DIY Materials Kit / French Embroidery Online Course Level 1 / Sunrise

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51616907842_2773b7d936_o.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51617742851_e960b012b7_o.jpg liaworks | French Embroidery System Course Level 1 "Sunrise" The French embroidery piece "Sunrise" is inspired by Impressionist master Monet's oil painting "Impression, Sunrise." The inspiration for this piece is a cloud embroidery brooch. Using basic crochet needle techniques, we practice the interweaving of colors to form a cloud shape, thus creating "Twilight." Tracing back to the origin, what triggered "Twilight"? It was Monet's painting, where the interplay of natural colors is unique under his brush. Through re-creation with embroidery techniques, we showcase the distinct charm of embroidery. Practicing basic French embroidery stitches with Olympus embroidery threads, following Monet's color palette, is the focus of this course. Under the guidance of a master, even the long hours of embroidery feel romantic. Classics endure because the love for them is continuously passed down. Part 1: Fundamentals of French Crochet Embroidery 1. Explanation of commonly used tools for French crochet embroidery 2. Usage steps for various embroidery hoops 3. Analysis of the structure of the crochet needle and correct installation 4. Correct hand gestures for using the crochet needle 5. Basic stitch: Chain stitch 6. Starting knot and finishing techniques for crochet embroidery 7. Basic stitch: Pulling stitch 8. Step-by-step breakdown of reverse crochet beading 9. Backside finishing methods Part 2: The Artwork "Sunrise" 1. Filling with chain stitch on the front side 2. Filling with pulling stitch on the front side 3. Continuous beading on the reverse side 4. Irregular beading filling on the reverse side 5. Securing sequins on the front side with hand needle 6. Long and short stitches 7. Flat lay stitch · Materials · Japanese OLYMPUS embroidery thread (100% cotton), Japanese FUJIX metallic thread, French fil au chinois beading thread, German Gutermann fishing line, Japanese TOHO seed beads, MGB bugle beads, French LM concave sequins, silk chiffon (pattern transferred), hand sewing needles · Target Audience · Anyone interested in embroidery, including beginners. · Course Format · Online video course with one-on-one guidance via WeChat (liaworkslab). The course is pre-recorded and can be watched repeatedly. · Important Notes · The course does not include embroidery tools such as embroidery hoops, crochet needles, scissors, etc. Framing is not included. If you have any questions, please consult customer service. · About Us · liaworks focuses on systematic learning of hand embroidery, integrating fun and professionalism to create a refined embroidery learning experience. Embroidery, a craft passed down for thousands of years, reflects people's daily lives and spiritual pursuits. Regardless of the changing times and evolving themes, it has always been recording the brilliance of each moment. The embroidery courses condense the founder's many years of embroidery and teaching experience, guiding you step-by-step into the world of embroidery. We offer advice on avoiding common tool pitfalls, professional embroidery techniques, and meticulously designed original works. Both beginners and enthusiasts can achieve mastery. Patience and focus are the most important qualities in embroidery, and these are the benefits that learning embroidery can bring you.