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Ribbon embroidery fabric

Ribbon embroidery fabric
Content
  1. Base requirements
  2. Species overview
  3. Nuances of choice

Ribbon embroidery has been known since ancient times. And today it is in high demand. She is found in paintings and panels, pillows and bedspreads. This type of embroidery can be done by both a beginner and a professional needlewoman. What kind of fabric is suitable for embroidery with ribbons, what requirements are imposed on it, other nuances of choice will be discussed in the article.

Base requirements

In general, ribbons can be embroidered on various fabrics. Usually the choice of material depends on the intention of the plot.

  • Many craftswomen like densely woven canvas among fabrics for embroidery with ribbons. It is quite convenient to use, since the needle with the ribbon passes easily, in addition, the canvas can be fixed on the hoop for convenience.

  • If the future picture is romantic, then the fabric in warm colors is perfect, while it is quite thin.
  • Embroidery with ribbons on linen fabrics looks very impressive... You can use both colored and natural options (various shades of gray). Large flowers look great on such materials. Sunflowers will look amazing on large weave fabric.

A small pattern will look stylish on any fabric, even velvet. But initially, you should think about the image in order to take the fabric of a certain size and shape.

If a beginner chooses which fabric is better to embroider with ribbons, then you should pay attention to the canvas or dense materials, since they are easier to work with. Experienced embroiderers can already start from personal preferences. You can even use textured, waxy or smooth options as a base.

Professionals can create real works of art using ribbons using a variety of materials, namely:

  • cotton - satin, matting, muslin, cambric or muslin;

  • linen - coarse canvas, canvases of different densities and a homogeneous base;

  • woolen - crepe, tweed, jersey;

  • artificial and synthetic - chiffon and itch;

  • mixed.

Species overview

Several types of fabrics are used for embroidery with ribbons. Let's consider each of them in more detail.

  • Canvas... Cotton mesh fabric can be used as a stencil for any type of embroidery, including ribbons. The ribbon canvas allows you to create masterpieces of varying complexity, while you can use threads and ribbons of various shades. Of course, it is the canvas that is recommended for beginners in this direction, since it is easier to calculate the arrangement of elements by squares than on a smooth surface.

  • Cotton... As you know, this is a natural fabric that has a fairly smooth surface. There is no difficulty in piercing the fabric, so the embroidery looks very neat and effective.

Since there are no outlined squares on cotton, it is better to use this option for experienced needlewomen.

  • Batiste... This material is presented in the form of a translucent thin cotton or linen fabric. It can be used as a ready-made canvas for ribbon embroidery or to create decorative trim. Since cambric is characterized by airiness and lightness, it is imperative to stretch it before embroidering in order to give the material elasticity. In this form, it will be possible to evenly embroider the conceived prints with ribbons.
  • Linen... This material is natural, which gives it a natural density. It can be embroidered with ribbons even without a hoop. Natural gray-beige shade is perfect for folk clothes. Linen clothes can be embroidered with a variety of ribbons, including silk ones.

In addition, ribbon embroidery can be done not only on plain fabrics. A wide range of prepared paintings is already on sale - a colorful drawing has already been made on the fabric. Further, according to the finished print, ribbons are embroidered. Pre-printed fabrics are in high demand as they are ideal for beginners.

Nuances of choice

To choose the right fabric for ribbon embroidery, it is recommended to pay attention to the following tips from experienced needlewomen:

  • for beginners, it is better to use linen or canvas, since they are dense and durable, it is easier to work with such materials;

  • it is better to abandon transparent materials right away, since the wrong side will be visible through them;

  • it is advisable to select the thickness of the tape and fabric so that they are comparable, then the product will look harmonious;

  • it is best to choose narrow ribbons as they look great on a variety of materials.

Ribbon embroidery is a very beautiful art that even a beginner can easily master. To make your work enjoyable, you need to choose the right fabric, as well as ribbons and needles.

Simple tips and tricks from experienced needlewomen will allow beginners to learn how to create beautiful embroidery.

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