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Stumpwork Flowers PDF Book STUMPWORK FLOWERS PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Sachiko Morimoto | 120 pages | 01 Jan 2014 | Search Press Ltd | 9781844489459 | English | Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom Stumpwork Flowers PDF Book I purchased this book just last week! Fig 8 - Stitched french knots slip. Never judge a book by its cover! Here we will be making stumpwork hydrangea flowers with a piece of fabric that will later be placed on a background fabric that contains the main design. But the pictures are pristinely clear. The first step here is to place regularly spaced, straight stitches across the width of a shape, and then work rows of stem stitch by slipping the needle under each "bar" in turn, without going through the fabric. Thanks for sharing. Ideal for a flower center perhaps? I worked only half the motif, as a demonstration, and built up three layers in the center. Fig 12 - Needlelace mermaid. I learned to embroider when I was a kid, when everyone was really into cross stitch remember the '80s? Ad 7: Haystack. Mary Corbet writer and founder. The second photo shows how the padded side rises above the surface of the fabric. You will often find flower petals and leaves handled in this manner in stumpwork embroidery designs. This pad consists of three layers of fabric, a paper pattern and a covering of sticky backed plastic. It said, "Hello, Intrigued Person. In the sample here I used French knots which give a slightly raised appearance by themselves. Victorian stumpwork frames, panels and caskets are high on their historical value. It is ideal as clothing for mini figures. The well-developed introductory section provides readers with step-by-step photos and illustrations of all the techniques used in the book, making the book suitable for embroiderers of all abilities. Clearer and larger diagrams and alphabetical order of the flowers would have been appreciated. Connect with Mary. These include knotted, woven, detached and couched stitches. I used my little mermaid figure on a crazy quilt block , which sadly went out for a "Round Robin" and never returned to me. I'll admit it, I was attracted to the book by its cover. The gallery is exactly that — a picture gallery of the projects. She teaches embroidery in London, and occasionally holds workshops in Japan. It spoke to me. There are many, many good things I could say about this book — the instructions are clear and concise and easy to follow. Of course, it also incorporated my love of embroidery in all its many forms. The stitching instructions come in the form of step-by-step photos with accompanying text — clarity, indeed! Stumpwork Flowers Writer You can also subscribe without commenting. Comments Have your say about what you just read! We're featuring millions of their reader ratings on our book pages to help you find your new favourite book. The sections on the three-dimensional aspects of stumpwork such as detached buttonhole, working wired petals and padding are presented with exemplary clarity. She also gives little close-ups of stitched samples for further clarification throughout the instructional parts. It is an inspirational tome that will have your fingers itching to create the delicate sprigs in stitches. Attach the felt shapes to your project with tiny stitches around the edge, starting with the smallest piece. Work your embroidery over the top of the felt. The photos are great, and the written instruction is easy to follow. I know, I know! There is a small photo of each flower, materials you need and then several very small drawings. Only the stitches holding a couched thread or wire around the outside go through all layers. The stitches, techniques, and thread color numbers for each flower are all mapped out clearly. The cover being the first impression a person has of a book, of course some discernment on the part of the buyer is going to take place when confronted with it. I was lucky enough to attend a needlelace workshop with Kay Dennis around that time, and her passion for the technique encouraged me to take it further. Hi Mary: I agree with all you say about this lovely book. Cookies are used to provide, analyse and improve our services; provide chat tools; and show you relevant content on advertising. Fig 6 - working raised stem band. The sections closest to the viewer will then overlap those further back and look more natural. If your design has a background of flat embroidery, do that first. I first heard of Stumpwork embroidery in the late s which happened to be perfect timing! Home Learning. One of my favorites is the needlewoven picot. The pictures really do just jump off the page. The close-ups are minute. All of the above. Each plate has a reference to the page where you will find the instructions. I did this with the cream cotton thread in the photo below. It's a lovely book! Accept all Manage Cookies. These are not projects that will take you months or even weeks to work. There are 27 flower- related projects featured in the book. Cheers, Kath. Some stitch names even give you a hint, like raised fishbone. Cookie Preferences We use cookies and similar tools, including those used by approved third parties collectively, "cookies" for the purposes described below. The models are beautifully stitched, not a flaw to be found! This book will encourage readers to take up stumpwork and the fresh, contempory designs will draw readers in, while the easy-to-follow instructions and small projects will show readers just how accessible this craft really is. The projects are so pretty. I love the little close-ups! Stumpwork Poppy. There are numerous ways of creating the raised elements of a stumpwork design. Plus the instructions for each flower. Here we will be making stumpwork hydrangea flowers with a piece of fabric that will later be placed on a background fabric that contains the main design. Stumpwork Flowers Reviews Needlelace , a technique used in stumpwork, allowed me to continue my lacemaking, albeit in a different form. Then attach the raised and freestanding pieces, leaving those closest to the viewer until last. Worldwide, try Book Depository, where Stumpwork Flowers is available with free shipping. I already like you. It features 19 floral motifs and eight projects, the simplistic design of which showcase the artistry involved in the craft. There are many, many good things I could say about this book — the instructions are clear and concise and easy to follow. So magnifecently beautiful. Thank you for this review. Plus the instructions for each flower. In the sample here I used French knots which give a slightly raised appearance by themselves. But the pictures are pristinely clear. With a toddler around I had sadly put away my bobbin lace pillow for fear that he would pull out the pins and tangle my bobbins. There are 27 flower-related projects featured in the book. The lace can then be attached to your project, often draped over a padded area. One or more layers of stitches, worked in alternate directions, acts as a padded base under a motif. Various stitches can be employed to add a 3D effect to your stumpwork embroidery. I think this is the best instructional book that I own on the topic. The gallery is exactly that — a picture gallery of the projects. Harry Potter. That is a beautiful book with delicate stumpwork embroidery. Each plate has a reference to the page where you will find the instructions. The photos below show raised stem band. Ad 1: French Needle. When it was popular in the 17th Century, this form of needlework was known as Raised Embroidery, which is perhaps a little more descriptive than its current name. I have read and accept the privacy policy. Fig 4 - Felt padding for basket and head. Types of Hand Embroidery. Instead, each little flower could be worked in a weekend, easily, making them manageable projects for learning, for pleasure stitching, for gift giving, whatever you want to use them for. The cover being the first impression a person has of a book, of course some discernment on the part of the buyer is going to take place when confronted with it. The well-developed introductory section provides readers with step-by-step photos and illustrations of all the techniques used in the book, making the book suitable for embroiderers of all abilities. Her book is amazing, full of easy to read and follow, instructions. The second photo shows how the padded side rises above the surface of the fabric. Ad 7: Haystack. I used long and short stitch for the sample shown in Fig Find out how I ended up doing something I love and earning money too. Let's take a look at each of these in turn. Performance and Analytics. Mary Corbet writer and founder. These chili peppers, for example, translate well into decorative table linens. Ad 9: Search Press. I worked only half the motif, as a demonstration, and built up three layers in the center. It's simple and elegant. The stitching instructions come in the form of step-by-step photos with accompanying text — clarity, indeed! Different techniques may be employed for doing this including padding, beadwork, goldwork, felting or any other imaginative way of uplifting. I do like this book and the designs, I just think the presentation could have been better. The flowers include clover, flax, viola, dill, camomile and wild strawberry. I first heard of Stumpwork embroidery in the late s which happened to be perfect timing! I already like you.
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