Embroidery cross sunflowers in schemes

Embroidery cross sunflowers in schemes

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One of the decorative elements that can often beWhat you will find in well-furnished apartments are framed works hanging on the walls. Most often these are purchased paintings by popular artists or works by little-known but promising expressionists who can depict sunflowers or a beautiful profile of a girl with a few strokes.
However, not all people are willing to pay for thisart. Many people prefer to decorate their home with works made by themselves. One look at the walls and things in the room will be enough to determine that this is a creative person: embroidery, well-framed, decorative elements and many other elegant things perfectly characterize their owner.
Cross stitch technique is the bestSuitable for creating panels and paintings. In addition, this does not require any exceptional talent or spending a lot of money on materials. It is worth noting that almost any image can be turned into a pattern, according to which the work will be embroidered in the future.






Autumn sunflowers

flower bouquets subjects for a long time is no longernovelty, but many needlewoman begin to sharpen their skills it with their embroidery. A good alternative are the sunflowers that its bright yellow petals for many become a kind of reflection of the hot summer.

There is enough work to be donecomplex: in addition to sunflowers, there will be ears of corn on it, and only a diagram will help you understand the different shades of color, as well as the play of light and shadow. Cross stitch involves working out all the details, even the smallest ones. So, at the end of the work, the corn and fallen sunflower petals will sparkle with their colors: from pale green to deep yellow.
You can first concentrate on embroidering allbasic elements of compositions or engage in embroidery of larger ones: background, table and chair. The sunflower lying on the table contrasts well with the dark blue vase. The whole composition consists of several primary colors, smoothly transitioning into other shades: light green, peach, beige and pink.
If you start working with embroidering sunflowers, thenthen you should work on the stems and leaves of the plant. The diagram makes it easy to determine in which particular case which threads to use. When all the main elements of the composition have been embroidered, you can move on to the walls and furniture elements.
The work presented above is quite labor-intensive to perform. The following scheme is simpler and does not require such painstaking detailing:

Landscape with sunflowers

This work is much easier than the previous one: her only sunflowers, which merge with one big blanket of yellow and several buildings in the background. The peaceful picture. The scheme for embroidery is quite simple: a few basic colors and a pair of shades.

This composition will look great on bothboth in the kitchen and in the living room, attracting the attention of guests with bright colors and a simple plot. This is how an ordinary sunflower becomes the center of all work. You can even embroider with a cross those details that artists often simply miss and one can only guess how many small details, but nevertheless important ones, are missing from famous canvases.
Let's start the embroidery process with the sky and green hills.Then you can move on to buildings and trees. We will embroider the entire field filled with sunflowers with yellow threads. It will take more time to work on the plants in the foreground, but there are not so many of them. When creating your own diagram, you can adapt it to your needs and preferences: remove some detail or generalize some elements.








Sunflower peacefully swaying in the windthe dazzling light of the sun, the serene sky - this peaceful picture appears before everyone’s eyes when it comes to representatives of the Aster family. And it doesn’t matter whether the sunflower is cross-stitched or painted: it carries a piece of this light within itself.

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