…compilation of tutorials
I find these fabric flowers very cute – they’re made in a similar way to the fabric/paper place mat :)
Links:
Fabric Flowers (Bloomin lovely.pdf)
via: ‘Cut up Couture’ glamour!
=> click there on ‘Bloomin’ lovely Necklace tutorial’
Here at unikatissima:
Fabric/Paper Place Mat
Doesn’t this look nice: simply ‘draw’ with thread on fabric and decorate the whole appartement ;-)
Links:
Drawing with Thread
=> this is a workshop announcement, I meant it as inspiration
Aren’t these cross stitched wooden disks cute?
Links:
Cross Stitched Wooden Disk (Kruisjes) (Netherlands)
via: 100%Heppie: Kruisjes
Also a very nice idea: simply embroider a piece of stramin and roll to a bead, and you get an embroidered bead :)
Hm, considering this you can also embroider a bigger piece of stramin as a ring or a bracelet and make matching jewelry.
Links:
Embroidered Bead (Mother Bead)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘ring’
Entries with the tag ‘bracelet’
I knew fabric bowls and I knew about the scarf sewn with water-soluble sheet.
I find it a great idea to make a bowl with water-soluble sheet.
Links:
Free Embroidery Bowl (Meadow Bowl)
via: boxes, bowls, baskets
Here at unikatissima:
Fabric Scrap Scarf
Entries with the tags ‘fabric’ and ‘bowl’
I find it amazing how you can make little artworks from plain felt beads with just a little embroidery!
Links:
Embroidered Felt Beads (Petit bonheur du jour …) (French)
via: Jewelry
I don’t present the felt and zipper jewelry as tutorial, but as suggestion what you can do with little material :)
You can do similar things also as e.g. embroidered paper or as simple doodle for greeting cards, as jewelry or decoration.
Links:
Felt and Zipper Jewelry (Tutorial for making a felt and zipper heart brooch PDF)
via: Jewelry
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tags ’embroidery’ and ‘paper’
Entries with the tag ‘doodle’
Entries with the tag ‘card’
Entries with the tag ‘jewelry’
I would have never come up with the idea of embroidering cork, but I like it!
Links:
Cork Embroidery Tutorial
Well, I really like this idea, too: take a coloured fabric and embroider a letter with French knots in the same colours as the background :)
Links:
Embroidered Letter (French Knot Letter B!)
via: French Knot Embroidery
French knots (English)
French knots (Knötchenstiche) (German)
I’ve been in Flanders, that is famous for its lace making (among other things ;-)) and I watched how they’re making lace from Lier.
Actually they ‘only’ crochet yarn with a very fine crochet hook in chains on tulle.
But I’ve been impressed by the patience you need to make such an immensely fine work!
Links:
Lace from Lier (“De Lierse Kant met al zijn pracht”) (English)
=> click on ‘How does it work?’ in the left menu
Lace from Lier (“De Lierse Kant met al zijn pracht”) (Dutch)
=> click on ‘Hoe werkt het?’ in the left menu