"Family Collection" continues to focus on the "I am an Inheritor of Intangible Cultural Heritage" weekend special. In yesterday's program, under the guidance of Yang Qian, the inheritor of Mingyue Mountain linen embroidery, an intangible cultural heritage of Yichun City, we experienced the embroidery method and stitching method of double-sided heterochromatic embroidery. After some experience, what will this part of our embroidery look like?
I finally found some feeling, and covered the yellow thread with red thread, but looking at the embroidered appearance, it really lacks some beauty.
The red silk thread on this side looks fine, but turn it over and let's take a look at the yellow part, good guy, this side is even more shapeless, compared with the previously embroidered petals, the part embroidered by Jiang Yue is not only uneven, but even reveals the background color, as if it was messed in.
We understand the principle of double-sided heterochromatic embroidery clearly, but how to get started with this gradient color, Jiang Yue tried several times and couldn't get the needle in the exact position. Yang Qian introduced that the gradient stitching method is chaotic and orderly, and the long and short needles are staggered in order to embroider a smart sense of art.
Although today we are experiencing the advanced version of double-sided embroidery with upgraded technology, Yang Qian said that all its techniques can be shared, because in her opinion, whether it is double-sided heterochromatic embroidery or three-sided embroidery, everyone has different techniques and understanding, whether it is a novice or a veteran, practice makes perfect.