I started embroidery few days ago.self taught .I want to try pet portrait embroidery.I want to buy and try your book,as a beginner like me,do you think I can try it?
Hi there! Yes! The great thing about these patterns is that they use fundamental beginning stitches like back stitch, split back stitch, outline stitch and couching - and Michelle gives great instructions for these stitches. Depending on how much of a beginner you are - you might consider starting with her first project - the Outlined Portraits. She also has exercise's on thread-painting to practice creating the fur before committing to a full project. Also, the most important part about choosing a pattern as a beginner - is that you're motivated to do it! If it's something you think you'll be excited to work on - the more likely you are to do it. For embroidery - the more you do it, the more consistent your stitches will become.
Hi. I love your work. I am a quilter. I'm wondering if I can translate this into free motion machine quilting embroidery. I could still use a hoop but I would turn it the opposite way on the sewing machine bed so it would lay flat and free motion embroidery the colors. Do you think your information could translate into this for me?
Ooo I like the way you're thinking! Agreed, you would need turn the work face down to do bobbin work to get the same effect because this uses multiple strands of embroidery floss to achieve the stitch definition that comes with embroidery. The book is essentially thread painting by hand. Michelle does go into detail on how to layer the colors to get a realistic look fur and so in that regard, the book would be helpful.
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I started embroidery few days ago.self taught .I want to try pet portrait embroidery.I want to buy and try your book,as a beginner like me,do you think I can try it?
Hi there! Yes! The great thing about these patterns is that they use fundamental beginning stitches like back stitch, split back stitch, outline stitch and couching - and Michelle gives great instructions for these stitches. Depending on how much of a beginner you are - you might consider starting with her first project - the Outlined Portraits. She also has exercise's on thread-painting to practice creating the fur before committing to a full project. Also, the most important part about choosing a pattern as a beginner - is that you're motivated to do it! If it's something you think you'll be excited to work on - the more likely you are to do it. For embroidery - the more you do it, the more consistent your stitches will become.
Какая красота, какая реалистичность, какое мастерство! Преклоняюсь перед мастерицей! Браво!!!! Умничка! Желаю здоровья, дальнейших творческих успехов, признаний!
I just bought your book today. I cant wait to try this! What a lovely way to celebrate your pet.
The best animal embroidery i ever seen, just ordered your book, can't wait to see your book that will arrive next week.
Tag us on Instagram with your make when you finish! We'd love to see! @ctpublishing
Michelle's work is sooooo wonderful!
Couldn't agree more!
gorgeous portraits
I would like to buy such fantastic book. Where can I do it? ❤
Can you please Share which model is your Wacom one tablet that you mentioned in your book? Pls
How do I order your book and how much is it in Canada?
Hi. I love your work. I am a quilter. I'm wondering if I can translate this into free motion machine quilting embroidery. I could still use a hoop but I would turn it the opposite way on the sewing machine bed so it would lay flat and free motion embroidery the colors. Do you think your information could translate into this for me?
Ooo I like the way you're thinking! Agreed, you would need turn the work face down to do bobbin work to get the same effect because this uses multiple strands of embroidery floss to achieve the stitch definition that comes with embroidery. The book is essentially thread painting by hand. Michelle does go into detail on how to layer the colors to get a realistic look fur and so in that regard, the book would be helpful.