satin ribbons 0.6 and 12 mm;
needle with a wide eye;
textile;
hoop;
regular thread to match the ribbons;
scissors.
First of all, using a plastic blank (you can do it by hand) we mark the outline of the future heart.
On mine, I decided to use two types of flowers, so I designated them with two types of designs.
I apologize for the unevenness; I am, of course, not an important artist). I decided to start with spider web roses. To embroider them, you need to make five stitches from the edge to the center with a simple thread in the form of a cobweb.
Now let's move on to the ribbons. From the center of the first web we draw a ribbon.
Now we begin to weave the thread with ribbon. To do this, we pass the ribbon over the first stitch, then under the second.
Gradually the first and second stitches will change places.
We continue this until the rosette reaches the desired size.
It is not at all necessary to make all the flowers with one ribbon. I decided to make the rest of the roses with a ribbon of a different color.
Using the same technology, we continue to make as many roses as planned.
Now you can do the rest of the flowers. To do this, draw a narrow ribbon from the line of the inner circle, and end the stitch slightly behind the line of the outer circle.
So that such a flower would not lose its beauty against the background of roses, I decided to make it two-color.
To fill the centers of these “daisies” I used the French knot ribbon embroidery technique. At the intermediate stage, the work looks something like this.
It's time to green up our meadow a little. Using a narrow green ribbon and regular sewing stitches we create leaves and stems.
It is important not just to randomly sew stitches in green, but to give the rosebud a finished look. This way the work will look much more real and attract the views of all guests. The work is ready.
This is how, at the slightest cost, you can easily build a beautiful frame yourself.
