
New schemes of cross stitch with autumn motifs for the kitchen for beginners and experienced craftsmen with photo and description.
This type of handicraft, such as embroidery, has always beenis especially loved by the female representatives. However, the opposite sex is also not indifferent to such an activity. The elegance and tenderness of this handicraft largely determine its extreme popularity. Yes, you can see for yourself when you see how ordinary things change when decorated with embroidery. The onset of autumn causes depression in many people, when it is damp and slushy outside. It is easy to cheer up and make a useful thing with your own hands if you embroider the items presented in this master class.1. Embroider a teapot warmer.This product, designed to keep tea warm, will help turn your usual everyday tea drinking into a kind of ritual, similar to East Asian tea ceremonies. First, let's figure out what you should have to create such a thing. So, you can't do without:
- canvas "Aida" 180x130 mm olive color;
- sintepona 400h250 mm;
- scissors with bent tips;
- tapestry needle (with blunt tip);
- metallic floss "Gamma" M-09, DMC 5279;
- mulina from cotton (see table);
- hoop;
- chintz 400x250 mm (on the lining);
- flax 400x250 mm; thread in the tone of the fabric.
Fold the floss in half and make a full crossembroider letters in a patterned frame. In the process of embroidering symbols, add one metallic thread to the light brown threads. Steam from the back side and put the embroidery aside.Fold the linen material in half and mark itthe middle of one of the sides (at least approximately). The embroidery is tacked to the material. Next, using a large cross, we embroider the frame, capturing the material and canvas, thus securing the embroidery. In this case, the cross acts as an overcast. From the wrong side, we stitch the linen in the shape of a bag. We do the same with the wrong side of the material. We bend the linen from the wrong side, turn the bag inside out and insert the padding polyester. Next, the wrong side of the fabric is inserted, tucked behind the hem of the linen material and stitched, thus connecting all 3 layers. It is allowed to lightly quilt the heating pad to secure the inner padding polyester layer.
2. Embroider autumn leaves. We suggest you embroider this leaf on a pillow: It is not difficult and will not take much of your time. Before you start working, get:
- blue canvas 70x140 cells;
- a needle for embroidery;
- mulina in accordance with the scheme;
- golden beads;
- a needle for beads;
- a golden bead.
The canvas is divided in half.In the center of the first square, an image is embroidered according to the pattern and trimmed with a backstitch using orange thread, stepping back three cells from the embroidery. On the other part of the canvas, a 560x560 mm square is embroidered with the same backstitch. After that, both parts are sewn together, capturing only the backstitch threads, and a bead is sewn through each stitch.To have something to hang the pillow on, you shouldstring gold-colored beads on a thread, thread both ends through the bead and secure to the corner of the pillow. 3. Embroider funny tiger cubs. Surely many embroiderers have heard of such a popular type of decorative and applied art as felting, or, as it is commonly called, wool felting. However, few people know how these two handicrafts can be successfully combined. This is exactly what we will demonstrate using the example of creating a set of teapot and mug warmers, on which we will depict funny tiger cubs.
You will need the following materials and equipment:
- floss DMC;
- set for embroidery H196 (RTO Co., Ltd.);
- Textile glue;
- wool for felting (RTO Ltd);
- needles for felting;
- a set of multi-colored felt fabric (RTO Ltd);
- spouts and eyes;
- water-soluble canvas DMC;
- brush-mat for felting;
- needle embroidery.
First, cut a piece of water-soluble canvas and baste it to the felt. Then embroider the image, excluding the back stitches.After this, the basting is removed and the excess canvasis cut along the embroidery line. The felt is dipped in warm water until the canvas is completely dissolved. Then the embroidery is completed using the outline stitch "back needle".
Now the back and front parts are cut outwarmers. Sew the two parts together using a decorative stitch “forward needle” with a floss thread folded in six. This will create a warmer for the teapot. Now we can move on to the warmer for the mug. Cut off a strip of felt that is equal in width to the height of the mug. In the middle, using a stencil, cut out the image of the tiger cub’s face and make slits similar to the tiger’s stripes. Apply glue to the back of the felt strip and connect it to a piece of darker felt. Using a simple pencil, draw the outline and place the nose, eyes and ears. Give a small piece of wool the necessary shape and attach it to the middle of the ear. Carefully felt the middle of the cheeks, nose and ears. Remove two needles and use the remaining one to work on the muzzle. The plastic eyes and the tip of the nose are fixed with textile glue. Using chain and stem stitches, we create a mouth, antennae and stripes. We cut out a “tail” as a handle. The bottom layer of felt is cut off, leaving a 0.6 cm overlap, folded over the face and stitched using a “forward needle” stitch. Finally, we sew on the “Velcro”. We believe that these autumn novelties will be enough to lift your spirits.