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我的十字绣 之一 tulip trio 41x30cm

出品：dimensions公司的gold collection


套件包括绣布、绣图、各色绣线


按照说明将线束和线板对照起来




按照说明分理各色绣线，穿到线板上

爱上十字绣 之三

单针 single


连针 block


勾边 back stitch

爱上十字绣 之二

Before Stitching

It will make your work much easier if you 'grid' the fabric before commencing cross stitch. This will take a little time, but is well worth the effort. Using a single strand of thread, Mark out a grid of tiny crosses, each two stitches high by two stitches wide, with the verticals and horizontals being ten rows apart, as shown below. Run your thread loosely from one cross to another at the back. Only mark these crosses in the area to be worked and not in the background, and make sure that you snip and remove each cross as you come to it when actually working the piece.

How to Start

When using a single strand doubled over
Pull the thread from the skein, twice the length you desire for stitching - approximately one metre would be about right. Now select a single strand and pull it gently from the six. Double the strand and thread the two free ends through the needle as shown. Starting from the back of the fabric, stitch upwards through the fabric at the beginning of the first stitch, then down through the fabric in the hole diagonally up from the first hole to complete the first half of your cross. After pulling the needle through the fabric, pass it through the loop in your thread at the back of the fabric. Pull gently on the thread until it tightens onto the fabric without buckling. Now continue the row of half crosses.

When using one or more strands (including two strands that have been cut and have no loop)
There are two ways to start. One is to hold a length of thread 2.5 cm or 1 in at the back of the work and overstitch it as you stitch along the row. The diagram below shows what the reverse side of the work will look like.

Alternatively, you may prefer to tie a loose knot in the end of the thread and, commencing a short distance away from where your first stitch will start and in the direction you will be stitching, stitch downwards through the fabric leaving the knot on top of the fabric. Pass across to your starting point and begin stitching, oversewing the loose strand at the back of your work. Snip off the knot when you are satisfied that the thread at the back of the work is held securely in place.

Stitching a Horizontal Row

Work half crosses, that is, bottom right to top left or bottom left to top right diagonal stitches along the row for the whole length of that area of colour, then stitch back in the opposite direction to work, left to right or right to left. The choice is yours, but it must be maintained consistently throughout the entire design.

Stitching a Vertical Row

Work each cross individually. This also applies when working a diagonal row.

Finishing a Thread

The back of your work will consist of vertical rows of stitches. To finish off a thread neatly, stitch through these back-of-work stitches in a single vertical line, one stitch passing through to the right, the next one to the left and so on for four or five stitches. The work will not come undone, and your finishing off will scarcely be visible.

Backstitching

Backstitching is a form of highlighting, usually done using one strand of cotton only. There are cases, however, where two strands may be required. This will always be indicated on your chart. Backstitching is indicated on the chart by a heavier line that can be solid, dotted, dashed, wiggly, etc. indicating which shade of thread is required.

To start backstitching, run through a few stitches at the back of the work, finishing where you wish to commence, then re-stitch through the last stitch again.

Start backstitching by coming up through the fabric, then move forward one stitch on the right side. Go through the fabric, coming up again one stitch back from where you came up the first time; stitch down into the same hole you originally came up through. That is forward one on top of the fabric, backwards two below the fabric, forwards one on top, and so on along the line.

Fractional Stitches

The diagrams below show how you work a half cross stitch, a quarter cross stitch and a three-quarter cross stitch.

爱上十字绣 之一

Thread the tapestry needle with the specified color and number of embroidery floss strands. Make threading easier by gently twisting the strand ends together.


Pull 3 to 4 inches of embroidery floss through the eye of the tapestry needle. Leave this tail the same length throughout your project.

Position the threaded needle at the back of the fabric and bring the needle up all the way through at your starting point, leaving about 1 inch of floss at the back of your work. Hold this thread at the back of the fabric and work your first few stitches over it to secure.


Do a half cross-stitch by bringing the needle up through one hole in the fabric and then down through the hole that is diagonal and to the right of it.


Do a cross-stitch by first making a half cross-stitch and then making another half cross-stitch in the opposite direction. The second half cross-stitch crosses over the first so that an "X" is formed.

Do a backstitch by bringing the needle up through one hole. Go backward over the indicated number of threads, then push the needle down through the appropriate hole in the fabric. Finally, bring the needle up the same number of threads ahead of your starting point. Repeat.