One of my pending projects was Anita’s
chikankari embroidery SAL.Although at first, I wanted to sew it on a dress, after finishing the embroidery I
felt reluctant to use it (didn’t want to spoil such a beautiful
embroidery).Now, I’m keeping it at a safe place to be used as a reference for
future chikankari projects.
I must admit that I
was in a hurry to finish this project that maybe I didn’t practice enough.My
favourite stitches are the overcast stitch and the wave stitch filling.The
latter stitch was easier when practiced on a squared pattern but confusing when
worked on a heart shaped pattern.I made a mistake and had to rework it.The stab
stitches really play an important role to create a wave like pattern at the
back.This class was a wonderful learning experience.Thanks again, Anita.I hope
your next class will be on beaded chikankari.Ever since I started this class, I
have been searching the internet for free chikankari patterns but couldn’t find
one.If someone knows, please share it with me.
Very pretty! you've done a wonderful job Ina!
ReplyDeleteit is reall y beautiful, but isn't it difficult to work with white on white ?
ReplyDeleteYes Isabelle, it's not easy but the hard work is worth it.
DeleteBeautiful INA.
ReplyDeleteyour hand is Beautiful
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