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Embroidered accessories
Embroidered accessory tutorials from Komok: detachable collars, soutache embroidery, sequined flowers, decorative jewelry details, and small wearable accents.
Beginner2 hrFreeA step-by-step guide to making a micro-embroidered pendant: draw the lavender motif, work it in rococo/bullion stitch and stem stitch, cut ovals from fabric, cardboard, and felt, gather the blank, and glue it into the base.
BeginnerFreeThis master class shows how to embroider a dimensional flower with sequins: first draw a circle in the required size, divide it into petal guides, bring the needle up on one guide line, pick up one sequin and two small seed beads, repeat the sequence until the petal has enough volume, then take the needle down exactly in the center of the circle and secure the thread on the wrong side. Repeat for every petal. The center can be embroidered after the petals, or you can fill it first with small crystals and then build the sequin-and-bead petals from the center outward. For beginners, firm plain fabric in an embroidery hoop makes the small details easier to control.
BeginnerFreeContinuing the theme of floral arrangements, I'd like to share how to embroider a dimensional peony. The technique is beginner-friendly and requires no special skills; even a patient schoolgirl can manage it. I love that these flowers are small in size
BeginnerFreeAfter watching the film "Crimson Peak," I was captivated by Victorian-era fashion. That is how the idea to make an embroidered detachable collar on a satin ribbon was born. The idea is very simple to execute; all you need is patience and the desire to complement
BeginnerFreeMany people believe soutache embroidery is incredibly difficult and takes a great deal of time to learn. But that is simply not true. It is much easier than it may seem. Let’s take a step-by-step look at how it works.