Miu Embroidery teaches you how to do beautiful peach blossom bird hand embroidery on a hoop with a few very simple stitches, its a touch complex, and uses just one strand. .
Chinese porcelain often depicts birds perched on a peach blossom tree. This represents both good fortune and beauty in Chinese culture. Gaiwan developed in the Ming Dynasty and gained popularity in China during the Ching Dynasty.
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How To Embroider A Bird Step By Step
- To fill in the face, use three strands of black thread to create horizontal satin stitches.
- To finish the head, use six strands of red yarn to create satin stitches. These stitches can run horizontally along the side of the head and slightly diagonally across the top of the head.
- To fill in the body, use six strands of red yarn to create vertical satin stitches.
- Using six red strands, create stitches that go the entire length of the wing.
- Using six strands of red floss, work satin stitches to fill in the tail. These stitches can run the length of the tail.
- Split stitch along the branch using 6 strands of brown.
- For the eye, add a French knot with two strands of red thread. Then use three strands of black thread to add backstitch along the legs.
- Lastly, use three strands of orange thread to create satin stitches to complete the beak.
And there you have it! A simple cardinal. I hope this helped you come up with a bird embroidery design. The best thing about this design is that you can stitch them in any color you chooseit’s not just limited to a cardinal!
If you’re looking for even more bird designs, this post has 15 different bird stitching patterns.
Birds perched on peach blossom trees are frequently depicted in Chinese porcelain. This represents both good fortune and beauty in Chinese culture. During the Ming and Ching dynasties, Gaiwan was developed and became increasingly popular in China.
With this collection of exquisite motifs, which are ideal for adorning women’s apparel and costumes, discover the depths of Indian culture. These designs capture Read More .
Welcome to Etsy Wednesday! Today, lets explore the captivating collection of Indian Motifs Machine Embroidery Designs by ArtEmbroideryDesigns.
Miu Embroidery teaches you how to do beautiful peach blossom bird hand embroidery on a hoop with a few very simple stitches, its a touch complex, and uses just one strand. .
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