Slow Stitching a Bird to Create Wearable Art - Chickadee Brooch How to

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  • Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
  • Join me for this multi part Slow Stitching project where I stitch a chickadee using a template, attach the bird to a fabric collage, stitch it’s feathers and slow stitch the background. I answer the question, “What do I do with it?” by transforming the stitching into wearable art using a kilt pin. Check out how the finished project looks on my jean jacket, so fun! #slowstitching
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    Chapters:
    0:36 Supplies
    1:46 Tracing the Chickadee Template
    3:21 Creating the Wing & Tail
    4:15 Floss Colours for the Feathers
    4:49 Distortion from Stitching
    6:15 Shading the Feathers
    7:02 Stitching the Background - Embroidery Floss Palette
    7:33 Stab Stitching
    8:29 Colour Review
    9:02 What Do I Do with My Stitching?
    9:40 Sewn on Patch
    10:04 Brooch
    11:06 Pin Options
    12:06 Stitching Felt to the Back
    13:51 Sewing on the Kilt Pin
    15:18 Checking How it Looks
    15:45 Blanket Stitch Border
    17:46 Mimicking the Blanket Stitch
    19:03 Pinning the Brooch onto the Jacket
    19:44 Stitch Your Way
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 16

  • @carolinsocal5139
    @carolinsocal5139 3 дні тому +1

    Jo, the way you introduce your finished piece at the beginning and clearly explain your process throughout is wonderful. Thank you for your thoughtful tutorial.

  • @editatrix1
    @editatrix1 4 дні тому +1

    Such a cutie! Wearable, indeed.

  • @sandratorchia4803
    @sandratorchia4803 3 дні тому

    I just love this. I have a feeling of peace looking at the piece. Thank you for the idea.

  • @bunzerboy
    @bunzerboy 4 дні тому +1

    oh that is lovely. I am getting better at this type of work, but it is still a struggle. i will try this one.

    • @peaceofpi-studio
      @peaceofpi-studio  4 дні тому

      Thank you! That’s great! Keep going 😊It doesn’t have to be perfect. Have fun😊🧵🪡

  • @jshepard56
    @jshepard56 4 дні тому

    This is lovely. Great job.

  • @user-fs5vi6if8i
    @user-fs5vi6if8i День тому

    Beautiful!

  • @jayneelinor
    @jayneelinor День тому

    Lovely

  • @carolentringer8836
    @carolentringer8836 3 дні тому

    You are a master teacher. Beautiful project! I have a question. Do you store your embroidery floss in numerical order, or do you group them by color? I would love to see how you store/keep your snippets of fabric and threads.

    • @peaceofpi-studio
      @peaceofpi-studio  3 дні тому

      Thank you! I group them by colour. It’s really helpful for showing all the various shades of a colour (and gaps - which means it’s time to buy more floss!) That’s a great suggestion. I will have to make a video showing how I store everything 😊🧵🪡