All the designs below can be printed in any size by re-sizing the image. These designs can be used as buttas, on sleeves or in the neckline of the blouses. To know more about how to trace the designs and transfer it to the fabric, please check my prev blogs.
Print these on A3 size paper and keep the sleeves (paper cutting) and transfer the design. The designs can be filled with suitable stitches or as per individual taste. These designs can be used for short or elbow length sleeves. The size can be increased or decreased as per the requirement. Buy Aari Work Material Online – www.knottythreadz.com
These handmade latkans add a beautiful look to the embroidered blouses especially with deep necks. They can also be in lehengas and half sarees. Though ready latkans are available at cheaper cost they can never match these gorgeous handmade tassels. The advantage is they match perfectly with the blouse because they are worked on the same fabric. Using similar stitches as in the blouse with just make it perfect combo. Different shapes like Mango, Elephant, Peacock, Round, Butterfly, Triangle, Bell, Tear Drop, Eye Shapes etc can be made. Creativity has no boundary so you can just try what ever you…
These designs can be printed in the required size to suit the garment. After printing the design on the paper it can be traced on a tracing sheet to make perforations. I have already explained 2 methods that can be used to transfer the design on the fabric, check the link below in case you have missed that post. Design Transfer Techniques Check Knotty Threadz Online Store for Aari or Maggam Work Materials. Buy Yellow Carbon to transfer the design to the fabric.
Being a Designer I always aim at designing the best for my clients. But when it comes to designing blouses for myself it was not that easy as I thought. Though I was clear in my head about what I wanted it was’nt easy. But I did it.. Check the video below to see my wedding blouses totally my taste of embroidery. Also Subscribe to my Channel Knotty Threadz on Youtube.
Crochet heals for so very many reasons. But today I want to highlight one key reason: focusing on the craft in your hands gets you out of your own head! BREAKING THE CYCLE OF RUMINATION When you are dealing with almost any chronic illness, mental or physical, you run the risk of having your mind get the best of you. The constant worries and fears about what’s going to happen next, the endless thoughts about how you aren’t doing enough right now, the negative self-talk … it all adds up and piles more problems on top of whatever health problem…
Depression is a complicated thing. It manifests in many different ways. It often presents with changing symptoms over time, in different ways for different people. Because of this, it’s tough to say what causes depression. It can be a chemical imbalance, a reaction to a specific situation (like a loss), a trauma or any combination. One person with the exact same circumstances as another may experience depression while the other does not. So, with that said, here are some of the things I can think of that can trigger depression: 1. A RELATIONSHIP BREAKUP Relationship Breakups is a very common…
I knew intuitively because of my own experience that crochet could be something to help people heal through a variety of different health conditions. I didn’t quite know why that was before I delved into researching the topic, though. There are many reasons that crochet helps with healing. Here are ten of the most common ones: 1. CROCHET BUILDS SELF-ESTEEM. Your self-esteem can take a huge beating when you are dealing with a long-term illness. This is true of mental illness in part because of the stigma attached to various conditions but mostly just as a terrible side effect of…
These designs below can be resized and printed. They can be used for duppattas, sarees as well as on blouses. If you don’t like the full design or you feel it is too heavy, you can just trace a portion of it and work. The art tweaking is very important in this stream. Buy Embroidery Supplies – Here The below designs are a combination of heavy and simple designs. They can be used for normal needle embroidery as well. On the cushion covers, bed spreads, table runners a few of these simple designs can be used. Basic embroidery stitches like…
In the first video below I have shared my wedding sarees and blouses with Aari Work. I designed all my blouses very carefully and I just loved the way each one turned out. When you are a designer yourself all eyes are on you but I am not out there to impress anyone. Watch the video and tell me which one did you like the most !! In this video below I have shared all the blouses I designed for my Mother-in-Law. I designed her blouses for the first time and felt that was a very big responsibility. I feel…
