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virtuosew adventures adventures in embroidery toggle navigation home 100 hearts project historical embroidery the dreams of amarna about me posted on 26/06/2018 19/06/2018 by rachel 11 comments actually beginning the appliqué flag sunrise once i had extended the flag sunrise -by nearly half an inch in all directions, just in case – i ironed it, and then ran a gathering thread around the curve. i’ve cut a circle of heavy buckram and another of wadding, and stretched the flag sunrise over the top. before i tried to attach it, i flattened it very thoroughly, and trimmed away as much of the excess fabric as i could. then i fitted it into the circle i’d drawn on the backing fabric already, and stitched it down. since there will be a frame around the outside, the stitching doesn’t have to be invisible, but as a matter of pride it does have to be neat, even and the next thing to invisible…! pinning the headland the next stage was to add the headland. this didn’t happen all at once, because the first thing to do was to remove the sky. since there are a variety of edge treatments here, some of the fabric was folded back, and some of it was simply trimmed very closely. it took two days of stitching time, and it drove me completely mad with frustration! flag through the windows however, one element which worked exactly as i hoped that it would was the ruined priory’s windows. this is version two of the headland, and the ruin hasn’t been wired. i just invented a way to keep the windows open as i was doing it. removing the fabric behind this square inch (barely) of needlelace took nearly as long as the rest of the sky put together, but it was worth every minute, and every quiver of anxiety as i pulled threads away. just as i hoped, you can see the flag sunrise through the windows! posted in general embroidery tagged 100 hearts , design elements , embroiderers guild posted on 19/06/2018 04/06/2018 by rachel 12 comments beginning to think about assembly direct comparison here’s a direct comparison of version one with version two – and it doesn’t help my decision making one bit! that said, when i put a similar picture up on instagram and twitter , the top one (version two), of which i had considerable doubts as i was stitching it, was overwhelmingly the favourite of those who responded. outlines in place so while i continued to think about that, my next step was to attach the fabric provided for the heart shapes to a backing fabric and draw the shape on it, together with the circle for the roundel. since the fabric supplied is only just big enough, and there are going to be many layers to my appliqué, i want to ensure that it remains stable and controlled during the layering. attaching it to a backing fabric and then stretching the backing fabric in a frame seems to me the best way to achieve this. it’s also a very good use for the remaining “good” section of a lovely cotton sheet i had put my foot through! photocopies i made photocopies of the flag sunrise, the headland, and what i have done of the ship so far, trimmed them close, and made an unwelcome discovery. neither the flag sunrise, nor either headland was quite as wide as i wanted them to be, which is a little worrying when you consider i could have sworn i used some form of measurement! still, onwards and forwards…. posted in general embroidery tagged 100 hearts , design elements , embroiderers guild posted on 12/06/2018 28/05/2018 by rachel 14 comments tynemouth priory, fourth installment a new approach so, version two. different threads and colours, slightly different techniques. i haven’t wired this, and i have worked the buttonhole stitch facing outwards to make a firm edge. i’m planning to cut away a section of the fabric to allow the windows to be windows… the thread is silk, again, but a heavier thread this time, and i have tried a slightly different approach to the windows that conceals the edging a little more. it seems clunkier, but it might stand up to the “flag sunrise” a little better. details on second approach again, a slightly different choice of materials and stitches, and when i went back over to add my extra layers of detail it was specifically using the photograph again. i hid version one away where i wouldn’t be able to see it! i became a little worried at this point, because the slightly heavier stitching, and the fact that my dark colours were darker, made the whole thing a bit spotty, especially at close quarters. but of course, i was worried at the same point on version one, so i decided i would have to keep going. priory version two complete so i did – the grass used trammed and then untrammed satin stitches in rows, and then the cliff face, after much thought, i worked in bayeux stitch. with the variety of tones and layers, it looks less cliff-like, but more stitched, which i think is a good idea. posted in general embroidery tagged 100 hearts , design elements , embroiderers guild posted on 05/06/2018 28/05/2018 by rachel 12 comments tynemouth priory. third installment adding details by eye the result of all this staring and stitching is that i have layers and layers of stitches built up, creating details and changes of tone and colour. it’s surprisingly hard to do, partly because looking requires so much concentration, and partly because all those layers of stitching start to become difficult to stitch through (this is probably no surprise…). after much staring and stitching, and the addition of a cliff face in a variant of brick stitch, i decided that the best thing to do was to tack the needlelace into place, and take a good hard look at the result. needlelace tacked to check i expect to add other details during the assembly phase, so the fact that the joins between the needlelace and the main piece are so obvious isn’t something that worries me. i rather like the raised effect of the needlelace – it might even create tiny shadows through those windows something does worry me, however. the stone is very yellow, which is not only inaccurate, but may argue with my “flag sunrise”, and the whole thing may fade into the background more than the “heraldic” feel of the piece would dictate. it’s surprisingly hard to anticipate from a skein what will be the overall stitched impression created by a thread – the choice of stitch and the orientation of that stitch can both affect the result, even before the possibility of selecting the parts of a thread to use (wasteful, i know, but sometimes magical!) suddenly i can see myself working a version two…. posted in general embroidery tagged 100 hearts , design elements , embroiderers guild posted on 29/05/2018 28/05/2018 by rachel 10 comments tynemouth priory, second installment i began by transferring the outline of the headland and priory to a piece of linen, and then paused to puzzle over it. starting headland and priory i want a slightly matte effect as the basis of this layer, so i’ve used crewel wool. for the base layer of the buildings, i’m using brick stitch. it won’t be quite even, because although it is a square fabric, the linen thread is quite slubby, making it a less-than-evenweave. that doesn’t matter, as the details aren’t going to be especially fine. for the grass, i’m using the technique i learnt with the ground of “ eve in the garden of eden “, but using tapestry needles instead of knitting needles. comparing photo and embroidery i am using one of the photos i took as the reference for my stitchery. if you click and zoom in on the embroidery, you will see that i have already begun to add more stitches in different threads and colours on top of the base layer of brick stitch, even before finishing the green of grass and slope or beginning work on the cliff. you could say, i suppose, that i am using the oil painter’s technique of beginning very broadly, and gradually tightening up the details, modifying colour and shape, bringing the whole thing gradually into focus. this means that as i make more and more progress, the effo

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