How should cross stitch be embroidered, and how to keep the direction of the crimp consistent?

This one is very simple, you embroider one side of the embroidery, and then turn back to embroider the other side, such as embroidering one, then this one, you remember that this direction is on the top, then embroider this direction first, one embroidery, and then come back to embroider this direction.

Of course, sometimes you will encounter a grid that can't be changed, so don't worry about embroidering in this direction first, don't pull the thread tight, and then go under it to embroider in this direction.

It's a bit of a twist, I don't know if you understand, hehe.

Embroider one stitch for each grid, and then go back after repairing a row and embroider another stitch for each grid.

Every row is in the same direction! And as long as you count the lattice before embroidering, the second stitch will follow the embroidery, and you don't need to embroider a few times for a lattice, and the efficiency will rise greatly

Generally, when buying cross-stitch, a "Stitch Introduction" will be placed in the packaging bag, in which 1 2 rust can keep the direction of the crimping consistent. It is a diagonal approach, ...... firstAnd then back again.

I'm just talking about it from my usual experience, and I don't know if you can understand it, and your ability to express words is limited, hehe.

There is a rust method. You suggest that you start with the longest needle in the middle. It's easy to rust.

Embroider a row in the same direction first, and then embroider in the opposite direction, and then downward.

Embroider a row of the same direction first, and then embroider the other direction

Hide the thread in the middle of the embroidered clothBecause when mounting, the embroidery cloth should be cleaned, and the embroidery cloth and thread are cotton and shrinkage, so it is necessary to have six long threads under the stitches, so you can't see it. On the front, the order of the cross must be consistent when embroidering, which needle is embroidered first, and the back is consistent, so that it is very smooth; On the back, you can use the thread embroidered on the back without knotting it, and press the thread with the thread embroidered on the back to be beautiful and smooth.

Feed the needle from the lower right hole to the lower left hole, then bring it up and feed the needle from the upper right to the upper left hole, and then from the lower right hole directly to the lower left hole of the second grid, and so on.

The direction should be the same, embroider first, embroider later, and then you can ask the shopkeeper who sells cross-stitch. Or go online to see how to embroider and stitch cross-stitch.

Many novices who embroider cross-stitch are very worried when they first start to embroider cross-stitch, and do not know where to start, the first stitch should start from the very edge, or from the middle or other corners, Zhenhuan cross-stitch brand experts tell us that the first stitch of cross-stitch should start from the center of the embroidery cloth!

Fold the embroidered cloth horizontally and vertically to find the intersection point, which is the center point of the embroidered cloth, insert a needle, or pass through a line, or embroider a needle, and mark it. The center of the work is found, and it can be embroidered according to your preferences from **. In the process of embroidery, the following points need to be noted:

1.Some designs can be clearly seen that they should be embroidered from the beginning.

2.Start in the middle of the day, so you can be sure that all the rest of the work won't go off the center. And in many designs, the middle part is generally the most attractive part of the design.

3.The direction of the stitch also determines the starting point. Try to get your needle through a hole with the least amount of thread and through a hole with more thread.

For example, someone already has a form on their embroidery: the next step should be to start in the upper left corner of the design.

, the cross stitch thread on the back.

Don't tie the knot, the cross-stitch picture of the knot will be uneven and not good-looking when framed. When embroidering, it is best to keep the back side all parallel lines, that is, |thread, of course, it is not easy to do this, constantly remind yourself when embroidering, and slowly the embroidery will get better and better.

2. When embroidering the picture, it should be noted that the direction of the stitches must be consistent, that is to say, if you embroider first, and then embroider, then this cross-stitch picture must be embroidered in this order, so that the embroidered cross-stitch picture looks neat and beautiful.

The thread is generally 8 meters long and has 6 strands. The general embroidery only needs to be embroidered with 2 strands, and if there are special requirements, there will generally be instructions on the embroidery drawing. It is best to cut the cross-stitch thread into 50cm-60cm long, embroider in 2 strands of the strip, if it is cut too long, it is easy to knot, and it is too short and too wasteful.

4. Don't stretch the cross-stitch thread on the back for a long distance at one time. Some friends are afraid of the trouble of changing the thread, and often pull a long distance of a color thread on the back of the cross-stitch drawing. In fact, this method is not advisable, one is because it is a waste of thread, but because it will be ugly when framed.

When I embroider the picture, usually more than 4 squares, I will press the cross-stitch thread from the back, cut it, and then start to embroider again, so that the cross-stitch product will be much more beautiful.

When the thread is embroidered until there is a thread hole left, the needle and thread are withdrawn, and another embroidery thread is worn, and after pressing, the needle is threaded out of the thread hole, and you can continue to embroider down.

The full needle embroidery method (x) is first put on by mesh 1, then worn by mesh 2, then worn by mesh 3, then worn by mesh 4, then put on by mesh 5, then by mesh 2, then by mesh 3, then by mesh 6, and so on.

Half-needle embroidery (1 2x)Half-needle embroidery is made up of a diagonal line, that is, half of the full needlework.

Quarter embroidery needlework is made up of half of the diagonal, if you want the remaining part of the edge square to express different colors, you need to have needlework to express.

Three-quarter embroidery (1 2x) 3 4 embroidery is composed of a complete diagonal and half a diagonal to form the shape of a "human".

The first needle of the back needle embroidery method (edge line) comes up from the mesh 1, and then goes down from the mesh 2; The second needle comes up from the mesh 3, then goes down from the mesh 2, and then goes up and back to the mesh 3 from the mesh 4, except for the first needle, each other stitch is returned to the mesh that was originally worn in the way of returning the needle. The return needle is generally used to embroider threads, contours and letters.

Francis holds the needle up to the 1 position and threads it, wraps the thread around the needle, and inserts the needle into the 2 position. Hold the end of the thread with your non-embroidery fingers, tighten the knot, and then thread the needle through the fabric and hold the thread until it must be loosened. If you tie a large knot, you can increase the number of strands of the line appropriately, but only wrap it once.

Do cross-stitch can not be knotted, my general pressure line is to leave a centimeter of thread in front of the two grids, and then embroider normally, the thread is naturally pressed below, then the last thread fast embroidery play on the reverse side of the bar The remaining thread passes through the embroidered place, the elastic grasp is good, and the thread is cut off with small scissors, and it's good. Forgive me for not **, I'm really sorry. I hope you can read it.

<> use a needle to hook into the embroidered X-shaped line to hide the thread, no knots, so it does not affect the appearance.

。。。Just go through the middle of a thread that you have passed through the previous time, cut it, and tie it in a knot. The computer does not work**.

Cross-stitch: This is the easiest way I've ever seen to crimp the beginning of the stitch, is it really strong?