May Blossoms Stitch Along: Part 1
When I decided on my next sewing project, I thought why not post the whole process so everyone can join in on the fun?
It comes from nothing, I know. There's a lot more on my board now, so I apologize for not curating Stitch Along. However, I hope some of you enjoy the work :)
So here is the ֆ Graph theme style PDF.
(Optional, a selection of alternative, warmer colors is available for colors)
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Thank you all for your attention to the site. I really hope that we can have fun together - sew something more beautiful on this course :)
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Okay, now let's start stitching together.
I suggest starting with the easiest area.
1.2) Take 1 thread , sew 3 tails. I'm using a border knit - it's the same as knitting a trouser leg, except that the needle sticks out to the right of the knit line. Here are some useful links to check out: Stit Stitch Collision Course and6 Stem Stitch Faces .
3) Using two strands of thread, begin sewing with lazy pearl stitches along the leg. I used 3 colors: I, J, K. You can change the color settings as you wish, or I suggest leaving the color lighter or darker. The environment can be divided into J և K և.
4) Fill the loops of the front surface with straight knitwear of the corresponding color. This will make them uniform.
This piece is ready. We are making progress
Now let's work on the smallest flower.
5) Draw the petals using thread A for the background of the petals and thread E for the front. For most of the patterns , I used knitted fabric separated into separate threads, unless one of the wrong sheets matched the other. If you look closely, you can see that it is designed with border stitching.
This will make it easier to fill in the petal later, since we will not need to put points on this edge, but put points parallel to them so that they connect.
6) Let's look at the front petals first. Take the thread E և let's sew the satin . Place the first straight thread approximately in the middle of the right petal.
7) Then start making parallel dots on one side. Once you're done with one side, move on to the other side until you've covered the entire petal.
8) The middle petal needs to be covered with a slight change in direction, so place some guide points, such as the nest, further away from the top.
9) Then we begin to fill the egg on one side. Pay special attention to the underside of the horse and make sure the seams fit snugly together. Above if you see the gaps being filled with incomplete half circles (tell me if you're fiddling with that part).
10) Repeat steps 6-7 on the right sheet.
Petals on the back.
11) Alarm clock for long and short jerseys :) This is a guide if you are new to this technique. We start with one colored thread, lay a few stitches in the upper left corner of the petal.
12) As you can see, I did not cross the left edge, but put dots parallel to it.
13, 14) Fill the remaining two-thirds of the petal with b .
15) Add row C.
16) Fold the petal into row D at the end.
17) As for the petal on the left, we start from thread B at the top. This row ends at an appropriate distance from the petal to make room for the next color.
18) Using color C , we practically fill the rest of the petals, leaving room at the end of the last row and enough space on the right for a few stitches of another color.
19) At the end, draw the petal with color D - add a few dots next to the petal on the right to separate it a little.
20) Take one thread F , start to thread the French thread in the middle.
21) Use two spirals around the needle - make these knots along the center edge - add a piece in the middle.
22) Fill the rest of the center with thread G 1, add 1 loop of the French knot directly on the petals.
Stems և shoots.
23) The vase is processed with 1 thread H , the seams start at the top and end with knitting. Then we finished the torso and used contour knitting again.
24) No need to describe the sprout as green, it just worked better for me. you do. :) Completely tie the top with thread B. Since the surface is small, it is easier to add other colors to the base than using a regular egg with long and short stitches.
25) Add colors D և E just above the previous layer. Change the length of the layers so that the colors blend better.
26) Then fill the bottom of the bubble with thread H , starting with stitches from the top. Don't be afraid of the "saw" edge, it's a real problem.
27) Knit half of the stem of the loop in H in contour knitting, then start working on the remaining part of the stem on the first thread from the end, connecting the two parts that finish knitting from the last H at the bottom. Create a fun ombre. Effect".
28) Finally, branch from the left side of the stem into strand I. Add a French knot using two colored strands E և 2 wrapped around the needle.
End of the first part! Leave your questions in the comments below :)
