Punching embroidery step

Poke yarn is a traditional stitch of Suzhou embroidery. On the gauze or screen silk covered with fine mesh, the artist embroiders the products according to the pattern requirements, and then counts the number on the mesh, thus embroidering various patterns with lines of different lengths. Compared with other stitches of Suzhou embroidery, the plucking yarn has the characteristics of strong three-dimensional sense and obvious decorative effect. Due to the lack of written materials and physical materials for the inheritance of this skill, most of the embroidery objects that people can see today were made in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, such as "tonic medicine" on the official clothes of the Qing Dynasty, glasses covers, mirror covers and purses for daily use.

Handed down cultural relics include Tianlu Weaving Splendid, True Color Petty Embroidered Spring Cattle Atlas, Wangkui Petty Embroidered Taoyuan Atlas, Bai Qing Yarn Tina Embroidered West Lake Scenery Pattern Big Woman Skirt, Qing Guangxu Red Petty Featured White Butterfly Golden Double Happiness Single Skirt, Blue Petty Featured Cloud and Pattern Square Supplementary Single Skirt, Xiang Petty Featured Eight Groups Wedding Single Skirt, Lan Tina Yarn Five Claw Embroidered Robe in the Late Qing Dynasty, and Red Petty Featured Colorful Embroidered Dragon and Phoenix Series Mi Zhu Gaohong Miansocks.

Yarn is used to calculate holes in the grid, and vertical lines of different lengths are regularly arranged in various patterns. There are many changes in patterns, such as eight fights and Gui patterns. Take the pattern of eight fights as an example. At first glance, you start knitting at the edge of the pattern, drop the needle through seven eyes, and the second needle is tied with it. The third and fourth needles are interleaved with the first and second needles. The fifth and sixth stitches are the same as the first and second stitches, and so on. When the pattern narrows, the lines can be shortened according to the needs of the pattern, but the empty holes between the patterns must be aligned. When embroidering, the embroidery thread should be loose, the yarn eye should be clear, and the yarn eye should not be blocked.