This is the second part of the stumpwork tutorial.
In the centre of the pansy I pierced the fabric with a needle, than with an awl.
This is the first back petal. The metal wire goes through the hole to the backside of the fabric.
The wire is pulled till it has completely disappeared.
I flattened the petal against the fabric and held it tightly.
At the same time I bent the wire sharply upwards in the same direction as the petal is.
I secured it with tiny stitches and machine thread.
I "opened" the hole again with a needle and pierced the next wire through the hole.
All five wires have been secured. I will not cut them yet.
The front looks now like this.
I bent the wires in the opposite direction to make sure the petals can't move anymore.
I secured them for the second time and cut the wires.
The heart of the pansy is a french knot, embroidered with 6 strands of DMC coton with one wrap.
Beautiful! Thanks for the tute.
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Your pansy is amazing and so very pretty. Thank you for sharing your technique. Joyful stitching...
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Excellent tutorial and the pansy turned out fabulous!
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ReplyDeletethank you for this great tutorial. Your pansy looks amazing.
Hugs,
Susanne
Oh my gosh, this is wonderful and your tutorial fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your encouraging comment about my finally getting the whipped wheel stitch. Now I want to try a pansy!!
I love your work really beautiful. Much inspiration here for me to learn from.
FlowerLady Lorraine
Marjolein - Thank you so much for your beautiful blog - you share so much helpful information, and your embroidery is awesome - you are very gifted :) Thank you!
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