Creation of Textile Jewelry

Overview

“We will untie the waiting knot of the necklace ready to close. We will take the inner warp, facing the same color, it will adjust to the maximum pressure, with no remaining cloth residue and cut flush, and we will sew to join them. The sewing should be very small stitches taking with the needle the outer edges of the warp that is closing. We will continue with the next two facing warps of the same color. This process will be carried out 4 more times, always facing the warp in the same color, forming layers and cocoons, continuing the order of the fabric and rhythm. Sewing should never touch other warps that do not correspond to the pair being worked. Once the sewing and closing of the last warp is finished, we will open the last link in the chain with a pliers and hook it in the middle of the fabric closure. We will close the link. We will make sure that the link chain is straight and the textile piece will be finished. ”

In this video lesson Maria La Biyux addresses the topic: 3 color necklace closure, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creation of Textile Jewelry. Learn to weave accessories that are unique and full of life.

Partial transcription of the video

“3 color necklace closure. As we could see, we left our tissue on hold with a small piece that we could cut from the same warp. Here we will unleash it and we will reorder our fabric, visualizing where we will generate the closure. It is now where we are going to thread A golden needle. We are going to use a rather thin needle so that we can have sewing and be easier, especially in latex. If you look we will be able to choose the thread colors for our closure closest to the color of the fabric. We will put the double thread and we will generate a knuckle, where we are going to finish cutting...”

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Course summary for: Creation of Textile Jewelry

• Level: Beginner
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• 10424 students
• 5 units
• 16 lessons (3h 4m)

• Category

  Craft

• Areas

  Arts & Crafts, Fiber Arts, Jewelry Design, Textile Design