Monday, 20 January 2014
Sunday, 10 November 2013
aari work or tambour work
I was fascinated by aari or tambour work for quite some time.the speed of work was amazing compared to chain stitches done by hand.so i got some silk and zari thread from India and aari needles made of iron . istarted to practice on some spare cloth but every now and then the thread got unravelled and i have to start afresh.first i started with single thread ,then with two threads.but the result was not satisfactory. then i started with zari thread and it was much easier (2nd pic)
here i used some sequins also.
aari hook is very fine and after some online search i got to know that we can use 12or14 no crochet hook for the same work.this yellow wool aari work is done with 12no crochet hook.it was alot easier and i think this is also appropriate for a beginner to get hold of the movements of aari needle.
this is freeform practice with pearl cotton.if interested you can get more information here on needlenthread.com
http://www.needlenthread.com/tag/tambour-embroidery andhere
Tuesday, 22 October 2013
cream kurta
embroidery is done on yoke and sleeves.themotif is repeated except the last one on the yoke .some additions are done to the original one.kutchwork and mirrors always fascinate me especially the works on this site http://jizee6687.wordpress.com/
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Monday, 7 October 2013
Thursday, 29 August 2013
blue kurta
woven buttonhole flower,
bullion tipped lazy dazy
bullion flower
pistil stitch
woven spider wheel
the whole yoke double cast on stitches.
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