Hand Embroidery

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Hello Friends, welcome back to my blog. Today, I am going to share with you all about embroidery. There are two types of Embroidery such as Hand Embroidery and Machine Embroidery. In this blog I am going to talk about Hand Embroidery. Hand Embroidery is the most basic and older work in Fashion Industry. Embroidery is an art and craft of decorating fabric. Embroidery can be integrate with other materials such as Pearls, Beads, Quills, and Sequins. In modern days, embroidery is usually seen on all Indian dresses, household things, wall decors, caps, hats, coats, jackets, blankets, dress, shirts, denim, dress shirts and, stockings. Embroidery available with a wide variety of Threads and Yarns in colours. There are so many shops I found in Vancouver where you can find embroidery supplies. Now let us talk about some basic techniques or Stitches of the earliest embroidery are Chain stitch, Buttonhole stitch, Running stitch and, Cross stitch. Those stitches remain the fundamental techniques of hand embroidery today. There is more hand embroidery, very famous in fashion world that is Zardosi. It is a favorite form of embroidery for palace furnishings and animal prints, and is still used to decorate special occasion garments, although the expense of the materials means that modern forms of this embroidery often use imitation gold and silver. For embroidery different kind of materials are used according to the different stitches. There are lots of different motifs used for different stitches such as flowers, birds, and etc. It depends on which embroidery is being used for which purpose. I hope you understand the importance of embroidery in fashion industry and I linked some of the stitches above so you can go and check them out on how it all works. I hope you all enjoyed this blog! I will see you soon in my another Fashion related blog. Thank you!