Sewing embroidery designs in new ways

How many of you are always looking for new ways to use your embroidery designs-always or never? If you are, never overlooking the wonderful opportunities! You can optimize the use of each design? To see your library of designs if you combine a set of motifs from another routine can view? Have you noticed how embroidery design styles are changed in the last few years? This ancient motifs give a new look using the designs that you way back when again! Add new motifs to them, under or around creating a whole new look! My last big project, a wind Jacket men back, is a good example of what everyone with a little time and imagination can do!

With val already on us, I wanted something tropical in my
If it's still wardrobe & ready-to-wear anywhere in your home dec. The colors are just as exciting as leaves turning colors. Continue with the tropical look in Val, I remembered a windbreaker, with a hole that needed covering, in my closet. The substance is a aqua, "falling leaf" jacquard that would be perfect in both style & color!

I started with the 168-169 tropical scene components but wanted
to add other motives to cover the entire coat back. Next I added a colorful bird of series 166 flights of Fancy.

Although larger, these birds were just great if forefront
motives with the smaller tropical plants like background! When I
went back through my sets, up to 2 years old, that I found 117 Japanese vegetable with different motives who worked in what I had already suffocated to make a spectacular finished look. The scene had motifs from 4 completely different topics that I had never thought about putting together before.

When planning a large area that you want to give the effect is
almost covered, let another open effect. You want to most motifs to appear as merely an illusion, with only a few pieces of the focus in full fill. Often this can achieve this using the muted colors that almost blend into the color & brighter colors for the most important pieces of dust that you want to the real attention.

TIP: a great way to visualize how the whole "photo" print will look from 1: 1 size templates of the motives, cut them out and move like puzzle pieces until it is a feast for you.

The most important things to look at when creating a large area or scene are:

1. don't overdo it! Try not to fill every one inch of the large area make the scene to pressure.

2. don't worry about the exact placement – a random look is much more attractive, in particular on all 4 sides. Village motifs on a uneven manner.

3. don't limit yourself to motifs from a set-you would wind up with something less than spectacular!

4. think outside the box! You may be surprised at the sets you trek motifs from to create a whole new theme! Example: try cocks with florals or vegetables or a theme of fruit and flowers.

5. do not let the design colors do you like to consider them for the project. Very often will be a few changes to the colors give a whole new look to a pattern making it work with anything else that you would never have considered before.

If you do not "think outside the box", you are missing out further
the real pleasure & the ability to expand your creativity to optimise the use of your designs! To see what I mean, take a look at the photo of my ready wind jacket that is post on our website!

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Sandy Carter is the author of embroidery articles on embroidery designs by wire artist. She has an article on embroidery software for digitalisation and lettering in embroidery softwarefonts. There is free embroidery digitizing Tutorial at the following Web address- Thread embroidery artists.