Character Illustration with Needle and Thread
Creating the diburdadito
A course by Flora Te , Illustrator and embroidery
About the video: Creating the diburdadito
Overview
“In this lesson I will teach you how to transform our embroidery into a pin. We will use a sizing or sizing technique that I usually use when creating my diburdaditos so that our canvas does not fray threads and they are all compact. Finally we will place the base of the pin to complete our pin.”
In this video lesson Flora Te addresses the topic: Creating the diburdadito, which is part of the Domestika online course: Character Illustration with Needle and Thread. Learn to turn your drawings into fun embroidered pieces.
Partial transcription of the video
“CREATING THE DIBURDADITO Now that we have our embroidery done, we will erase all the lines of the pen With my hair dryer. Now that we delete all the lines and we had the embroidery clean, without any marks, I will teach you to glue the embroidery so that the fabric does not fray when we have to trim it. The first thing I will do is remove the frame. I'll try to... The little threads that were loose, the surpluses, I will try to cut them So they don't bother. I think that's fine. I will grab vinyl glue, which is used for fabrics and textiles. I grab a brush, I won't load it too much and I wi...”
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Course summary for: Character Illustration with Needle and Thread
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Category
Craft, Illustration -
Areas
Embroidery, Textile Design, Traditional illustration
Flora Te
A course by Flora Te
Florencia Toyos, better known as Flora Te, is a self-taught embroiderer and illustrator. His path began a few years ago, while making handmade notebooks and decided to incorporate some embroidery on the covers. Following this, he began to learn techniques of Mexican embroidery, embroidery with stones, or cutting and sewing for haute couture; also, in parallel he illustrated and delved into watercolor, until he realized that he had to mix his two passions. He started taking pictures of his embroidered illustrations and sharing them on social networks. This is how he started selling his products, making his Flora Te project real.
Their diburdaditos (small embroidered and colorful characters), became part of a collection of clothes of the merchandising of a rock band.
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