
Embroidery for the kitchen with his hands in the schemes
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Our mothers and grandmothers were once fond ofcross stitch and with its help they created incredibly beautiful, original and bright canvases. In addition, using ordinary crosses, they not only decorated clothes, but also turned simple tablecloths, napkins and even potholders into real works of art.
Embroidered napkins for the kitchen
Today we will look at how to embroider a beautiful napkin with autumn leaves, acorns and chestnuts.
As a rule, we spend a lot of time in the kitchenI have a lot of my time, since there we not only cook, but also eat food, and sometimes even meet guests. That is why embroidery for the kitchen should be colorful, bright and elegant.
Now we will tell you how
motives. But before we start our small master class, let's prepare all the necessary materials and tools:
- white cloth (size 40 x 40 cm);
- needle;
- thread "Molyneux";
- scissors.
Get started with a study of the best schemes to later on is not distracted:
As you probably already guessed, ourembroidery for the kitchen will be done according to a counting pattern. In addition, it is worth additionally noting that we will embroider this pattern with a cross, folding the “Floss” threads 3 times. We would also like to draw your attention to the fact that we will work by capturing 2x2 threads of this fabric.
When the autumn embroidery for the kitchen is completed, you will need to iron the napkins from the wrong side and, if necessary, process their edges.
Using patterns for embroidering chestnuts, acorns and yellowed leaves, you can “depict” several small “objects” on napkins
Or, on the contrary, make one large drawing on each napkin, using all the same patterns.
The photo shows that such napkins are additionally decorated with embroidery and fringe along the edges. Thanks to this, they look more elegant and sophisticated.
Whatever scheme you choose for your work,The main thing to remember is that embroidery for the kitchen should match the style of your interior. In addition, a napkin embroidered by yourself should be neat and beautiful not only from the front, but also from the back, because you are unlikely to like it if your guests, during a noisy feast, accidentally turn over a pretty napkin and see its shortcomings.