When I got home with my new supplies I knew I wanted to do something right away. I started searching for reference on flowers and nature. I wanted to do something simple but cute so I decided I wanted a flower and a butterfly. This is what I came up with.
I drew this on white linen, then I selected a few floss colors, some were DMC and some were Prism. Then I proceeded to embroider in a organic way, I just let the lines of the drawing tell me what stitches should be used.
This is how it turned out after I damped the fabric to take off the water erasable pen. I loved doing this a lot so get ready to see more embroidery in this blog. The outer fabric is tucked below the hoop that's why you can see shadows on the fabric.
A close-up of the most interesting area of the embroidery.
looks pretty!
ReplyDelete@ Miss Lou: Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is a budding beauty and I know it is not easy ;-) great work
ReplyDeleteWow, Yadira, I think you've got a gift. I can't believe you're just learning to do this. The use of different sized & style stitches to define the work is great.
ReplyDeleteit's beautiful!! :)
ReplyDelete@ Diane: Thank you!
ReplyDelete@ No Regrets: Thank you very much. I think time will say.
ReplyDelete@ Kyatarin: Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFor your second embroidery, it looks like you've been doing this for years! You also have a lot of talent at free hand drawing, congratulations! AmyHarrison41689@Swapbot.com
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely . Your stitching is so neat. :)
ReplyDeletepichuey (swapbot)
Oh wow that is one neat stitching! I always have stray strands :( You did a great job!
ReplyDelete-Marina (merreena - swapbot)
@ Amy: Thank you very much! I'm glad you like it.
ReplyDelete@ Pichuey: Thanx!
ReplyDelete@ Marina: Thanks a lot. I bet you do great. Would you share?
ReplyDeleteWow, it's fantastic I love the stich that you used for the center of the flower It looks really cute. I look forward to seeing more of your work!
ReplyDeleteNiky (silverniknats swap-bot)
@ SilverNikNats: That stitch is called French Knot and it's one of my favorites. If you want to see more stay around and join me in this adventure.
ReplyDeleteYou're one of the most talented persons I've ever known. I'm proud of the work you do. I'm lucky to have a woman like you in my life.
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th anniversary!
Just came across this post through LinkWithin - I love this embroidery, it's truly beautiful! You are a seriously talented woman, kudos!
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Thank you Suki!
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