Complete introduction of cross-stitch needle

When embroidering ordinary cross-stitch, the main stitches used in cross-stitch are cross-stitch full stitch, cross-stitch half stitch and cross-stitch edge stitch. Because the stitches of these cross-stitches are relatively simple and there are not many skills to speak of, I don't intend to introduce them. Next, I mainly introduce cross-stitch pick-up and cross-stitch rose knot embroidery.

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Cross stitch, rose knot embroidery.

1 and 14ct are embroidered with two strands, tied with three strands to form a rosette, and the embroidery thread is fixed on the back of the embroidered cloth. Thread the needle from back to front.

2. At the beginning, the embroidered heart can only span a small grid, which can be flat or oblique. Pass the needle through point B, paying attention that the thread should not be too tight, just pass through half. Thread the needle out of point A again, still don't tighten the embroidery thread. Wind the thread left outside on the needle. A Divide them with squares, and then make five or six turns clockwise. And so on. After the thread is wound, you can pull the needle out of the thread. When pulling the cable, be careful to fix it with your fingers.

Don't let the lines get out of order. After threading, tighten the thread and thread the needle from point B to the back. A little flower heart will be over. Then embroider the petals according to the above order and steps. Will embroider a rose knot. Speed of cross stitch

Cross stitch

1, first put the needle on the back of the embroidered cloth and pull out the thread for a while;

Then insert the needle into the hole you want to wear. This step is the same as the ordinary embroidery method, except that it is not necessary to pull the embroidery thread to the back of the embroidered cloth.

3. This step is the core of cross stitch. Directly aim the embroidery at the next hole to be pierced and let it be put on directly from there. In other words, our hands have been on the front of the embroidered cloth and have not left the embroidery needle.

This saves half the time. 4. After pulling the needle out of the hole, pull out the thread.

5. Repeat the second, third and fourth pieces of cloth until the embroidery thread of this color is used up.