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To make it, I needed the following materials:
satin ribbons of various sizes;
hoop;
scissors;
fabric (I used tulle, but regretted it in the process);
scissors;
needle with a wide eye.
The first step is to pull the fabric on the hoop. It is important to find the face of tension at which the fabric will not sag, but it will also be possible to push it a bit so as not to tear. For the most successful outcome, it is best to outline the outline of a future embroidery fragment. I decided to start from the basket.
The best option for drawing a drawing is a felt-tip pen that is washed off with water. Blue embroider vertical lines.
Now, by the method of weaving ribbons alternately among themselves (weaving baskets) we introduce a ribbon of a different color.
I processed the edges of the basket with a stalk seam, it is very clearly visible in the photo, so I will not describe it in detail.
Getting to the embroidery of buds. To do this, in the right place we display a wide ribbon.
We retreat a little up and enter into the fabric, the left segment will be a petal.
Then, output the thread a little lower, and hide it higher. Having done this procedure from two sides, we get here such a neat bud of the future tulip.
I decided to make my tulips in different colors. I made one of the purple tulips more blooming. To do this, after embroidering the main bud, we again display the tape at the bottom, measure the distance necessary for the petal and, having pierced with a needle from above, we bring the tape down.
The final stage of embroidery will be landscaping the picture. Where you see fit, you need to make the same stitches as the last tulip petals, only with a green ribbon.
In the end, I got such a bright basket of spring flowers. I don’t even doubt that on cold winter evenings, she will cheer me up and give me warmth.
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