i love fabric manipulation. Made a suede purse with that system and it was hard work but loved the results. This is beautiful. Any ideas for a bra strap cover over a bare shoulder in white organza, as to length from shoulder down front of blouse, length and width? Maybe flowers or a gathered pattern?
Hi, here I use the embroidery hoop as a guide to measuring the fabric which is approx 30cm, the same hoop is used throughout so by the end the furrowed fabric has decreased to approximately 20cm. This all depends on how you sew the trails you create which is why I didn't use and exact measurements, if the trails are sewn with a close stitch or much more pattern is added while stitching, it will completely alter the final effect of the furrowed texture and size of the sample. I hope this helps 😊
Examples of how different trails and fabric types alter the final effect: Tutorial: ruclips.net/video/TYUolHL-yWw/видео.html Tutorial: ruclips.net/video/LTUv5JeW64M/видео.html
Hi, I think it will alter the texture but it would depend on the fabric and the thickness of the fabric too I have some other videos where I have used a variety of materials with this technique.. Furrowing with cotton.. ruclips.net/video/LTUv5JeW64M/видео.html Woven Jacquard Fabric... ruclips.net/video/TYUolHL-yWw/видео.html
First time seeing this technique. Love it. Thanks for sharing.
What material would work best with techniques like this? 🥰
Very interesting technique😍
i love fabric manipulation. Made a suede purse with that system and it was hard work but loved the results. This is beautiful. Any ideas for a bra strap cover over a bare shoulder in white organza, as to length from shoulder down front of blouse, length and width? Maybe flowers or a gathered pattern?
Thank you for sharing!
Very ,very nice.
Will another Shape like heart be possible
How much extra measurement should we add to the actual measurements in the fabric for furrowing effect?
Hi, here I use the embroidery hoop as a guide to measuring the fabric which is approx 30cm, the same hoop is used throughout so by the end the furrowed fabric has decreased to approximately 20cm. This all depends on how you sew the trails you create which is why I didn't use and exact measurements, if the trails are sewn with a close stitch or much more pattern is added while stitching, it will completely alter the final effect of the furrowed texture and size of the sample. I hope this helps 😊
Examples of how different trails and fabric types alter the final effect:
Tutorial:
ruclips.net/video/TYUolHL-yWw/видео.html
Tutorial:
ruclips.net/video/LTUv5JeW64M/видео.html
@@TextilesTutorials Thanks
Can this be done without embroidery hoops?
Is it worth it having a go with a synthetic fabric? will it have the same results?
Hi, I think it will alter the texture but it would depend on the fabric and the thickness of the fabric too I have some other videos where I have used a variety of materials with this technique..
Furrowing with cotton..
ruclips.net/video/LTUv5JeW64M/видео.html
Woven Jacquard Fabric...
ruclips.net/video/TYUolHL-yWw/видео.html
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which fabric has been used ?
This is a light weight velvet fabric, hope this helps 😊