![]() ![]() Then, place the larger part of the hoop over the fabric so it slots over the smaller part (you’ll probably need to unscrew it a bit so that it fits over, now that the fabric is in the mix too). Then grab the smaller piece of your hoop, place it on your work surface and lay your fabric on top, around about in the centre. To do this, unscrew your hoop and pull the two parts of the hoop apart. Without further ado, let’s jump into everything you need to get started in the world of modern embroidery.įirst things first, let's go over how to dress your hoop! ![]() ![]() This pattern is simple, gorgeous, and a great way to get started on your embroidery journey! Plus, after reading this blog, you will have all the basic beginner knowledge and techniques needed to make your first FREE modern embroidery pattern, Petal Breeze. Modern embroidery is actually a lot easier than you think, and I’m sure you’ll feel the same way after reading this blog! I have noticed lots of benefits in my time spent embroidering, and you are bound to see these benefits as well if you give it a go. Plus, it’s so lovely to have beautiful works of art to display around your home and gift to friends and family. So why do people love modern embroidery so much? A recent survey of our Maker’s Academy members found that the overwhelmingly main reason they enjoy making our crafts is for the mental health benefits.Īs Luxury embroidery makers Hand and Lock say, these mental health benefits include alleviating stress, lowering blood pressure, decreasing heart rate, being mindful, and expressing yourself. And, of course, creating patterns with a modern flair! I think of modern embroidery as a form of embroidery that is more accessible and enjoyable for us in our busy day and age. Hand embroidery is a slow craft, which is still practiced by many people worldwide, in many different forms, including modern embroidery. And just like me, so many of them have fallen head over heels in love with this amazing craft. Most of these women were beginners when we started, and they’ve transformed into confident makers and made hundreds of amazing pieces. I’ve taught hundreds of lovely women how to embroider since I opened the Maker’s Academy earlier this year. Well, you’ll be pleased to know that it’s totally achievable to stitch beautiful things, even as a beginner! Have you noticed so many beautiful embroidery creations popping up on Instagram and Pinterest and thought oooh I’d love to try that but it looks too hard? ![]()
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