Hand embroidery course

1, Ping Xiu: Ping Xiu, also known as needle embroidery or arch embroidery, is the most basic method of embroidery and hand sewing. The method of plain needle embroidery is very simple, that is, the needle is repeatedly inserted from right to left with even needle spacing, and then the needle and thread are pulled out together. Plain stitch embroidery is generally used for the edge or decoration of embroidery. When embroidery, we must pay attention to the neatness and smoothness of stitches.

2. Reverse sewing method: sew from left to right, and retreat one stitch from front to left. In embroidery, the reverse stitch is often used to fill the pattern, and attention should be paid to the smoothness and saturation of the stitch.

3. Sewing embroidery: the second stitch is backward from the first stitch, and the first stitch is divided into two halves to form a braid shape. It should be noted that the left and right parts of the segmentation are unified.

4, flower stem needle method: flower stem needle method is often used in embroidery or contour line. Embroidery is a bit complicated, and it needs to be separated by two stitches and then returned to the middle of the two stitches.

5. French knot/French knot: also known as "bean needle embroidery", be careful not to turn the knot into a knot. The function of French knot is to make a flat embroidery work more stereoscopic, showing some special positions of cross-stitch patterns, such as eyes and stamens. Usually two or three laps is enough. Turning too much will affect the appearance.

6, chain embroidery: chain-like, generally used to embroider chains, branches and other patterns. It should be noted that the strength of each circle should be uniform and the needle spacing should be neat in order to embroider a chain that looks comfortable and tidy.

7. Feather embroidery: a continuous embroidery method with one left and one right, which can embroider branches, leaves or strips. It is also important to pay attention to the distance between needles, and neatness is very important.

8. Satin embroidery stitch: There is almost no difficulty in side-by-side embroidery, but the simple method is often the most difficult to embroider neatly. Satin embroidery is often used to fill patterns, and attention should be paid to the neatness of the edge contour during filling.

9. Daisy embroidery stitch: it can be applied to petals, leaves and other patterns, and the embroidery stitch can be from left to right. Pay attention to the unity of size when embroidering.

10, osmanthus embroidery: This embroidery method requires you to waste a little brain to think about whether the embroidery marks are evenly distributed, and you don't need to consider anything else at all. In the designated area, you can use short lines to alternately and evenly expand the designated area in the horizontal and vertical directions.