Materials Needed for Silk Ribbon Embroidery Star Rose Stitch
- 10 mm Silk Ribbon
- Ribbon Needle
- Fabric
- Embroidery Hoop
Step by Step Silk Ribbon Embroidery Star Rose Stitch
First thread your ribbon through your needle so your ribbon may not fray. Pull your needle from under fabric and take it upside. I see foreign bloggers use inches for measurements but I’m not much familiar with inches :) So have to tell that, for the size you see on fabric of other completed star roses, hold your ribbon at one handspan distance. If you want to make wider rose, then hold your ribbon at longer distance from fabric.
Hold you needle on ribbon as seen in picture
Just as in needle lace( I assume you know:) ), make a knot on ribbon.
Now make straight stitches on ribbon downward with 1/2 cm or 1 cm distances.
Keep making straight stitches as seen in picture.
When you have completed your threading, pierce your needle from the point you started.
Pull your needle gently downward until your un-stitched ribbon taken under fabric.
Our lovely star rose shined and blossomed finally:)
First thread your ribbon through your needle so your ribbon may not fray. Pull your needle from under fabric and take it upside. I see foreign bloggers use inches for measurements but I’m not much familiar with inches :) So have to tell that, for the size you see on fabric of other completed star roses, hold your ribbon at one handspan distance. If you want to make wider rose, then hold your ribbon at longer distance from fabric.
Hold you needle on ribbon as seen in picture
Just as in needle lace( I assume you know:) ), make a knot on ribbon.
Now make straight stitches on ribbon downward with 1/2 cm or 1 cm distances.
Keep making straight stitches as seen in picture.
When you have completed your threading, pierce your needle from the point you started.
Pull your needle gently downward until your un-stitched ribbon taken under fabric.
Our lovely star rose shined and blossomed finally:)
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