♫♬♪ Hello stitching world — it’s been another cold and rainy day in Cape Town and to brighten up your day, I have something really special to show you by Lyudmila Deineko from Perm.
It's a magnificent wreath of roses in ribbon embroidery, for a special time of the year.
...and here are the close-up details.
You will also learn how on page 31 and 41 of my Roses book.
The open roses are made by gathering the ribbon and stitching it into shape.
See how the daisies and open roses all have a yellow centre to form the stamens?
This is so important for a realistic finish.
To make the stamens, you could use silk ribbon or thread and form French knots close together.
Twist the needle until the ribbon coils before inserting your needle back into the fabric.
Hint: Allow the needle to hang off the back of your work so the ribbon untwists itself, before making the next stitch.
This will prevent loops from forming at the back of your work. Repeat for the next stem.
To make the flat, light green stems of the leaves: use ribbon or thread and back stitch, adding the tiny leaves in ribbon or straight stitch.
Thank you, dear Lyudmila, for bringing such beauty into our lives ♥
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cheryl anne
this pretty wreath is stunning !!!!!!!!!!!! Love, love, love it. What work and time went into this and the happiness it brings is just wonderful. Thank you for sharing this talent.