• Embroidering pansies in a cross field
• Pansies embroidery scheme

There is probably no one who does not love Pansies. These beautiful and unique flowers are pleasing to the eye with their bright purple flowers. In ancient times, they were ascribed properties that could enchant the senses of love. Just sprinkle pansies on your sleeper's eyes and he or she will fall in love with you forever. How do you make sure that these flowers never wilt and always grace a room? There is only one way - their technique of cross-stitch embroidery. That's what this article is about.

Embroidering pansies in a cross field

The first diagram showing these unusual colours is of several flowering plants. The rather austere pattern on the sides of the pansies, slightly shading them and making them look best on the head. The vibrant cross-stitch embroidery thread adds brightness to the whole bouquet. One difficulty in the job that can be is using black linen. And this is because with prolonged eye contact with the colour they can get bored very quickly and not be able to embroider any further. the size of the canvas is one hundred and twenty-five centimetres, and the thread is used in an amount of eighteen pieces.

The finished product is recommended to be set in the desired colour or contrasting print and then hung on the wall or presented as a gift to friends.

Using the following cross embroidery example, you can decorate your home textiles. For example, embroidered pansies on reclining cushions. Well, always puts you in a spring mood. Take a canvas and fold it in half four times to determine the centre of the pattern. Mark the centre with a washable felt-tip pen. For beginners, we recommend splitting the canvas into traditional boxes. This way you won't get tangled up and make mistakes that could lead to lost threads.

The colour of the embroidery in the cross area is common, so use full-thickness floss and divide it in half. Prepare thirty to eighty centimetres of thread and thread it into the needle. Do not knot the thread in any way to secure it. Finish the patch when a few stitches have been made. Insert the needle from the wrong side and bring it to the face, leaving a small edge. Then return the needle to its place and tighten the loop at the small tip.

You can embroider a picture from any industry you like. It can be in the centre or in a corner of the fabric. The crosses were made in the following way: the needle was printed from the centre to the surface, and then the thread was stretched diagonally to make the stitch. As a result they were created to cross the floor. Then again on the wrong side the threads come out from the bottom right. Repeat these loops until the desired row length. To finish the strand and without knots, simply pull the yarn horizontally under the loop and trim it off. When I wake up to embroider pansies, here's a figure with a careful eye on both sides and knots. It is true if the image is smooth and accurate, both on the wrong side and on the front.
The last stitch of the pansies embroidery is a pattern showing the titular bouquet in a transparent vase. This figure will not be difficult to embroider, even for beginner cavaliers.

Here is a gallery showing these beautiful flowers in various arrangements. From this list you are sure to choose the one that most resembles your embroidery.

Pansies embroidery scheme