It's been a while since I blogged a step-by-step, I wondered if you'd like to see how my latest machine embroidery developed?
I wasn't too careful when I placed the fabric scraps because I wanted to create a 'sketchy' quality.
Then I thought she looked a bit lonely...
You can see how much I use my trusty post-its!
Time to design some finery!
I think that she would like some lace!
You can see how loosely you can place the fabric pieces before stitching...
His tail was quite tricky to stitch.
'Care to dance?'
Ahhhhh Mrs B. they make such a lovely couple !!!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see all the steps. These are teeny-tiny bits you're using ... No trouble keeping them in place ? (sewing through your fingers isn't nice !!!)
Lovely old background too !!!
Thanks Els, I use a tiny blob of fabric glue to hold the scraps in place, its too painful if you don't!!!!! x
DeleteHow do you adhere the fabric? Or do you just hold it down with a finger tip and catch it in place with thread? Post it notes! Genius!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter chuck! Just a tiny blob of fabric glue does the trick me dear xxx
DeleteDo you find the glue clogs your needle?
DeleteHello Diny, I've not had that problem (touch wood) but I use small amounts and always make sure that it's thoroughly dry before stitching x
DeleteSo sweet, are they getting married ? Beautiful eyes they have x
ReplyDeleteI think there may be wedding bells on the horizon! Thanks chuck x
DeleteWhat foot are you using on your machine?
ReplyDeleteYou just need a machine embroidery foot, they're quite cheap to buy, you just need to check that it will fit your machine x
DeleteOh wow! Live the detail......beautiful work and thank you for sharing your technique too xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks ever so much Lyn, I really appreciate it x
DeleteSuch a delightful couple, and so interesting to see the process!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Deb, I really enjoyed making them x
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ReplyDeleteThank you Sarah! I really appreciate it x
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