Embroidery Design

Embroidery is an ornament made on fabric or other materials with sewing needles and threads. In addition to yarn, embellishments for embroideries or embroidery can use materials such as metal scrap, pearls, beads, bird feathers, and sequins.

Among the types of punctures commonly known in embroidering are the chain plugs, the skewers, the seam skewers, and the cross stitches. In addition to hand sewn, embroidery is made with sewing machines and Computer Embroidery Machine.

The fabrics and yarns used for embroidery art vary by place and country. Since thousands of years ago, cloth or woven from wool, linen, and silk have been used to make embroidery. In addition to yarns of wool, linen, and silk, modern embroidery uses cotton or rayon embroidery.

Embroidery ribbon is embroidery that uses the ribbons of various sizes and materials to make flower motifs. The ribbon gives a three-dimensional effect because the tape size is larger than the thread. Ribbon tape products are also more decorative because of the more diverse ribbons.