Traditional embroidery production course

In the impression of most people, embroidery is beautiful, but it is a little afraid to try it easily, because it is difficult to learn and create, and people who have never touched needle and thread are even more discouraged.

In fact, embroidery is not as difficult as imagined. Many handicrafts have basic production steps, so does embroidery.

No matter what pattern is embroidered, it comes from the most basic embroidery stitch. There are many stitches in embroidery, but only those are commonly used.

When different embroidery stitches are combined, different effects and patterns will be embroidered.

But simple embroidery stitch can also embroider pleasing embroidery patterns.

For example, knot embroidery and color gradient can form amazing embroidery patterns.

For example, common satin embroidery can also form a complete pattern by itself.

Today, I will tell you a pattern formed by the same simple embroidery stitch, using only two basic embroidery stitches: outline embroidery and knot embroidery.

The embroidery pattern is simple, but modern and beautiful. Very abstract, a little graffiti. Fashionable and vivid, it is very suitable for solid color sweaters. You might as well try to transform it.

Next, let's use the step diagram to demonstrate how to create a sweater.

Step by step process:

Stretch the position to be embroidered. Generally, you can choose the upper and lower positions of the left and right parts of the sweater.

Simply draw the trace of the line with the vanishing brush.

Choose the color of embroidery thread you want, you can choose a small fresh color system and thread the whole thread.

After embroidering a contour track, knot the back and start to embroider.

Because the positions are adjacent, you can choose colors with obvious contrast.

Finally, some embroidery, different colors and shapes, personalized sweater embroidery is completed.

You can also try some other modes. It takes only a few minutes to transform an ordinary dress with embroidery. Isn't it great?