Giuliana Ricama

Curated by: Adriana Armanni President of Corporazione delle Arti And Gisella Tamagno - Vice president www.corporazionedellearti.it info@corporazionedellearti.it FB: corporazionedellearti YouTube: Corporazione delle Arti #go beyond It is with extreme regret that we are writing this article knowing that it will be the last on Giuliana Ricama. We have come a long way together in the eight years of the newspaper’s life. The Corporation was formed as a result of a need felt by many, thanks to the magazine, which was the aggregation engine that got the ball rolling to finally reach a common purpose for the protection of the Thread Arts in Italy. Changing times are increasingly moving the needs of each one towards ephemeral and immediate choices, in place of looking for inspiration, ideas, and advice in magazines. The Internet has profoundly changed our lives, for better or for…

Embroidery Time Project of Giuliana Ricama Take your time… For lovers of herbal teas, barley coffee or American coffee, and those who love to enjoy these drinks in a mug (that is not accompanied by a saucer) and do not want to leave halos on the table, here is a cheerful item that is easy to make. Materials Fuchsia and white felt, pink and patterned cotton fabric, Bristol cardboard, DMC mouliné thread pink 3350, green 3816, blue 930, white, thin white thread, needle with tip, carbon paper, pins, erasable penwork measures. Stitches Stem st., herringbone st., running st., chain stitch, Cretan st., cross-fill for the heart. Outside mouth cm 13x7,5 Inside mouth cm 7x8 Writing height cm 2,8 Square cm 14x14 6 new fresh and original projects, the nice Mug rug with the acronyms of new languages, affirmations, neologisms. Mug Rug ‘XOXO’ is the graphic…

RELEVANT INFORMATION “Il Punto Antico” Association Via Guardia Nazionale, 17 S. Giovanni in Persiceto (BO) Info: info@ilpuntoantico.it phone: 334 1141815 Sito web: www.ilpuntoantico.it It is a rare beauty … in nature it might be considered a protected species. This necklace sewn in Aemilia Ars is precious, a work of art, a gem! You get to make such a unique object only with great experience and craftsmanship For those who want to try, the teachers of the Punto Antico stitch are always ready to lead you on an extraordinary path through all the courses offered. From 17 to 26 June they will wait for you at the usual exhibition in San Giovanni in Persiceto, to finally celebrate their 25 years of embroidery together.…

RELEVANT INFORMATION “Urbino Ricama” Association Pierangela: +39 339 1539758 pierangelapandolfi@gmail.com The simplest stitches are always the best. Patience and precision complete the work for a striking runner and floral design medallions that are easy to make and versatile to use, such as the bathroom hand towels decorated with the same motifs. Millefleur, also known in the millefleur variants as mille- fleur or in Italian millefiori style, (from French: mille- fleurs, literally “a thousand flowers”) refers to a style for pictorial backdrops characterized by many small flowers and plants. The millefleur style differs from other styles of floral decorations such as arabesque in many ways as the various flowers are presented individually and in an irregular manner.…

RELEVANT INFORMATION “Sanremo ricama” Giovanna Cantoni Via Vignasse 43 18017 San Lorenzo al Mare - Sanremo (Italy) e-mail: giovannapiera10@gmail.com Light swirls of blue flowers that delicately sprinkle the pure white of the tablecloth. A timeless classic feature on the summer tables. Simple stitches and harmonious design for an outstanding artifact. Here is a variant embroidered in red that plays with the transparencies of the shadow stitch. This is definitely a more colourful and summer-like tablecloth with coral embroidered in shadow stitches on a very light organza fabric.…

RELEVANT INFORMATION Luisa Bovani cell. 347 7051248 mail: irerac@alice.it It might be the right approach to bring new generations closer to embroidery. Luisa’s idea is to approach the needs and requests of young people, finding ways to facilitate even the design of the embroidery itself. In fact, many embroiderers stop to contemplate the design, the choice of colours, and the stitches used, and how to bring out light and shadow areas to give three-dimensionality to the subject. She presents a pre-printed fabric a coloured serigraphy of the chosen design in order to have a base that speaks for itself, facilitating the embroidery procedure. Furthermore, once the embroidery has started, you can decide how to proceed, cover it entirely, delimit the edges or bring out only some areas and leave the coloured design in others. The project can be completed…