Beaded Poppies Quick Reference: Flat Stitch Beading Basics https://www.tiktok.com/@sundaylacecreations/video/7160678576277228805?q=sundaylacecreations&t=1678292557161 *Pre-step Glue down/Sew down your pattern on the top of the beading foundation. Then place the middle black gem in the center, either gluing it down

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A beautiful little handbag, an embroidery project for you to learn new skills and really get creative: We collaborated with Paula Votteler (@paulasprojects_), to bring to you the instructions for all necessary stitches that will help you creating this stunning embroidered handbag.  The DIY tutorial features a lot of photos of her process, how she chooses beads and creates patterns by eye. The instruction shows you different stitches and how to finish the bag with the quilting technique.  On Paula's advice: Customize this bag with your own beads, and make it even more meaningful by adding seashells, corals or little souvenirs from your latest trip – a forever keepsake!

2001. Bead embroidery using size 15 Japanese seed beads by Amy Clarke Moore. Apples seem to represent passion, desire, and earthly connections. In Apple, the apple contains a soul--it is both offered and protected.

A beautiful little handbag, an embroidery project for you to learn new skills and really get creative: We collaborated with Paula Votteler (@paulasprojects_), to bring to you the instructions for all necessary stitches that will help you creating this stunning embroidered handbag.  The DIY tutorial features a lot of photos of her process, how she chooses beads and creates patterns by eye. The instruction shows you different stitches and how to finish the bag with the quilting technique.  On Paula's advice: Customize this bag with your own beads, and make it even more meaningful by adding seashells, corals or little souvenirs from your latest trip – a forever keepsake!

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I am a little obsessed with bangle bracelets and recently had the bright idea to use my handy wood burning tool to create some unique wooden bangles. While I could have used store bought wood bracelets, I decided to get really creative and use tiny embroidery hoops for my bangles. They are the perfect size for my wrist! 1. I separated the hoop and used the inside piece. 2. Next I used my wood burning tool and burned designs into the surface of the wood. 1. Next I used a variety of wooden beads 2. and burned designs into the surface of each one. 3. I used stretchy cord and strung my beads into a bracelet.

I think all of us know couching !!!!!. There are various way to couch, some use herringbone stitch to couch a thread, some buttonhole stitch .... so on. Basic couching, have a look at below picture, lay a thread or cord, then run simple stitch to hold thread at regular intervals as shown in picture. Couching Here i have used 6 strands of thread for laying and 2 strands of thread for couching. Couching Couching Simple exercise, i have taken a circle to work couching. Couching Observe above and below picture, to start couching, come out and while ending go down the fabric. Couching Couched Circle Like this geometrical motifs can be worked to create interesting patterns. Below is the example how couching can be used to create beautiful texture following a pattern. Couched Pattern Couched Pattern Happy Couching !!!!!!!

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One of the advantages of keeping a blog is the public nature of goals set. Last week I said if I was to progress with this quilt I had better push myself a little harder and return to the habit of sharing photos of blocks as I stitch them. This …

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Coffee Patchwork Cotton Tank Asymmetrical Wrinkled Short SleeveFabric: Cotton BlendedSize & Fit: Fit: This garment fits true to size.Length: Size 2XL measures 26.13"from shoulder to hemBust: Great for any cup size. Waist: Loose Fit. Comfortable room throughout midsection.Hip: Loose Fit - room for hips. Hand Wash Cold.SIZE(in)BUSTWAISTHIPS/EU 38-40, US 6-834.6 - 36.627.6 - 29.536.6 - 38.6M/EU 40-42, US 8-1036.6 - 38.629.5 - 31.538.6 - 40.6L/EU 42-44, US 10-1238.6 - 40.631.5 - 33.540.6 - 42.5XL/EU 44-46, US 12-1440.6 - 43.733.5 - 36.642.5 - 45.72XL/EU 46-48, US 14-1643.7 - 45.736.6 - 38.645.7 - 48.43XL/EU 48-50, US 16-1845.7 - 48.438.6 - 41.348.4 - 51.24XL/EU 50-52, US 18-2048.4 - 51.241.3 - 44.151.2 - 53.95XL/EU 52-54, US 20-2251.2 - 53.944.1 - 46.953.9 - 56.7Sizes can vary from 2-3 centimeters because they are measured by hand. 1inch=2.54cm The size matched on a label can differ from the one you have ordered  SIZESMLXL2XL3XL4XL5XLUS6-88-1010-1212-1414-1616-1818-2020-22EU38-4040-4242-4444-4646-4848-5050-5252-54UK/AU10-1212-1414-1616-1818-2020-2222-2424-26IT42-4444-4646-4848-5050-5252-5454-5656-58Chest/Bust: Measure circumference around the widest part chest/best Waist: Measure natural waist where pants sit (think regular rise pants). Hips: Stand straight and measure around the largest circumference at hips.

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Here is an embroidery project featuring beaded blackberries, inspired by one of my favourite books: Venetia by Georgette Heyer.

Emily creates abstract embroidery works with a strong focus on natural textures. Her work to date is inspired by the rugged coastline of North Wales, UK. Her works are a direct response to her photography, focusing on geological variations and plant life found near the sea.

I’ve been making so many bracelets and came up with these absolutely fun bracelets! They are perfect to add to those awesome Spring arm parties and I just love them. You can use the beads for…

Here are some summer inspirations! Around here, July means the Queen Anne's Lace and Fireweed are both in full bloom. I'm in love with this gorgeous embroidery by Jo Van Kampen that really captures the delicateness of Queen Anne's Lace. And the beads add great texture! Hoffman released a beautiful Fireweed fabric a couple of years ago - a quick Google search shows it's still available in a few internet stores. I really like the depth it has! And these two summer themed quilts are fun! The watermelon quilt is on Jane Allen Quevedo's blog - what a good way to use up red and green scraps. A Day At The Beach, by Cindy Grisdela can be seen here. It has great free motion quilting! Happy Creating! Deborah

I have been able to do so little, for so long. Today is graduation day for me, in a way :) It was 8 weeks ago today that I had surgery on my wrist. I can now be without the brace as long as I am sitting down, and there is no chance of me falling, and causing re-injury. So, when I am out and about, I do have to wear it for another 4 weeks, but the best part is that I can once again !!!!!!!SEW!!!!!!! It's such an amazing sense of freedom. I jumped the gun, just a bit as I took a wonderful class over the weekend and learned how to do tambour beading and embroidery.The first 30 minutes were beyond frustrating, but once I got the hang of it...OMG!!! What fun! The class was centered on learning the basics and basically doing a sampler. Below you see all of my original squiggly lines. My hand still needs time to warm up, so it was a little difficult to get started, but by the time I got to the line of beads, I felt quite confident. All of the work is done with a fine needle that has a hook at the end. It is punched through the fabric where you pick up the thread, pull it through and then make a series of chain stitches. Whether you are working with beads, sequins, or just thread, the process is the same. Me with my hoop :) I thought I would share a few pictures that I found on Pinterest. I just can't wait to start a real project! This piece would be so pretty as a focal point on a top, jacket or dress. I found THIS site. Such amazing work. The 2 pieces below show the work in progress. The outline is done, then stretched, and then the stitching begins. Both pieces show the initial outlining done in the chain stitch. So pretty. Be sure to check out the site as there is loads of beautiful work. I thought this piece was incredible. I absolutely love this picture, all the men gathered around doing tambour work. You can see that 1 hand is held underneath, and the needle is on top. I found the video below that gives a great insight into tambour work. It's only 8 minutes long. I think you'll really enjoy it. And finally, here's a great resource with links to lots to articles and how-tos, just click HERE. I took my class at Sewing Classes at Tchad. You may remember the video interview I did with Tchad. You can see it HERE if you would like :) His studio is so lovely, and Tchad is full of knowledge and ideas. Ahhh, it feels so good to be back :) Wishing a week filled with creativity. Rhonda

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