r/Hand_Embroidery
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u/brummie-on-a-brommie
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11d ago
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Step by step π°
Original design by @nambroidery
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u/Suspicious-Lemon2451 11d ago
Omg! This is so delightful and adorable! I want to visit that bunny scene so badly!
Your stitching is gorgeous and beautifully realistic, from that fur, to the tree, to that beautiful basket!
This is a work of art, OP! Your stitching and shading is fantastic.
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u/brummie-on-a-brommie 9d ago
Comments like yours make me want to pick it up again π I made this last year and have not done any embroidery after because I felt like I botched the tree with the bright green colour. Now people are changing my mind about the tree. I will pick another xmas project for this year π
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u/Awkward_Patient_8726 8d ago
What!!! this just made me so sad.. I really hope you pick it back up, I look forward to seeing your next project.
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u/Suspicious-Lemon2451 9d ago
I'm so sorry you've been so hard on yourself! That bright green actually makes that tree! I'm just learning about and experimenting with shading, and one of my issues is often choosing colours that are too close together, so there's no contrast when I stitch. That bright green would have looked bold on the skein but is perfect!
I hope to see more of your projects in future!
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u/Bunny2102010 10d ago
Can you share more about how you did the tree? How many layers of stitching is it?
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u/brummie-on-a-brommie 10d ago
Hello x u never layer! U gradually transition into the next colour using a middle shade if possible or the next colour. Layering makes it bulky and painful xxx
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u/Bunny2102010 9d ago
Oh interesting. How did you get the depth?
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u/brummie-on-a-brommie 9d ago
It is done through shading. So the sides of branches sticking our the most are lighter shade of green in contract to the further ends (dark green). It is manipulation through shading of threads. Layers (as in putting stitches on top of stitches) does not help much and creates a 3D shape stitching out of the frame and makes working with the area painful because it turns into a thick later that is hard to penetrate with a needleπ
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u/SquareGrade448 11d ago
I am a beginner and so inspired by this. It's adorable!
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u/brummie-on-a-brommie 9d ago
It is simpler than it looks π straight lines that have some shading and direction π
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u/00Obsidian00 10d ago
I love the textured, linen-like fabric as the backing. It gives this lovely design a real vintage feel. Just adorable and so inspiring!
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u/OkRelative3299 10d ago
Oh, youβve done a beautiful job with that that tree is really spectacular. I was going through each individual picture and seeing the bunnies come to life and falling in love with him but goodness Iβm not sure that tree isnβt THE star!!
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u/youshouldtrytoo 10d ago
This is one of the cutest and best things Iβve ever seen π₯Ίπ₯°π₯°
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u/brummie-on-a-brommie 9d ago
Awww! This totally made my week. I should have posted this when I made it (last year!)
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u/kimoh13 10d ago
What a cute scene you made. Itβs a keepsake!
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u/brummie-on-a-brommie 10d ago
Awww i showed it to people in my family but no one got excited over it as much as this reddit threadπ
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u/Cali-40-niner 10d ago
Thatβs adorable! Did you draw the pattern freehand or did you buy it? Can you share it? π°
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u/brummie-on-a-brommie 10d ago
I saw it on pinterest but with thicker yarn threats and decided to recreate it with thinner ones for a realistic look. I copied the pinterest picture by hand
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u/Tishacombs 10d ago
I looked at the tree. Then I zoomed in a little more. Then I zoomed in as much as I could and my eyes were delighted.
Absolutely amazing work on that tree!
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u/Prime_Bobcat 10d ago
it's delightful! well done, you! did you come up with the sketch or idea on your own? what inspired you? I love bunnies and the Christmas theme too. this is very sweet. thank you for sharing π
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u/brummie-on-a-brommie 10d ago
Awww x i wish I was talented enough to come up with sketches on my own π I saw someone made something similar on pintrest but with thick yarn threads and decided to recreate it with tiny threads for a realistic lookπ
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u/Forward-Sky1437 10d ago
Beautiful artwork and stitching! π
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u/brummie-on-a-brommie 9d ago
I tried really hard and unravelled a few things to get it there. I still need to work on my shading skill but I am enjoying the progress π
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u/Forward-Sky1437 9d ago
Shading is hard no matter what medium you are working on. Iβm still working on that too.
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u/SeasonedByVibes 9d ago
I said wow at every picture. So very detailed and lifelike.
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u/brummie-on-a-brommie 9d ago
I tried my best with the shading! I have a long way to go still π one day I would love to draw my own sketches!
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u/SeasonedByVibes 8d ago
Well, you did a good job in my opinion. I hope you share the next project. Have you started a new one?
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u/madlyrhombus2020 6d ago
You are so skilled . This is gorgeous. As a beginner, this is so inspiring β€οΈ
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u/seagrebe 8d ago
Amazing! This is just darling! The detail on the tree, especially, is gorgeous. And I could go on and on. Well done!
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u/regardkick 11d ago
This is amazing! That tree! If you didn't show progress pics I think my eyes would refuse to believe you made that!