Tutorials for Hand Embroidered Leaves & Flowers
2013年10月3日 · The tiny buttonhole stitch leaves demonstrated in this step-by-step photo tutorial work well for ground foliage. They can also be enlarged and worked with heavier thread. Rose Leaf Stitch. The rose leaf stitch can be used to create shaded leaves and to embroider buds.
10 Hand Embroidery Stitches for Stems & Branches
2018年8月10日 · Stems and branches – you’re bound to run into them at some point in hand embroidery! Whether it’s tree branches, wispy herbal shoots, curly vines and tendrils, heavy stalks, or stylized stems on stylized flowers, it’s highly probably that at some point in your embroidery journey, you’ll have to make a decision on the stitches to use to interpret these …
Secret Garden: Embroidering the Small Leaves - NeedlenThread.com
2014年3月5日 · I started the tip of the leave with a twisted chain stitch, to give it a curled tip. That’s covered in the tutorial for fly stitch leaves, too. In fact, you can find a whole list of 16 different tutorials for embroidering leaves right here. Many of these tutorials are suitable either for the small leaves or the medium-small leaves.
Stitch Fun: Fly Stitch Leaves - NeedlenThread.com
2013年8月30日 · First up, fly stitch leaves! The advantage of embroidering leaves using fly stitch is that you can very easily change the look or shape of the leaf simply by altering the way you begin the leaf or where you start and end the fly stitches. You can also vary the size of leaves by embroidery more or few fly stitches.
Embroidering Trees, Part 2: The Leaves – NeedlenThread.com
2012年10月9日 · Substitutions for Leaves. If you don’t have silk wrapped purl, you can substitute regular embroidery stitches for your leaves. You can use detached chain stitch (daisy stitch), French knots, drizzle stitch, or even small bullion knots – or, for interest and texture, try a combination. So, go to it!! Embroider your own autumn tree!
Secret Garden: Vines & Leaves & Stitching Tips
2014年3月7日 · I'm having So Much Fun embroidering the leaves on the Secret Garden project!! The small and medium-small leaves work up really quickly if you're using fishbone stitch and fly stitch, which we talked about the other day. And with hopes of spring springing eternal, the green is a mood lifter rig
Cornflowers Stitch-Along 3: All the Leaves - NeedlenThread.com
2024年6月26日 · Any of these approaches will work for the leaves – or even a combination of these approaches. The Little Leaves. There are two little leaves in the design, located at the tops of stems. These are embroidered in simple satin stitch using two strands of the lightest green. Try to keep your satin stitches as smooth as possible, too.
Stitch Fun: Free-Style Embroidered Greenery for Christmas
2012年12月18日 · And you don’t have to limit this to Christmas embroidery, either – you can take the concepts here and apply them to all kinds of embroidered greenery, leaves, berries, other fruits, and the like. First, we’ll start with how to embroider holly, free-style, on anything that needs a touch of Christmas greenery.
Harvest Hues 2d: Stems, Leaves, & Filled Spaces
2024年10月22日 · Here’s another example of leaves worked in vertical fly stitch. And here’s an example of the very large leaf outlined and not filled. This is whipped backstitch in a variety of colors. Lattice Filled Elements. Finally, let’s take a look at the larger cut-out areas on the sides of the leaves, which are filled with lattice fillings of sorts.
Raised Fishbone Stitch Video Tutorial – NeedlenThread.com
2012年7月16日 · One of the pieces in her workbasket was a beautiful Christmas table runner loaded with poinsettias. This was the stitch she used for both the leaves and flowers (as my 4-yr.-old brain saw it) — so I always called this the “poinsettia stitch” and have used to SO much through the years (which are considerable!).