Different embroidery methods of Qingshen bamboo weaving

The different embroidery methods of Qingshen bamboo weaving are flat knitting, cross knitting, hexagonal knitting, basket knitting, three-dimensional knitting, through-air knitting, beading knitting and so on.

First, the flat series

Plain weaving is the most basic and commonly used embroidery method in Qingshen bamboo weaving. It is characterized by interweaving warp and weft to form a plane. Flat knitting machines usually use warp and weft yarns to shuttle back and forth between warp yarns to form various patterns and textures. The skill of flat knitting machine lies in the arrangement and insertion sequence of warp and weft yarns, which requires skilled technology and fine skills.

Second, cross knitting.

Cross stitch is a bamboo embroidery method based on cross stitch. It is characterized by the interweaving of longitude and latitude lines to form a cross pattern. The skill of cross knitting is to control the tension of warp and weft and keep the pattern neat and uniform. At the same time, we should master the depth and angle of insertion to make the pattern more beautiful.

Three or six-angle series

Hexagonal weaving is a bamboo embroidery method based on hexagons. It is characterized by using the interweaving of longitude and latitude lines to form a hexagonal pattern. The skill of hexagonal knitting is to control the tension of warp and weft and keep the pattern neat and uniform. At the same time, we should master the depth and angle of insertion to make the pattern more beautiful.

Fourth, basket weaving.

Basket weaving is a bamboo embroidery method based on the shape of basket. It is characterized by the interweaving of longitude and latitude lines to form a basket pattern. The skill of basket weaving is to control the tension of warp and weft and keep the pattern neat and uniform. At the same time, we should master the depth and angle of insertion to make the pattern more beautiful.

Five, three-dimensional editing

Three-dimensional weaving is a bamboo weaving embroidery method combining bamboo weaving with carving. It is characterized by using the interweaving of longitude and latitude lines to form a three-dimensional pattern. The skill of three-dimensional knitting is to control the tension of warp and weft and keep the pattern neat and uniform. At the same time, we should master the depth and angle of insertion to make the pattern more stereoscopic and layered.

Six, through the air.

Through-air weaving is a kind of bamboo embroidery method developed on the basis of through-air weaving. It is characterized by the interweaving and interweaving of longitude and latitude lines to form a pattern with penetrating effect. The skill of warp knitting is to control the tension of warp and weft and keep the pattern neat and uniform. At the same time, we should master the depth and angle of insertion, so that the pattern can be more inspired and layered.

Seven, beading

Pearl embroidery is a method of bamboo weaving embroidery which combines bamboo beads with bamboo weaving. Characterized in that bamboo beads are connected in series into various patterns by interweaving and inserting the warp and weft. The skill of beading is to control the tension of warp and weft to keep the pattern neat and consistent. At the same time, we should master the depth and angle of insertion to make the pattern more beautiful and unique.

The Origin and Development of Qingshen Bamboo Weaving

1, the origin of Qingshen bamboo weaving

The origin of Qingshen bamboo weaving can be traced back to the Neolithic Age, and our ancestors began to weave all kinds of production and daily necessities with bamboo. In the long history, Qingshen bamboo weaving has been continuously developed and perfected, and gradually formed more than a thousand varieties based on three series of flat bamboo weaving, three-dimensional bamboo weaving and porcelain fetal bamboo weaving.

2. The development of Qingshen bamboo weaving

In recent years, Qingshen bamboo weaving has been developing and innovating with the efforts of craftsmen. They mainly weave characteristic cultural landscapes, calligraphy works and portraits of celebrities, and use natural bamboo as raw materials to make exquisite bamboo woven works of art by hand through mounting and satin. These works not only enjoy a high reputation in China, but also are exported overseas, becoming a business card of China traditional culture.