¿Quién le tiene respeto a las agujas circulares? Eso se va a acabar porque te traigo el Top perfecto para que sea tu primer proyecto con ellas. El Top Bobo se llama así porque está tejido a punto bobo y porque es muy muy sencillo, tanto que ni
Parecería que todo el mundo entiende perfectamente que no todo lo que aparece en Internet es verdad. No obstante, algunos siguen creyendo ciegamente y admiran fotografías que a veces, en realidad, son falsas. ¿Quién de ustedes ha creído que la fotografía con una vaca que se está calentando en el cofre de un BMW es falsa? ¿Y el famoso iceberg, capturado completamente en particular desde la parte submarina, que la mayoría tiene en el fondo de la pantalla? Sí, esta también es falsa.
Un día estaba pasando el rato pineando en Pinterest y tuve un absoluto flechazo. No, no era la foto de un chulazo sino la de una chaqueta de lana roja que me dejó sin respiración. Ahí comenzó mi búsqueda insaciable de link en
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My Crochet Patterns. Some of these patterns are free for you to use but please don’t copy them directly or reproduce them. Unless otherwise stated I am happy for you to sell the items you make from these patterns as long as they are handmade by you (not commercially.) If you do sell these items online it would be great if you could credit the pattern source (this website). Paid patterns can be purchased through Ravely, Etsy and Love Crafts Many thanks for your support. Emma xx
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Hello my dear friends, today I am so excited to share my latest free tutorial with you! It is the how to make my seam binding roses. They are easy to make and look so beautiful and you could use them for so many different things. This is going to be a longer post since I have taken many photos so you can see everything really well. Please note that I did not design how to make these roses ~ I am only showing you how I make mine. This is what you will need: ~ Fabric or the piece you want to embellish ~ Seam binding ~ A large needle for the seam binding ~ An embroidery needle for either embroidery floss or strong thread ~ Embroidery floss or strong thread in the color of your seam binding ~ A sewing needle and thread (to sew the pearls onto the rose) ~ Pearls/beads for the centers of the roses ~ Embroidery hoop ~ Scissors ~ Pencil or disappearing quilt marker (when using velvet I use a fine tip Sharpie pen) ~ Coins or small round objects (for the size of the rose) ~ Piece of lace or doily (if you wish) And now you can start ... Using your pencil or marker draw a circle onto you fabric where you would like the rose to be. (When I used velvet I had to use a fine Sharpie pen to draw with.) Mark 5 dots as if you were to draw a 5 pointed star. Now place your fabric in the embroidery hoop that is nice and taught. Double thread your smaller embroidery needle with your embroidery floss or strong thread and knot at the end. Now stitch a 'star' into the circle using the dots as guidance. Secure the thread in the back well and cut the thread off. Next ... thread your large needle with a length of seam binding and knot it at the end. I think that I thread about 30 inches/75 cms when I make my large roses. I always have a leftover piece of seam binding once the rose is done but I would rather have too long a piece than a piece that is too short. I just hold on to my leftovers and use them in other projects. Hold your hoop and from the back stitch through your fabric close to the center of the thread star. (This can be difficult at times because of the size of the needle with the seam binding so be careful and tug gently until it goes through.) Now twirl your needle around a few times so the the seam binding curls but not too much. If your seam binding becomes flat again whilst making it, twirl the needle a few times again. Now the 'growing of the rose' starts ... (sorry for the bad picture) ... you are going to weave your seam binding into your thread star by either going over or under the thread alternately. I like my larger roses to be very full so I try and use as much seam binding as I can that is on my needle. You can make your roses of course as full as you like - just don't over fill it! When you are at the end pull your needle through the fabric by going slightly under the rose and make a knot. Make sure you carefully push your knot towards the fabric to tighten it but don't pull too hard or you will ruin your rose. Cut the seam binding off leaving a small tail. I like to take the needle and thread and secure the knot with a few small stitches to prevent it from reopening which it sometimes can because the seam binding is quite smooth. And now your rose is almost done. The only thing left is to sew the pearls into the center of the rose. For this take your sewing needle and thread it with strong thread and knot the end. Now going through the center of the back of the rose, firstly fold the 'ribbon tails' over each other and push your needle through them. Once your needle is through to the front center of the rose, thread a pearl into the needle, position the pearl in the center of the rose and then go back through the rose. Do this 3 times and then secure the thread and cut it off. Now your rose is finished! If you wish to embroider your rose onto a small tattered piece of lace or old doily, this is how I do it ... Start by drawing your circle and marking it with your 5 dots onto a strip of muslin. Next center the area and slip stitch your lace/doily piece over it so that you drawing is on the back and visible to you and then place it into your embroidery hoop. Now continue as you would before ~ as above. Once your rose is completed, carefully cut it out leaving a circle of muslin under the rose slightly smaller than the rose but beware not to go too close to the stitches! Again your rose is now completed! I work very hard on my tutorials and take many photos too in hope that it will help you lovely bloggers, even those that have never created before, to be able to learn how to create a little something. I hope you have enjoyed today's tutorial ~ maybe you will try it out one day. I would love for you to visit me here at Todolwen some time again. I hope you are well and life is treating you kind my dear friends. Have a peaceful and creative day, Karen B.
DULZURA DE LOS ÁNGELES (de la liturgia bizantina) Dulzura de los ángeles, alegría de los afligidos, abogada de los cristianos, Virgen madre del Señor, protégeme y sálvame de los sufrimientos eternos. María, purísimo incensario de oro, que ha contenido a la Trinidad excelsa; en ti se ha complacido el Padre, ha habitado el Hijo, y el Espíritu Santo, que cubriéndote con su sombra, Virgen, te ha hecho madre de Dios. Nosotros nos alegramos en ti, Theotókos; tú eres nuestra defensa ante Dios. Extiende tu mano invencible y aplasta a nuestros enemigos. Manda a tus siervos el socorro del cielo.
Running Stitch is the basic foundation of many other embroideries and stitch works like the Indian Kantha work or Chikankari work. Running stitch is also laid as a foundation for a variety of patterns, some of which I will show in subsequent...
Había una vez una niña que adoraba a los animalitos. Pasaba los veranos con su familia en una casa en el campo, rodeada de verde, lejos de la ciudad. Allí había muchos animales: gansos, conejos, ga…
Embroidery 101: How to Embroider: This instructable will teach you the very basics of hand embroidery. Learning to embroider is not as tough as you might think! With a bit of practice, you'll get it down in no time. Plus, embroidery is a nice relaxing thing to do after a long day if…
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