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    Hand Embroidery - Tools and Raw Materials

    Traditional Embroidery
    by
    Prof. Bibhudutta Baral
    NID, Bengaluru
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    • Beads- used to embellish on the cloth

    • Golden wire used in embroidery to give the fabric sparkle effect

    • Threads-basic raw material to stitch designs

    • Design stencil is used for fabric measurement

    • Golden beads are used to give the fabric royal look

    • White pencil is used to draw the design on the fabric

    • Golden Threads are used to embroider the borders of the design

    • Embroidered design is hammered to strengthen the stitches

    • Needle (ari) shaped like a hook in the end used to embroider

    • The zinc oxide paste is rubbed on the design sheet to trace the design on the fabric

    • Type of golden wire used in embroidery

    • Design stones used in embroidery to create designs

    Beads- used to embellish on the cloth

    Golden wire used in embroidery to give the fabric sparkle effect

    Threads-basic raw material to stitch designs

    Design stencil is used for fabric measurement

    Golden beads are used to give the fabric royal look

    White pencil is used to draw the design on the fabric

    Golden Threads are used to embroider the borders of the design

    Embroidered design is hammered to strengthen the stitches

    Needle (ari) shaped like a hook in the end used to embroider

    The zinc oxide paste is rubbed on the design sheet to trace the design on the fabric

    Type of golden wire used in embroidery

    Design stones used in embroidery to create designs

    The good quality needle tools are available in different sizes which are used in embroidery work. Colorful threads are used according to the motif. Basic tools and raw materials used are Scissors, Aari : Needle with a hook in the end known as ‘Aari’, Beads and stones are used to embellish on the cloth, and Fabric gum is used to fix stones and beads on the fabric.

    Types of Embroidery Threads used are: Milliary Wire - A two part thread, consisting of a central core wire, with a coiled wire around it. Pearl Purl is a wire that is wound into a tight coil that looks like a strand of gold pearls. Bullion Threads are very fine wire threads wound into a tubular shape, similar to purl threads but tend to stretch. Twists or Torsade thread is made of multiple strands of metal twisted together. Matte Embroidery Cotton - The thickness of matte embroidery cotton comes from a tight twisting of 5-ply thread, which makes this floss eminently suitable for embroidering on heavy fabrics.
     

    Beads- used to embellish on the cloth

    Golden wire used in embroidery to give the fabric sparkle effect

    Threads-basic raw material to stitch designs

    Design stencil is used for fabric measurement

    Golden beads are used to give the fabric royal look

    White pencil is used to draw the design on the fabric

    Golden Threads are used to embroider the borders of the design

    Embroidered design is hammered to strengthen the stitches

    Needle (ari) shaped like a hook in the end used to embroider

    The zinc oxide paste is rubbed on the design sheet to trace the design on the fabric

    Type of golden wire used in embroidery

    Design stones used in embroidery to create designs


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