Hand smock

This video tutorial shows how to hand pleat fabric for smocking and provides several reasons why you may choose to hand pleat.

This toddler girls smocked sundress is most precious!! The dress is done in a beautiful soft Cloud Blue Voile, which overlays a white liner, creating a wispy silhouette (cotton/poly blend for easy care). The bodice is fully smocked with a lattice-design embroidered overlay, done in blue threading. Hand embroidered bullion roses border the upper and lower lattice design. The square neckline is trimmed in an embroidered floral garland, with matching bullion roses placed perfectly within a…

Fawn & Freda on Instagram: "Smocking panels for one of the children's dresses in our new SS24 Collection launching next week. (Minus some very tedious parts like threading 25 needles in the pleating machine..) . . . . #fawnandfreda #summerdresses #smocking #handsmocked #handembroidery #handmadeclothing #heirloomsewing #childrensclothing #ss24 #organickidswear #ethicalchildrenswear #organicfashion #ethicalmanufacturing #britishmanufacturing #slowfashion #childrensclothing #textileart"

Picture Smocking is creating a smocked design by stacking the cable stitch one on top of another to create a solid swath of color. The resulting design forms a recognizable object or "picture." Here are 10 tips to help perfect your picture smocking.

Learn how to hand smock in this beginner hand sewing tutorial. Make a honeycomb smocked scarf with contrast thread. Free pattern and tutorial learn to smock, honeycomb smocking is easy I will show you how to sew a smocked scarf, diy fashion

Okay... so we're gonna hand pleat some fabric in preparation to smock. At least, we're gonna discuss it. Where ever it may go from there nobody really knows. First, let me start at the beginning with some background and terminology....

We make bright clothes for a bright future! Breathing new life into an ancient craft, our signature hand smocking isn’t shy and retiring but runs riot over liberty print dresses and crisp cotton nightdresses in the most raucous and rebellious way!

Smocking is a needlework technique in which fabric is stitched into three dimensional details. Learn one stitch with this smocking tutorial.

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Eshyah Ogen on Instagram: "Tap for a history lesson 👇 Smocking is an old English technique that was developed around the 15th century. Originally, it was used as a practical stitch to give structure and elasticity to the simple-cut, woven garments of the period, as well as giving labour workers better movement in their clothes. The name Smock comes from the garments it was used on, and thus the name stuck with the stitch. Later, smocking acquired a more decorative nature, on cuffs, neck…