'd'

under the line parallel to line 'd'

over the imaginary line near the line 'f'

under the line 'f''

 

Over the line 'e' at the corner

under the line 'f' at the corner

over the line 'e'

under the parallel line to 'e'

over the parallel line to 'c'

under the line 'c'

 

over the line 'f'

under the line parallel to 'f'

over the imaginary line near the line 'b'

under the line 'b'

over the line 'c' at the corner

 

under the line 'b' at the corner

over the line 'c'

under the line parallel to 'c'

over the imaginary line near the line 'a'

under the line 'a'

 

over the line 'b' at the corner

under the line 'a' at the corner

over the line 'b'

under the line parallel to the line 'b'

over the line parallel to the line 'f'

under the line 'f'

over the line 'a' at the corner

In at the starting point.

Interlacing is now complete.

Kutch motif with two diamonds is now complete.  In this manner you can work any number of continuous diamonds.  In my next post I will come up with the working of five continuous diamonds.  Till then, enjoy practicing .  Have a happy time with needle and thread.