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INSTRUCTIONS ONLY Digital file, without beads. Left-Handed

Fans: Couture Hand Bead Embroidery

 

Download this online instruction booklet. Ready to use immediately in the comfort of your own home.

NO BEADS ARE INCLUDED. PURCHASE A BEAD KIT SEPARATELY OR USE YOUR OWN BEADS

 

Colour: Blue Fabric & silver beads

Size: 15cm X 15cm (6” x 6”)

Skill Level: Beginners & Enthusiasts.

This is a hand bead embroidery project. (Using a needle)

 

Learn how to combine thread work surface stitch embroidery with bead embroidery.

Hand Bead embroidery techniques with a needle are used to stitch beads to plain fabric in a design.

Using a needle, fill in areas with thread work then embellish with beads, rhinestones, and sequins.

Included:

  • Booklet: Finished project photo cover page, Design Pattern BW, Color Key
  • Bead & Materials shopping list:  description & quantities needed to complete this kit
  • How to transfer an embroidery design to fabric
  • Starting & finishing stitches.
  • Step by step instructions Hand Bead Embroidery techniques with diagrams & photos

 

You will need to supply:

  • 1 x 18” x 16” min roller bar / slate frame
  • 2 x meters x 3cm cotton webbing for side lacings
  • 2 x quick grip clamp 15” Irwin brand

 

Techniques:

  • Transferring pattern to fabric.
  • How to put fabric on a frame
  • Starting and finishing techniques
  • Using a needle, embroider with metallic thread to create an embroidered lower layer and then add beads & sequins.
  • Couture hand bead embroidery techniques: Chain stitch, bead loop, running stitch & centre seed bead anchor, lapped sequin methods, rhinestone method.
  • Finally, make your finished bead embroidered piece into cuffs for a garment or frame as an artwork.

Fan Bead Embroidery PATTERN & INSTRUCTIONS ONLY, No beads

$29.99Price
  • These Beading DIGITAL Instruction Kits & Bead Packs have been exclusively designed by Karen Torrisi. Designs, photos & instructions are the intellectual property of Karen Torrisi and are not to be reproduced or used as teaching material without prior permission of Karen Torrisi.

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