Freehand machine embroidery

When I first started doing freehand machine embroidery on water-soluble fabric I made a lot of mistakes. In this post I chat about one mistake in particular. The mistake relates to drawing on water soluble fabric, a troublesome issue for many. So if you are interested in learning what I used early on (with disastrous result) and what I use now (that I know better). check it out. www.meredithwoolnough.com.au/blog

Well spring seems to be moving on a pace here in Herefordshire! The sun is shining the grass is ris, I wonder where the birdys is? Just the other day I saw my first honey bee of the season and to celebrate I thought I would make a little tutorial to show you how to do your own freehand embroidery of this most awesome of Apidae! you will need; A sewing machine. Any machine will do as long as the sewing feet are interchangeable. A freehand sewing foot and plate (see photo) If your not sure…

Sarah Becvar on Instagram: "The place has now been filled, we’re fully booked! There’s just the one place remaining at my workshop on Friday 30th August, could it be for you? What time? 9.30-4pm Where? My garden studio, just north of Lewes, East Sussex What will I learn? Freehand machine embroidery with lots of guidance and troubleshooting tips What will I make? Being an all day workshop you’ll have time to make two projects; notecards, makeup bag, bookmark, hoop artwork and more Do I…

Meredith Dale trading as Meredith Woolnough on Instagram: "Is like magic every time 🪄✨ Washing the water soluble stabiliser out of my embroideries is still my favourite part of the process. It’s the moment they come alive. ❤️ This red coral fan is my newest embroidered creation. It has been stitched with a freehand machine embroidery technique on a water soluble substrate. It’s a wonderfully simple but versatile way to make things. Once this piece is dried it will then be shadow mounted…

Francesca Kemp Textile Art creates the most beautiful pieces with freehand machine embroidery. Here, Francesca explains why she loves these three weights: 🧵80wt – Her latest addiction offers a fine finish, perfect for sketching with thread and allowing a slow build-up, ideal for fluffier projects. 🧵50wt – A trusted outliner, her go-to choice until recently. 🧵40wt – Excellent for fonts and color flooding, adding boldness and a needed pop against strong colors like orange.

Katie is a textile artist based in East Sussex, creating, designing and teaching. A published author of 'Layered and Stitched Pictures' published by Search Press, Katie loves equipping others with their own textiles skills. Specialising in freehand machine embroidery, applique, painting and needle felting, Katie has a unique technique and life like style, creating beautiful mixed media artworks.

Jo Hill on Instagram: "SURPRISE! I have just published a brand new course and it's only £25 🧵✨ This one's for all of you who want to start free-motion embroidery and would benefit from a little taster 🌼 Then when you're done, you can start my Flowers and Grasses course with a big discount 💐 Start your journey here and you'll be drawing with your sewing machine in no time 💕 Link in the bio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #johilltextiles #textiles #textilesart #textilescourse…