Layered embroidery

2021/02/15 - フェルトと刺繍による立体的なアップリケの作品は、ひとりの作家の手作業の連続で作られています。" e.no.bag "とは "絵のバッグ" を意味し、バッグをキャンバスにして、身近なモチーフや自然物の瞬間を好んで制作しています。

Today I offer you a new case study! So if you ever wondered about the correlation between the number of layers (rows) on long and short stitching and the quality of blending, today's post might answer some of your questions, The task when stitching these 3 shapes was to make a transition from yellow to blue. The first example has only 2 colors: yellow and blue. The second example has 3 colors: yellow → green → blue And the third example has 7 colors: yellow → 2 mid shades of yellow-green →…

Embroidery is one of the coolest art mediums.It's also one of the most consistent in terms of popularity . Everyone

Embroidery has been around forever — the earliest surviving pieces of this craft are Scythian, dated to between the 5th and 3rd centuries BCE. Virtually every culture has some form of it in their textile art history.

Close-up: a Spring/Summer 2019 menswear jacket is embroidered with jewels created by layering different embroidery techniques to achieve a rich three dimensional effect. Discover: https://t.co/ZnIcZgSFx4 #McQueenMenSS19 #AlexanderMcQueen

My idea was to combine polymer clay sculptures and the thread. In my pieces I try to use a huge variety of combinations between thread and polymer. I challenge myself to experiment, to make every next piece different.

Interior embroideries are popular but they can be tricky. Creating a compelling scene and neatly stitching it—so it doesn’t appear wonky—is a challenge. Fatma Karaca has found her calling, however, as

I love to layer upon layer with my stitching. Sometimes it can be messy and chaotic, sometimes neat and structured, but it’s almost always an intuitive, organic process for me. The piece finds its way, it weaves and winds and takes me down unpredictable paths, a little like walking off-the-beaten-track not quite knowing where I am. But I trust in this process because I will always find the path and reach my destination. I know I’m not ever really lost. Do you relate to this? I’ve just…