✔️ Embroidery
Before defining embroidery, it is better to get familiar with embroidery. Bands are hand-woven or machine-woven and made of gold, silver, silk and other precious threads.< /p>
After the tuning to make the sewing more beautiful, the embroidery is done in two ways:
1. Inside the fabric ( seam fitting)
2. To the outside of the fabric (facing)
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embroidery is more suitable for heavy fabrics; Fabrics such as cashmere, velvet, or mahout, which have a high weight capacity and do not fall apart by sewing a thick band on them. The choice of each of the above two methods depends on the individual's taste and which of the two methods has the necessary harmony and proportion with the work. In some cases, the patch must be sewn between the fabric and the lining (seam patch), and sometimes the patch is applied after the lining is finished.
✔️ Types of embroidery
✔️ Embroidered fabric inward
After you have lined the work, it is time to fix the patch on the fabric with thread and needle to know its exact place. The important point in sewing the patch is to do the work so that there is no point. He did not leave the intended place without a fix. This work is called overlapping.
✔️ Embroidery to the outside of the fabric
In this embroidery method, it is necessary to keep in mind some points mentioned in the previous method. The difference between these two methods is that to sew the patch on the outside of the fabric, when you have lined it, you must attach the patch to the fabric with a sewing needle and fix it in place. In this method, according to the instructions of the previous method, cover it at the end.
In the next step, stitch it tangentially from the edge of the lining to the fabric. Your stitches should be visible from the back on the ply tape. Go through the steps again as before.
For more beauty, tassels can also be used in the corners. Some fittings are thermal and are attached to the fabric using an iron.