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Manoeuvre sakura
•Cherry Blossoms•🌸 The word Manoeuvre means to manipulate things skillfully in order to achieve an end and sakura is a japanese name for cherry blossoms.
This collection comprises of certain textile manipulation and surface ornamentation techniques like tucks, ruffles, smocking, embroidery etc.
•Cherry Blossoms•🌸 The word Manoeuvre means to manipulate things skillfully in order to achieve an end and sakura is a japanese name for cherry blossoms.
This collection comprises of certain textile manipulation and surface ornamentation techniques like tucks, ruffles, smocking, embroidery etc.
Manoeuvre sakura🌸
•Cherry Blossoms•
Technique used : Pin Tucks
PinTucks made easy with the invention of the Sewing machine, were very popular as ornamentation in the latter half of the 19th century.
•Cherry Blossoms•
Technique used : Pin Tucks
PinTucks made easy with the invention of the Sewing machine, were very popular as ornamentation in the latter half of the 19th century.
Manoeuvre sakura🌸
•Cherry Blossoms•
Technique used : French Knots
(Embroidery)
The French knot is one of several knotted stitches used in surface embroidery and produces a knot similar to colonial knots. This stitch has a reputation for being one of the most difficult but is actually quite simple to work once you get the hang of it.
•Cherry Blossoms•
Technique used : French Knots
(Embroidery)
The French knot is one of several knotted stitches used in surface embroidery and produces a knot similar to colonial knots. This stitch has a reputation for being one of the most difficult but is actually quite simple to work once you get the hang of it.
Manoeuvre sakura🌸
•Cherry Blossoms•
Technique used :Canadian Smocking
Canadian smocking is also called as North American Smocking. In this type textural effect is created on the front side of the fabric. No pleating is required for Canadian smocking. A grid is drawn or designed on the back of the fabric. Later it is used to create the three dimensional effect on the front side of the fabric.
•Cherry Blossoms•
Technique used :Canadian Smocking
Canadian smocking is also called as North American Smocking. In this type textural effect is created on the front side of the fabric. No pleating is required for Canadian smocking. A grid is drawn or designed on the back of the fabric. Later it is used to create the three dimensional effect on the front side of the fabric.
