
Innovation is sometimes born from experimentation and the fusion of materials and techniques. Under this premise, the embroiderer and illustrator Florencia Toyos works, better known as Flora Te, who mixes with traditional mastery traditional techniques that a priori have nothing to do - such as illustration and embroidery - to get pieces fun and innovative; An example is his Diburdaditos, embroidered pins with illustrated characters.
In this course, Flora will explain the creative processes to inspire you to create an idea, pass your idea to a sketch and then to the final support. Finally, it will show you different embroidery points that will give life to your character to become an embroidered pin.
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You will start the course knowing Florence, or as it is known artistically, Flora Te. He will tell you about his career as a self-taught embroiderer and illustrator, and will show you his influences.
You will review the necessary materials for the course and do a previous research on the subject you will work on. Florencia will explain her creative process to create an illustration, seeing how she uses references from everyday life to give life to a character. Next, you will do an identitikit as a practical exercise.
You will create a mood board choosing the images that represent your theme, and you will learn some tips to create a color palette for your embroidered illustration. Then, you will make your sketch taking as a reference characteristic features of your person, animal or object.
It's time to get your ideas clean! You will trace the final strokes on a sheet and then you will give life to your character with the colors of your palette. You will outline the illustration, define the last details and transfer the contours to a plant paper to make the pattern. You will learn to transfer the design to the web.
You will start embroidering the canvas, learning four basic points: you will contour with the 'back point' and fill in with the point 'paint with threads'; then you will embroider on the pattern with 'french knot' and 'chain'.
Finally, you will transform your embroidery into a pin with the gluing technique, so that your canvas does not fray. Next, you will place the base of the pin to complete your pin, finally getting your little diburdadito.
You will create an embroidered pin, from your own illustration of a character.

To all those who wish to start experimenting with their illustrations on a canvas to embroider.
No previous knowledge of embroidery and illustration is required, you just want to experiment and create.
As for materials, you will need: a computer with internet connection, materials to paint such as pencils, markers, microfibers, papers, watercolors or eraser; sheets of different weights and printer (optional); a 16 cm diameter wooden or plastic frame, canvas fabric, Mouliné or Perlé threads, a scissors for cutting threads and fabric, needle of different sizes n ° 7 and n ° 9, a pen that is erased with heat, base pin , brush, vinyl glue and paper adhesive tape, or masking tape .

I don’t really like set camera but everything good
J'aime beaucoup ce cours pour son accessibilité, j'aime l'univers de l'artiste.
Explicaciones muy claras y simples para transformar nuestros dibujos en bordados. Para disfrutar!
Sinceramente esperaba mas de este curso. Me parecio bastante basico y sencillo. No lo recomendaria si estas buscando un curso interesante
ame este curso por ti empeze en el mundo del bordado
Introduction
Of materials and creative process
Clearing the Ideas
To embroider our character!
Final project
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You’ll learn how to blend embroidery and illustration techniques to create unique characters, use decorative stitches, and turn your designs into accessories like pins—working with the right materials and tools from sketch to finished piece.
This course is designed for people with basic knowledge of embroidery or illustration, but you don’t need advanced experience. If you’ve embroidered or illustrated before, you’ll get even more out of it, though fundamental concepts are clearly explained.
You’ll need fabric, an embroidery hoop, mouliné threads, needles, a 2B pencil, a friction pen, tracing paper, scissors, some watercolor supplies, and tools for turning embroidery into pins. Having visual references and templates is recommended.
Yes, the course includes strategies for photographing and showcasing your embroidery on social media, plus tips for starting a business and selling your creations on platforms like Instagram.
You’ll learn basic stitches like backstitch, satin stitch, chain stitch, and French knot, as well as techniques for thread painting and beaded embroidery to enrich your textile illustrations.
The course shows you how to trace your sketches using tracing paper and accessible tools, transferring your design onto fabric accurately and preparing your hoop for neat embroidery.
Yes, you’ll be taught how to conceptualize, sketch, and define both the physical and psychological traits of characters, blending personal and thematic elements through illustration and embroidery.