Redemoínhos de organza - Organza swirls

Olá Amigas! Hoje consegui acabar de coser o primeiro redemoinho à mão e prender os restantes na numa das mangas:
Hi Friends! Today I managed to sew my first swirl on a sleeve and pin the others in place on the same sleeve:
É preciso planificar com cuidado a colocação dos tubinhos de organza; temos que imaginar a manga pregada, tendo em atenção que parte fica visível na frente. Deve-se manter um certo equilíbrio (é claro que isto também depende do gosto de cada um). Neste trabalho as aplicações vão ser simétricas, ou seja o lado direito da blusa vai espelhar o lado esquerdo. Assim sendo tenho que tomar atenção à marcação que identifica o lado da frente da manga e fazer as aplicações simétricas nas duas mangas.
The placement of the swirls should be carefully planed; you must imagine the sleeve on, minding the front and back views. The final result should be balanced and nice to the eye (it depends on personal taste, of course!). I decided to keep the symmetry between left and right sides so each side should mirror the other. To achieve this I must pay attention to the sleeve front notch, knowing at all times which are the front/back views on both sleeves and making the tube embellishment as symmetrical as possible on both.

Primeiro preguei os tubinhos com alfinetes no direito da manga. Tive cuidado para esconder a costura dos tubinhos:
First I pinned the bias tube to the sleeve, paying attention so the seam is hidden between the tube and the fabric:
Depois, do lado de avesso cosi à mão o tubinho à blusa, usando uma agulha muito fina e pontos atrás espaçados de 5mm. Tive cuidado para a linha não passar o tubo do lado direito mas sim por dentro deste, junto à costura do tubo:
Then I pickstitched the tube to the sleeve (stitches are 5mm apart) using a very thin needle. I was careful to avoid visible stitching on the right side; the needle should pass inside the bias tube and not through and through. I stitched exactly along the tube seam:

O aspecto do lado do avesso (quase não se vêm os pontos) depois de pronto:
This is how it looks on the wrong side after finishing all the (barely visible) handstitches:
E do lado direito:
And the right side:
Espero que estejam a gostar!
I hope you are enjoying this!

19 comments:

  1. Are you placing the tubes on just by eye or are you use a template to make sure that they're the same size, shape and that the lines are equidistant from each other? Just curious. With a sheer fabric it would be easy to see the template underneath.

    Maybe that's not the point - maybe it's more of a free-form art type of spiral?

    It's lovely nonetheless, and an lovely example of how a handworked embellishment can be elegant.

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  2. Hi Summerset! I didn't think of that but you got a point! I'm doing it free-handed (just as I did for the first blouse) but I can take the pattern out to paper and turn it to the wrong side (so it becomes symetrical) and use it for the other sleeve! Thanks! ;)

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  3. I am enjoying it...though I bet you are enjoying it more! It's lovely. How did you ever know how much tubing to make?

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  4. OMG! WOW! this is fantastically amazing Tany!!!

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  5. Spot on Tany! Phyllis

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  6. I got just one word - WOW! Can't wait to see more!

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  7. Tany, this is incredible! Thanks for sharing.

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  8. Thanks ladies! Thank you for your visit and supportive words! They mean a LOT to me!

    Dawn: You're right, I'm enjoying every bit! I had my first blouse as an example; I wanted to make fuller swirls on this one so I made the same number of tubes, the longer the fabric would allow (full extension of bias fabric). I was planning to make 3 even swirls on each sleeve (just like in teh first blouse) but with these long tubes that wasn't possible so I came out with this "alternative" design, I'm glad you all like it!

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  9. This is so beautiful ! I can´t wait to see the sleeves set in !
    I can also imagine a layered skirt with this nice tubes on it !

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  10. Ficou muito giro! Nem se nota os pontos, mesmo do lado do avesso. Parabéns!

    Bjs

    Mónica

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  11. Yes, Tany, we sure are enjoying this! You are doing a fantastic job, once more! Hugs :)

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  12. Está tão bonito! E cosido à mão com pontos invisiveis torna a tua blusa ainda mais bonita e especial!
    Fico à espera de ver o resultado final!

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  13. That is too fabulous! Can't wait to see the final project.

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  14. perfect,imagino vai ficar lindo.

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  15. Katrin: That idea crossed my mind too ;)! Need to get more red silk organza though!

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  16. loving it!!! Did you happen to see Claudine's blog entry with bias tube spirals on her skirt?
    I'm thinking it's time to make some bias tubes.
    You inspire me Tany.

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  17. Marji Yes I did! Her skirt is wonderful, very inspiring! I linked to her blog on a previous post about the bias tubing apliquee!

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