Embroidery on Wood

Embroidery on wood

“Congratulations, you have already reached the end !!! Thank you very much for having entered with me in the wonderful world of wood embroidery. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I do day by day. We are going to review the different steps we have taken. We started by getting to know each other a bit and I told you about my beginnings, my key moments in my professional development and my artistic and personal references. We continue to explore the materials, the different stitches, the segmentation technique of the drawing, and the drilling process. Afterwards, we got down to work with our pierced board and, applying what we learned, we embroidered our project on wood. Once finished, we studied the various ways to finish it off, the different cares and I showed you various applications and bases to continue giving wings to your imagination. Because as L´ABU says, "you can embroider everything that you can pierce". Next, we are going to review the different steps to follow to develop your final project embroidering a center of flowers on a wooden base: Make the drawing for the embroidery Draw the still life taking into account what stitches you want to make. When going to embroider on wood, you have to know what stitches, what holes and what distance between holes and thickness you have to make in order to do the embroidery.

Mark the points and make the holes in the wood Work on the sketch you have made and place the points that you will need to later drill holes. After placing the points, place the drawn template on the board and make the holes as we have learned in Unit 3. Let's embroider! Apply the points that we have learned throughout the course and get down to work. It's the funniest part of the project! You can increase your progress as the course progresses. I am eager to see your artwork. I know that doubts may arise along the way, and for that you have forums in each section of the tasks, where you can write them and investigate, because you will probably find answers. If this is not the case, do not suffer, I am on the other side to help you in everything you need. Also, you can write me directly to doubts @labustudio .com. And without further ado I say goodbye. Thank you again for the trust and, you know, any questions, I'm on the other side. A big hug and heartfelt thanks. Wake.”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project We reached the end of the Domestika course. We will summarize what we have learned. In this wood embroidery course I started by sharing with you the sources of inspiration that have marked me. Next we saw the materials and tools we needed to carry out the project. Later we learned how to drill holes in wood with punch and with Dremel, so we knew both options. Then we start to embroider working the simplest stitches, the flat ones. Between them we learned the back point, the stem point, the chain stitch, and, of course, the cross stitch. Then we took another step giving volume ...”

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Course summary for: Embroidery on Wood

• Level: Beginner
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• 5336 students
• 4 units
• 14 lessons (2h 7m)
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• Category

  Craft

• Areas

  Arts & Crafts, Embroidery, Fine Arts, Textile Design