Well this weeks applique class was learning about outline stitch. Traditionally it is meant to be Broderie Perse which uses motives that are stitched onto a background. My example is a very contemporary take on the idea.
Showing posts with label hand turned applique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hand turned applique. Show all posts
07 September 2011
Outline stitch applique
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applique,
embroidery,
hand embroidery,
hand turned applique,
textiles
31 August 2011
Another sample of hand turned applique
Here is my other sample of hand turned applique I just found. This was my first ever sample and therefore it certainly is not the best ever piece.
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applique,
bird,
hand turned applique,
textiles
29 August 2011
Applique Unit- Teaching starts tomorrow
Well tomorrow is the start of the Applique unit for my Certificate 3 class. We start with a general introduction to applique, where I show them lots of photos and real examples as well. My plan is to complete a new sample of work for each of the techniques as we go.
We are studying
Needle/Hand turn
Outline stitch
Naive
Satin stitch
Reverse
Raw edge
Sheers
Tomorrow we are starting with Needle turn or Hand turn. Some people seem to call it different things. My definition it is simply applying shapes to a base piece of fabric using invisible stitches. I use freezer paper when I do my hand turned work, I find it so much easier.
Below is an example of some past pieces of my hand turned work.
We are studying
Needle/Hand turn
Outline stitch
Naive
Satin stitch
Reverse
Raw edge
Sheers
Tomorrow we are starting with Needle turn or Hand turn. Some people seem to call it different things. My definition it is simply applying shapes to a base piece of fabric using invisible stitches. I use freezer paper when I do my hand turned work, I find it so much easier.
Below is an example of some past pieces of my hand turned work.
This piece above is actually stretched around a canvas frame.
This piece above is all hand turned and I've then used obvious stitching to highlight the design.
Another example of hand turned work using stitching as decoration.
The picture above is hand turned on both the bird and the border and then has decorative stitching.
Oh by the way, all my work in the applique samples revolve around a 'bird' theme.
Labels:
applique,
bird,
hand embroidery,
hand turned applique,
textiles
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