I’ve created this
mirror/shisha work out of flower stitch 2.
This mirrorwork is my own creation.You are not allowed to copy the tutorial and produce it as your own whether on print or electronic media, on your blog or youtube channels.You are allowed to show the finished work but please link back to this page for the tutorial.
This mirrorwork is my own creation.You are not allowed to copy the tutorial and produce it as your own whether on print or electronic media, on your blog or youtube channels.You are allowed to show the finished work but please link back to this page for the tutorial.
Divide a 4cm diameter circle into 12.Transfer
the 12 points onto the fabric.Draw straight lines connecting 2 opposite points
and passing through the center.Draw more lines to form a star.Place the mirror
(I’ve used a 1.25cm diameter mirror) in the middle and fix it with 4 straight
and 4 diagonal stitches as shown (it is better to first fix the mirror with
fabric glue).
These are the points on each petal.
Bring the needle up at the point shown (near
A).
Bring the needle under the foundation stitch and pull through.
Bring the needle under the foundation stitch
again but don’t pull through the needle yet.
Take a small stitch and bring the needle up at
A and wrap the thread under the needle.
Pull through (it is important to use the same
tension here, all around the mirror to produce beautiful, rounded center).
Go back into A and come up at B, wrap thread
under the needle and pull through.
Enter at point C.
Come up at the point below D.Bring the needle
under the foundation stitch.Pull through.
Go back under the foundation stitch.Without
pulling through, take a small stitch and come up at D.Wrap the thred under the
needle and pull through.
Repeat DE as in AB and enter fabric at C.
Continue in the same manner for the last part
of the petal.
This is the stitch, done half-way.
The completed mirror work.
To learn how this is stitched without mirror,
please click here.
Have you tried this stitch with variegated threads?.I think it'll look pretty :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anita .I'll definitely try it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Method Anita,Very Innovative,will try in my next project.Many thanks For the Post.
ReplyDeleteIt's Ina.You're mostly welcome.
DeleteAWESOME! I am going to try this in my next short tops for sure..You are so talented and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Ina,Today I tried this mirror work and posted it in my blog.I am eagerly waiting for your comments..I did this using 2 strands of silk thread.
ReplyDeleteHi i visit your site and i really like it very much very impressive work you have done.
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Hi, really very nice work
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