Fashionable Embroider Designs: How to Stitch Them Ourselves?
Embroidery has become an important part in today's fashion.
Wide variety of embroidery designs exists which can be seen on
nearly every wearable cloth in a man's wardrobe: T-shirts,
trousers, garments. It also takes on a large number of household
materials: bed-cloths, counterpanes, draperies etc. Various
kinds of embroidery designs can be found on the Internet. There
exists a basic systematisation of this diversity:embroider
designs can be qualified into four types.
The first one is the most exploited by embroidery lovers: the
clothing embroidery design. It includes embroidery designs on
fashion clothes, on man's wear, on children's clothes, on
women's dresses or suits. This type of design can be easily
purchased either on the Internet , or from the ordinary
embroidery shops. What makes them more attractive is that they
can be produced by the person using computerized machines or
software- first you pick up the digitized design you'd like to
stitch, download it and the machine stitches it in no time.
The second type is the logo embroidery designs, which can be
sewn onto T-shirts, sweatshirts and other garments. They can
also be ordered on the Internet. The special thing is that most
of them are done by professional embroiderers. Great care is
taken about their production: their size, shape, texts and
outlines are artfully accomplished.
The third kind of embroidery designs is the household designs.
It is developed for decoration of household materials, such as
draperies, carpets, mats, bedspreads, and so on. They also are
produced by professionals, most of all because of their great
size. And last come the embroidery designs on any other
materials and general products: such as embroidery on baseball
caps, on shoes, gloves, hats, on different personal belongings-
almost everything they can be sewn onto. This type can also be
done by stitching software or ordered on the Internet.
Whatever embroidery design you pick up, you have to be aware
how to make it. Part of the pleasure of having a pretty
embroidery on your clothes is to have done it on your own. That
is why, many people start using sewing machines, which help them
develop their embroidery skills. But there are few things to be
considered when using a machine. First of all, choose carefully
the colours of the threads which you use, and make sure you have
put threads enough to finish the whole embroidery design. After
doing this, you'd better start stitching your embroidery design
NOT on the original cloth, but on a plain fabric to set the
size, shape and outlines of your design. And remember to hoop
firmly the cloth on which you have started, otherwise you may
interrupt the stitching process. Even if clutching strictly on
these rules, there are several things which may as well go
wrong.
The first thing is what to do with the embroidery design when
it is ready. People often fuss up when it comes to sewing the
design onto the original cloth. Remember: you need to be
creative! Any place can be appropriate for a design to put on,
so don't stick just with the middle of the cloth. For example,
try sewing the design on the back of the blouse, or on the left
button corner. Asymmetry can be highly provocative and
fashionable. Many novices are confused when trying to make a
logo. Bear in mind that logos demand smaller fonts of texts
(Arial and Verdana would be most suitable as fonts ), and the
thinnest possible outline. Otherwise, you risk ruining the
effect of the discreet showing up of your logo. Black bobbin
thread or the same color thread should be used as the top when
making texts on dark fabric. Smaller objects don't need to be
outlined as it would make no difference in the final results.
One of the priorities of the smaller designs is that they are
easy to make: if you are a new-beginner, you'd better start with
making small designs, the width of 3-4.5 inches. Not having to
worry about greater objects will put you at ease with the
machine itself and would help you get accustomed to the work.
Don't panic when something gets wrong: finish the stitches and
try to edit it afterwards. Another big point to be made here is
the support of the sewing machine: you have to change the needle
frequently, also when finishing a certain design. Bearing these
tips in mind, you may start your own unique design project The
final advice I can give you is enjoy your work and create
something really beautiful!