Hand stitches Sashiko.
Many, I think about them already know. And I just penetrated today. I saw before, the values did not attach. Here it is, feminine essence. My. Meanwhile, these stitches are expanding Japanese kimono. Technique is not difficult, but very, in my opinion, beautiful. Moreover, patterns are not only geometric, but also floral.
This is a very beautiful thing. I can't tear
and pillows, and blankets, and even different kitchen napkins are expanded
Well, here it is, Japanese art. It is done on the laying and lining, pay attention to the pin - it is bonded by the rows. And also - on a pencil drawing, transferred to fabric
Original tapes - Great Idea for Gift
Bag for needlework, but in general it is so expanding and ordinary shopping bags
Sashiko can be sewed and without a scheme, and how here - right in peas, for example
Right refined kitchen set
Sashiko, stitches. Options and opportunities
Stitches and schemes
Types of stitches and, probably, a blanket - Pechvor. I'm not sure, but I think so
Napkins in different color solutions
from Flickr.com.
But now a master class. Details - no, except photographic. And therefore look attentively and delve into the process
needles that need
Threads of different thickness
So the line is done:
The fabric is slightly going when we stretch the needle with thread
And then stretched with hands and with force
because the stitch should be free, not stretched. Well, the fabric so stretched in the photo above so that the stitch is free
And here shows the directions for which the pattern is embroidered. And we see the starting point
First embroidered diagonal
Pink arrows show a stitch direction. It means that it is important for technology
And this is an illustration of how to make a pattern of napkins. And confirmation that stitches are made on a double piece of fabric. By the way, this picture can be printed, increasing and make your own such napkin
from-purbee.com.
Schemes for Sashiko. Print, translate into fabric. Expanded
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from-embroidery.About.com
I liked Sashiko, I hope you appreciate these stitches too
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