Silk Ribbon Embroidery

  SLOW STITCHING  USING SILK RIBBONS AS THE BASE The sheen and the colours in the Ribbon adds to the Boho Style A Continuing Project for Myself with Images from the Boho Bliss Fabric Panel. The plan is to add the finished piece into a Fabric Book which will include other pages of Embroidery Styles.  I have items tucked away from my earlier days of Embroidery,  back to my first attempts as a child, all in one safe place, maybe a  keepsake for my Granddaughter.  At this time the Fabric Panel is not available as a Single Purchase. https://caroldaisycrafts.etsy.com/listing/1590365565 Slow Stitching Project Limited Stocks https://caroldaisycrafts.etsy.com/listing/1765392714 Boho Bliss Journal Inspiration Pack  Apologies to all for not being on this Blog for quite sometime. Feel so  disillusioned with world affairs   like so many others.  The Australia Post Still unable to Ship to USA. I am still Designing putting new Packs together of late. N...

  As a part of the Vintage Garden Collection I have designed a Journal  Cover staying in line with the Fabric Panels and Set of 4. Just love these sweet birds and always have been a fan  of Hydrangeas.  Using the smaller prints for Snippets or Tags. When our mind is struggling to find Inspiration, look no further than Nature itself, It is in everything around us. Plants, Sunrises, Flowers, Birds, Insects, helping us with colour combinations, patterns, themes. A quiet time in Nature with make your heart sing.

My Latest Fabric Designs are in the form of an  Allover Print / Collage.  The option is there is  to use the whole panel or cut into sections  and use in smaller projects or Journaling.  Into Shabby Chic, there are two designs to choice from. Victorian Cherubs and Angels, or Everything coming up Roses with the Shabby Bliss Roses.  Daisies, Protea and Lavender, Vintage Garden, Boho Blue or French Fashion.  I have ideas for working with these myself, and hope  this can influence your Muse. 

  NEW RANGE OF FABRICS ARRIVING SOON I have changed my style a little from previous Designs. Thoughts being that the Allover Prints can be  used in  many ways as cut pieces for Textile Arts, Journaling, Scrapbooking, Slow Stitching etc.  Features in these Fabrics are numerous, and should be Inspiration for your Creativity. Some already have a Set of 4 Matching Prints that can be used for Quilting, Journal Covers, etc. Others will be added soon once completed.  Birds, Flowers, Fashion, Vintage, Gardens, Boho. Shabby Chic, Roses, Angels and Cherubs.  Stay Tuned will Post once the stocks are Loaded on my Etsy Store Or Follow me on Facebook or Pinterest.  Carol Daisy

  Carol Daisy Crafts Blog! will be more of a focus for me now as I get to spend more time crafting. I shall spend time filming videos of SRE Stitch tutorials to add to the posts on the Silk Ribbon Embroidery site hopefully making them easier to follow. Should my SRE blog have had a positive influence on your Embroidery skills, and you would love to find more ways to put your knowledge to work, please join me on the Carol Daisy Crafts Blogspot. As an Aquarian, I have a creative side and a desire to discover new possibilities. Silk Ribbon Embroidery has been a love of mine but my inquisitive nature has taken me to discover more, including ways of adding SRE to other projects. I would really love for you to join me on this journey and hopefully discover interests and Inspiration for yourselves. Finding a feeling of peace in the Therapy of Crafting . Unleash your creativity and imagination as I share my crafting journey through various forms of textile arts and embroi...

Detached Chain Stitch No. 2 Satin - n - Cream  Detached Chain Flower spray  perfect for  any Bridal Accessories. Detached Chain Stitch  is executed in much the same  way as Lazy Daisy. It is best if you only use between 2 and  4 mm  ribbons in this stitch.  The wider ones are more difficult to shape. The material may be held in an Embroidery Hoop  or free in the hand.  Most of my students  have  found it easier to use the  hoop to begin with, leaving both hands free to work the ribbon. When using a hoop it is difficult to take the  needle  diagonally  across the fabric.  The fabric being taut your fingers will suffer, and I am sure you won't want to leave  blood stains on your work.  If doing this free hand take care that the fabric  is not gathering  as you stitch. When using the ribbon I personally prefer the  ribbon...