What is the pronunciation and meaning of 1? Female red'? 2. Is cross-stitch Chinese embroidery? 3. What materials can be used to innovate works?

The word "red" of "female red" should be pronounced "g not Gūng".

Nvhong is a folk art in central China. In the past, it mostly referred to women's needlework, such as knitting, knitting, sewing, embroidery, patchwork, tapestry embroidery, flower arrangement, pulp dyeing and so on. Generally speaking, these traditional arts handmade by women are called "embroidery". The skill of needlework is passed down from generation to generation by mother and daughter-in-law, so it can also be called "the art of mother".

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Cross-stitch, first born in the European court, was later introduced to the people. Different from the traditional embroidery in China, the embroidery method of cross-stitch is very simple, and there is only one stitch-on the light-colored hard cloth with small cross squares, the lines of different colors are embroidered diagonally on the net pattern by using warp and weft interweaving, and various vivid patterns can be embroidered without much effort. Cross stitch has a humanized design-in each picture, imported flowers and embroidery needles with light to dark colors are marked one by one. Even better, the picture is evenly subdivided into grids, and there are different numbers of flowers of various colors. Just embroider a cross in each grid on the cross-stitch cloth according to the number of lines indicated on the drawing. After embroidery, it can be mounted according to personal preference.

Compared with the traditional embroidery process, the cotton cross cloth is soft but not soft, and patterns can be embroidered without embroidery. Pure cotton embroidery thread is easy to clean and not easy to deform; Embroidery craft painting will not reflect light, no matter from which angle it is full of three-dimensional sense; After the embroidery is completed, the warp and weft on the cross cloth can be removed one by one, which is more convenient to embroider patterns on clothes and towels.

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Embroidery?

You can use plants or something. . .