Lexique
3
A
Application of tubes and beads in a row
Apply muslin with riche stitch
Applying a ribbon upright and wound
Applying beads and sequins in a river
Applying beads and tubes in continuous and discontinuous lines
Applying beads and tubes in continuous and discontinuous lines, drawn stitch and cassé techniques
Applying beads in a pattern and randomly
Applying beads in irregular patterns
Applying beads, sequins and bursts
Applying braid or raffia in back-and-forth or coiled
Applying cabochons, different rhodoïd motif shapes, spheres and éclat beading
Applying cup sequins and sequins in a river
Applying faceted sequins and tubes “in a river”
Applying fancy braid and ribbon
Applying flowers and ornaments
Applying flowers, petals, leaves, pistils and beads
Applying jewellery, short & long and encroaching satin stitch
Applying sequins with relief effect
Applying tubes in dimensional hump
Applying tubes, beads and sequins on opaque fabric
Applying vermicelli and beads in a row
Applying vermicelli beads and sequins
Applying wings embroidered in silk and sequins sewn in relief
Assembly of the embroidery frame
B
Bullion stitch in cotton floss
C
Chain stitch filling on back side
Chenille and cotton flat stitch
Chenille applied in Boulogne stitch
Chenille fastened by Boulogne-style drawn stitch
Chenille fastened by drawn couching type stitch
Classic front-side chain stitch filling
Continuous and discontinuous beading
Cotton padding with the Boulogne stitch
Creating flowers in relief, lacing, braid or strip in back-and-forth
Creating various flowers and bows in relief
Creation of various three-dimensional flowers and bows
Cup sequin and beads embellishment
Cup sequin application with empty stitch in between
Cutting the cardboard stuffing with the cutting die
D
Double vermicelli of sequins and cup sequins
Drawn stitch in silk, back-and-forth
Drawn stitch with cotton thread
E
Eclat beading, cabochons and tassels
Eclat beading, puce and Madeira technique
Encroaching stitch in silk on organza and muslin
English brick-style sequin application
F
Fancy chain stitch filling on back side
Fancy chain stitch filling on front side with drawn stitch with directional changes
Fancy lines of beads superimposed on sequins
Filling in with a reverse chain stitch
Flat stitch on pearl cotton padding
G
German knot stitch or Palestrina stitch
H
Hemfolding technique and leaf lining
I
Introduction to the tight backstitch
J
K
Knotted stitch in cotton floss and chenille thread
L
Lines of tubes, beads and sequins
Lunéville hook braid application
M
Making a rose in muslin and tulle
Marquise beading, jewels, seed beads and assembled roses
Metal, plastic and raffia strip, lacing in back-and-forth
Mounting upright braid, in back-and-forth and coiled
Mousse (double vermicelli beading & sequins)
N
P
Padding with inlay fabric and braid
Place fiber previously embroidered with sequins
Placement of cup sequins, tubes, sequins, beads
Placing a bourdon using the Boulogne stitch
Placing a trim maintained with a zigzag
Placing cup sequins on a strip of fibre
Placing sequins and cup sequins, back-and-forth
Placing sequins and tubes in back-and-forth
Placing trefoil sequins with an empty stitch
Placing tubes and spheres discontinuously
R
Re-applying embroidered leaves in relief
Retracing a drawing using chain stitch
S
Scattered painting for light final touches
Sequins in river work in dimensional hump
Sequins in river work in dimensional hump, back-and-forth and scaling
Sewing twisted braids and cotton grains
Short & long stitch with precious metal effect thread
Straight satin stitch in silk thread
Sugar (double vermicelli beading)
T
Taut and creased leather techniques
Taut thread embroidery à l’épargne
Tight backstitch with silk cord and scale application of sequins
Tight backstitching of tubes and beads on padding and flat
Tight trimmed vermicelli of beads and sequins
Trimmed satin stitch in complex forms
Tubes and sequins filling in back-and-forth (regular, irregular or shaped)