My usual routine is cera ve or la Roche moisturiser, Anastasia Beverly Hills foundation and sometimes I use primer but most of the time I forget, no setting powder. I feel like this has only recently started happening in the last few months
my second embroidery project and first ever original design piece! there are a lot of parts I'm not happy with but also a lot I am happy with! this was great practise and taught me a lot, on to my next project now! 😍
Thank you for all the kind and lovely comments on my previous posts! I am pretty shy and have autism so I get a bit overwhelmed by compliments but I really appreciate every single nice comment!! I'm trying to put myself out there more since I have always had really love self esteem, thank you for loving my outfits as much as I do! 🫶
Hi everyone,
I really want to create some "thick" details like chubby bees or really full flowers but I'm wondering how it works. I recently completed my first project and some sections were more thick/detailed as I was layering my threads for a shading/detailed effect and noticed that even just my 3-5 layers of thread were already becoming very difficult to push the needle through and getting quite messy at the back.
Is there a better way to do it or am I doing this effect wrong entirely?
I'm assuming for the really 3D projects some of the items might be completed separately and then sewn on by themselves or...?
Hopefully my question makes sense!
Thanks :)
I've always loved the idea of things like cross stitch, embroidery, crochet etc and finally decided to get myself some kits and just give it a go! It's so fun and peaceful.
So far I really, really enjoyed the needle point/cross stitch and really loving the embroidery! I definitely wanna try crochet next but it looks very intimidating lol