An Introduction to Stumpwork (3D Embroidery)
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- We have finally reached the last segment of my Intermediate Modular Embroidery Sampler, so what better way to end it off than a look at some of the most commonly used Stumpwork stitches?
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For specific stitches, try these timestamps:
0:00 Bullion Knots
4:18 Bullion Rose
7:43 Cast On Stitch
11:25 Cast On Rose
13:45 Drizzle Stitch
16:31 Net Stitch
20:13 Attached Picot
25:48 Detached Picot
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Nod by Lo Mimieux
Airy-Fairy Heart by Franz Gordon
Spirit Garden by Gavin Luke
Somnium by Franz Gordon
Motif in F Major by Gavin Luke
Keep Calm and Carry On by Franz Gordon
Flower by Christophe Gorman
For Jack by Arden Forest
Aroma by Megan Wofford
Breakfast on the Balcony by Franz Gordon - Навчання та стиль
When I started quilting, I added a lot of embroidery to my first class projects. I was reprimanded! Still, I love them very much. We did a simple strip quilt, mine is adobe colors. I decided to add colorful symbolic New Mexico lizards! Of course I added lizard housing all around my raised garden beds and my walls have lizards.😊 I've never done stumpwork, thank you. I need an advanced stitch book.
For bullion knots, use a milliners needle. They are super easy that way, as the eye is the same size as the shaft. When you use a milliners needle, they go as fast as making a French knot.
Oh my goodness that is a wonderful tip! I'll have to give it a try!
Thank you for these demos. I’ve been struggling over paper directions for some of these stitches and seeing you actually do them makes it so much clearer!
I'm so glad they were helpful to you!
Discovered Stumpwork yesterday, so just looking at videos. This has some wonderful music to listen to along with a nice clear visual of the stitchwork.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Oh wow this has to be the most relaxing class ever! Thank you for your time and skills 🥰
You are so welcome!
You make everything seem SO easy!
Aw you're so sweet! It all just comes with practice, but believe me some of these stitches (*cough cough* picots) still aren't easy for me!
@gettheetothestitchery You may have an easier time with a picot stitch if you weave between an odd number of strands. I noticed you chose 4 strands to work with in this video, which is certainly unique and you satisfies my curiosity of what happens if you break the "rule" of odd number strands :)
Thank you 😍
small pliers can help bring that needle up
Great tip!
@@gettheetothestitchery I have read somewhere that the needle must be the same size in the body and the eye. Maybe that was the problem
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Holy hell...if these are intermediate, I can't FATHOM what "difficult" will look like!
Haha these are definitely on the difficult side of intermediate, but the good news is that, in my opinion at least, there are really no advanced stitches! I categorize most everything as either beginner or intermediate because you don't need to be an expert to master them.
How many of theses are “Historically” significant? Is there a special meaning behind some? Pertaining to like a “Underground Railroad” hidden meaning, map like ideas...
As far as I know, there are no stitches that have specific historic meaning or significance. Hidden meanings in embroidery usually had more to do with the symbols or designs that were stitched, rather than the specific stitch used to create them.
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Very frustrating to watch