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Introduction to Raised Embroidery

Tips

A course by Adriana Torres , Designer

Learn all the essential stitches to create raised embroideries step by step

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About the video: Tips

Overview

“In the last lesson of the course, I am going to give you some tips on how to approach the final project to make it personal and to find your own language. How do we get out of the comfort zone? ”

In this video lesson Adriana Torres addresses the topic: Tips, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Raised Embroidery. Learn all the essential stitches to create raised embroideries step by step.

Partial transcription of the video

“Tips We're at the end of the course, it's the last lesson. Thank you for making it this far. I want to discuss the final project. I used the words "Niña Fuego". I mentioned that I identify with the word fire because it's one of my main elements, and that I love the word "niña". I love girls. I wanted to give you tips on how to approach your final project, using the 25 stitches you've learned. I hope you can use them all and that you understood them. The idea is that you can write, with the alphabet I gave you, a word that you identify with. It can be your element, two of them, or a sentence...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Raised Embroidery

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (1567)
37042 students
4 units
25 lessons (3h 37m)
13 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Embroidery, Textile Design, Textile Illustration

Adriana Torres

A course by Adriana Torres

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Designer

Argentinian designer Adriana Torres has an eclectic educational background, having studied architecture, graphic design, fine arts and illustration. Her collection of objects obtained the hallmark of Good Design, which was awarded by the Ministry of Industry in Argentina. She was selected to join the Argentinian exhibition halls of 100% Design London, Maison & Objet Paris and in Pitti Bimbo, Italy. Adriana received first prize in the National Artisanal Contest, organized by the National Endowment for the Arts, Argentina.

She has collaborated with brands such as Seletti, Crate & Barrel, El Espartano and Tea Connection. Her work has been published in various books and magazines, among which: Stich•illo (Uppercase), Encore! The new Artisans (Thames & Hudson), Super Handmade (Designers Book) y DPI Magazine of Taiwan. Some of her work has been showcased on the front cover of magazines, such as Farnesio el elefante, Modern Decoration Home (Hong Kong) and Ander el león, in the British magazine Embroidery.

She has taught classes and given workshops in Brazil, Mexico, U.S.A., England, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Spain and France.

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