Introduction to 3D Embroidery

Introduction to 3D Embroidery

“Thank you for having shared this course with me, I am very happy to have been your teacher and to have accompanied you in this beginning to three-dimensional embroidery. Everything I taught you and the tips I shared are part of the selection I made for this first approach to the technique. Of course you can do more and much more complex things, three-dimensional embroidery is very broad. The forum will be our point of communication. Share your projects and progress so I can give you feedback, I will be attentive to your comments. It is important that you ask me all the questions you need so that you can move forward smoothly. Let's build a community of mutual respect and cordiality, encouraging each other to continue embroidering. Encourage yourself to interact with the rest of the students, tell your experiences, encourage the creations of each one and help with whatever is within your reach. I recommend that you practice everything you learned, that way it will be easier for you to incorporate it. You already have the tools to create from what inspires you and make your own way. Remember that the creative process will be in constant motion and you have to give it time and space to make it happen, enjoying the step by step. I hope you liked the course. Don't worry if the first project doesn't turn out as you expected, embroidery deserves practice and patience. Every day you will get better, I have no doubts about that. A big hug! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“FINAL PROJECT We reached the end of the course. Thank you for getting here. We will review what we were seeing in the course. I first introduced myself and told them about my influences. Then we looked at the materials, we decided what we would embroider, we create the design and choose the colors. Then we saw the sample book to learn the difference between traditional points and three-dimensional points. From the sample book we defined the volumes that we wanted to highlight in our design and then we define which points to use in each sector. Once this is defined, I taught you to transfer ...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to 3D Embroidery

• Level: Beginner
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• 4883 students
• 5 units
• 25 lessons (4h 51m)
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• Category

  Craft

• Areas

  Embroidery, Textile Design, Textile Illustration