Fashion Embroidery: Embellishing with Beads
How to Make a Patch for Other Placements
A course by Jodie Ruffle , Embroidery and Embellishment Designer
About the video: How to Make a Patch for Other Placements
Overview
“In this lesson, I’ll show you how to make a separate embellishment, finish the edges, and how to stitch it directly to a garment, as well as how to turn it into a separate, detachable patch.”
In this video lesson Jodie Ruffle addresses the topic: How to Make a Patch for Other Placements, which is part of the Domestika online course: Fashion Embroidery: Embellishing with Beads. Renew your garments with beaded embellishments using flat and 3D techniques.
Partial transcription of the video
“How to Make a Patch for Other Placements In this lesson, I'll explain how to use your embellishments more by creating a patch for other placements on garments. Create a patch if you find it, firstly, tricky to stitch directly onto garments, or if you're nervous about it. If you have a fabric that's trickier to work with, as I was saying in the previous lessons, if you have a stretch fabric or silk, you might prefer to make a separate patch and put it on. It gives you freedom, so you'd want something that you can put on different garments, so you can make detachment patches too. I'll show yo...”
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Course summary for: Fashion Embroidery: Embellishing with Beads
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Category
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Areas
DIY, Embroidery, Fashion Design, Textile Design, Upcycling
Jodie Ruffle
A course by Jodie Ruffle
Jodie Ruffle is an embroidery and embellishment designer based in London. Growing up in a creative household meant she was always making things as a child and eventually went on to study fashion at university. After graduating, she worked as an intern and assistant for various designers, including Alexander McQueen. There she worked on two main collections as well as projects in London and France. Jodie later took a course in couture embellishment at London College of Fashion, which defined her career and solidified her passion for embroidery and embellishment. From there, she studied a master’s in fashion, specializing in embroidery, and had her collection exhibited during London Fashion Week.
Since then, Jodie has worked with various designers on everything from fashion to furniture and often collaborates with other creatives to make unique embroidered pieces with sustainability in mind. She also teaches fashion textiles and design at Middlesex University.
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