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Basic Ribbon Embroidery

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Folded Rose is fundamental in ribbon embroidery. As name given, it takes a lot of folding process and of course, practices in order to make one. It can be beautiful on its own or can be combined with other ribbon embroidering techniques, to form various roses designs of larger sizes.

The length of ribbon required to form a folded rose depends on the size of ribbon used. The general rule - the larger the size, the longer is needed to form a folded rose. For example, our normal practice would require a length of 30" for a ribbon size on 1". However, it is possible to have different formula by individual experience and practices.


"Folded Roses" - need lots of practice


This is my first cushion cover after attending the basic ribbon embroidery class; all use the satin.

My first cushion cover



Techniques: 
Pink roses: Folded Rose + Ribbon stitch (Leaf) dan French Knot (tiny pink roses)
Yellow Sun Flower : Ribbon stitch (flower technique) + French knot (stamen) + Fishbone (Leaf)
Blue Strawberi: Straight Stitch
Small roses: Running Rose: + Straight stitch
Red Carnation: Carnation + Leaf Stitch
White Rose: web rose + Ribbon stitch

Finished size = 16" x 16" with side zipper

And practice make perfect

a gift for a friend

a gift for a friend

The final size of these cushion covers are 16 square; overlap technique at the back and without zipper.

For queries, email us at EarnIdeas96@gmail.com.


1 comments:

smartug6 1 January 2015 at 01:37  

It can be beautiful on its own or can be combined with other ribbon embroidering techniques, to form various roses designs of larger sizes. Sew Little Fabric

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