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Blog > Two beautiful roses for you from Inessa...
Good Day …hope you had a good weekend?
Remember in my last newsletter I promised I would show you a beautiful rose?
Well, to brighten up your week I have two beautiful roses for you…
Embroidered by the very talented Инесса Тимонина (Inessa Timonina) from Moscow, Russia.
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I just love this rose…
See how she used ribbon stitch for the petals. With a very gentle tension she pulled the stitch into shape. The trick here is to use a large tapestry needle, or similar object (or your finger) under the stitch to support and lift it as you pull the ribbon to the back.
Hint: To stop the stitch from pulling out of shape when you make the adjoining stitch, use a matching colour thread on another needle.
Make tiny stab stitches at the tip and the base of the stitch. This will prevent the stitch from pulling out of shape.
Have a look at this tutorial about shaping stitches and look here for more about working with two needles…….
……And here is another magnificent piece by Инесса Тимонина (Inessa Timonina)
Breathtakingly beautiful, don’t you think?
Here she used ribbon stitch to form the leaves and petals. Then she added the stamens in thread using French knots and single knotted stitch.
I do like the frames that Inessa chose - they complement her work so well...
Thank you Инесса Тимонина (Inessa Timonina) for sharing your wonderful talent with all of us.
You have gladdened all of our hearts today.
Have a look at her amazing peacock here….What do you think of the tail — don't you think it's remarkable?
I will be adding more exquisite roses and landscapes soon, so do [scg_html_subscribe] to receive the latest updates by e mail.
We also have many talented and dedicated stockists and teachers throughout the world.
Do search here for your nearest stockist to enquire about silk ribbon embroidery classes.
Happy Monday
Love
Di
♥
I just love this rose…
See how she used ribbon stitch for the petals. With a very gentle tension she pulled the stitch into shape. The trick here is to use a large tapestry needle, or similar object (or your finger) under the stitch to support and lift it as you pull the ribbon to the back.
Hint: To stop the stitch from pulling out of shape when you make the adjoining stitch, use a matching colour thread on another needle.
Make tiny stab stitches at the tip and the base of the stitch. This will prevent the stitch from pulling out of shape.
Have a look at this tutorial about shaping stitches and look here for more about working with two needles…….
……And here is another magnificent piece by Инесса Тимонина (Inessa Timonina)
Breathtakingly beautiful, don’t you think?
Here she used ribbon stitch to form the leaves and petals. Then she added the stamens in thread using French knots and single knotted stitch.
I do like the frames that Inessa chose - they complement her work so well...
Thank you Инесса Тимонина (Inessa Timonina) for sharing your wonderful talent with all of us.
You have gladdened all of our hearts today.
Have a look at her amazing peacock here….What do you think of the tail — don't you think it's remarkable?
I will be adding more exquisite roses and landscapes soon, so do [scg_html_subscribe] to receive the latest updates by e mail.
We also have many talented and dedicated stockists and teachers throughout the world.
Do search here for your nearest stockist to enquire about silk ribbon embroidery classes.
Happy Monday
Love
Di
♥
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