Full Stitch Bead Embroidery Patterns

Patterns for full embroidery with beads

Full bead embroidery patterns are the best solution in order to get an expensive picture after embroidery. They give the interior a luxurious and festive look. Full-back paintings will decorate any room, regardless of the style in which it is decorated. In any room, you can find a place for a real masterpiece. The craftswomen who undertake the embroidery of the scheme with full sewing cause only respect and admiration from others. Embroidery of such a pattern takes a lot of time, and the result when using different techniques exceeds all possible expectations. They buy schemes with full beaded embroidery, not only to give their home individuality, but also as a presentation. Handicraft has always been valued more expensively, since the time and love of the master has been invested in it.

Choosing a bead embroidery pattern

The first thing a craftswoman encounters when choosing a scheme is the type of base on which the picture will be embroidered. The most common bases are gabardine, satin, canvas, and occasionally cotton. When the picture is fully sewn, the craftswomen use different techniques to obtain the original embroidery. Usually they embroider using the classical technique, which involves embroidering with beads in horizontal rows. More experienced and advanced needlewomen use circular embroidery techniques. This technique involves embroidery in a circle from the center of the pattern. The main reason for fully sewn embroidery is its high decorative effect. But complete sewing with a circular method is impossible in the corners of the picture, therefore, the arched technique is used in the corners of the diagram. To work with beads, you must use a special bead needle and bead embroidery thread.