Hope all are doing well and good. Today I am happy to share with you a simple border design that uses the stepped running stitch as the base and a weaving around the base stitches to form a flower border each flower with three petals.
This is a picture heavy post. I hope the pictures explains more clearly than the explanation.
Today I am happy to share with you the video tutorial for doing the same. This forms a very easy and simple flower border for kurtis and saree blouses. Do watch the video and give a try.
Hope all of you like this video. I will be back soon with the next border design. Till then, happy embroidering and have a nice day.
Hope all are doing well and good. Today I am happy to share with you a simple border design that uses the stepped running stitch as the base and a weaving around the base stitches to form a flower border.
This is a picture heavy post. I hope the pictures explains more clearly than the explanation.
Hope all are doing well and good. Running stitch is the basic of all the embroidery stitches. There are many variations using running stitch. Today I am happy to share with you an embroidery design that uses running stitch and whipped running stitch. You can another design using running stitch here. Let us see the design first.
The curls are stitched using running stitches. The outline of the petals are stitched using whipped running stitch. petals are filled using running stitches. The tear drops and the stalk of the flower are stitched using running stitches. I will be posting the tutorial for running and whipped running stitches soon.
Pattern for the design
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Threads used: 2 strands of anchor
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Cream - 301
Orange - 925
Pictures of the progress of the design
Hope all of you like this design. I will be back with another post soon. Till then, have a nice day.
Hope all are doing well. My step in learning embroidery is in my grade 6. We have 2 classes per week for sewing. The first piece I have stitched using needle and thread is for a hand kerchief where our madam taught some basic stitches. And the first stitch I have learned is running stitch and we made a border out of holbein stitch. At that time I didn't know the name for holbein stitch. We have been taught it as running stitch only.
As I started exploring the internet I came across Sarah's excellent site and started learning the stitches one by one. After seeing various stitch samplers I wanted to make one for me and started from the running stitch family. I have stitched all the stitches in a straight line. So far I have completed four family of stitches from sarah's dictionary.
Today I am happy to share with you the stitches from the running stitch family. Here I have stitched 15 different stitches. Have a look at the running stitch family.
In the next picture I have given the name of the stitches along with it. Next to interlaced running stitch is again the same stitch with two colours of interlacing.
I trying to design a hoop design out these stitches. Will post it once done. Hope all of you like this post. I will be back tomorrow with the kantha embroidery design that includes kantha butti which I have posted yesterday. Till then, have a nice time with your needle and thread.