A noble looking, bright-feathered bird. The herald of the dawn — the Rooster. Not only will it make a worthy adornment of your house but will also teach you some very interesting decorative stitches.
Embroidery in satin and decorative stitches (needle lace). Design plus detailed embroidery guide. Using 12 types of decorative stitches.
Number of pages: 37. Number of Images: 53. Number of drawings: 28. Number of stitches used: 12.
Embroidery in satin and decorative stitches (needle lace). Design plus detailed embroidery guide. Using 12 types of decorative stitches.
Number of pages: 37. Number of Images: 53. Number of drawings: 28. Number of stitches used: 12.
Design size 10.5 x 10.5 cm (approximately 4.2 x 4.2 inches)
File contains:
- recommendations on design transfer from paper to fabric and how to secure the thread;
- a step-by-step illustrated embroidery guide;
- techniques of 12 types of stitches used in this design;
- a life-size drawing of the design for transfer to fabric.
You will learn the following stitches and techniques:
- Stem stitch
- Split back stitch
- Backstitch
- Satin stitch
- Satin stitch padded
- Couching-roumanian stitch
- Bullion knot
- Fishbone stitch
- Fly stitch
- Single detached buttonhole stitch
- Checkered chain band
- Detached stemstitch
The floss colors listed in this tutorial are DMC.
You will need: fabric (recommendation on choice are also in the file); DMC threads; embroidery hoops; a sharp #10 needle: scissors; a tapestry #26 needle; tracing paper for design transfer; carbon paper or a fabric marker (depending on the method of design transfer).
*Due to the nature of the PDF format, there are no refunds on instructions/patterns.
You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to use this file. The software can be downloaded for free at http://www.adobe.com
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