PARA VOCÊ...
Que cada amanhecer do seu dia,
Nasça uma flor...
Que cada sorriso teu,
Seja as pétalas que torna
essa flor mais completa.
Que cada pensamento positivo,
Seja o caule que a sustenta ...
Que cada passo pra vitória ,
Seja a terra que a alimenta ...
Que cada gesto teu,
Seja o sol que fornece energia,
E que o brilho dos teus olhos,
Seja a beleza e a simplicidade desta flor...
Que me embriaga com seu perfume
E me encanta com seu carisma...
Esta flor que desabrocha em seus pensamentos
E me transforma em você...
Uma flor que vai permanecer intacta,
Às mais diferentes épocas,
Aos mais inesperados destinos...
Uma flor que nunca vou permitir morrer!!!
"Saudade nada mais
é que a
prova de que o
passado valeu a pena".
domingo, 15 de maio de 2011
ALMOFADA MODELO E GRÁFICO
Method of calculating
the fabric needed for smocking
done by joining two points
"Leaf design"
ALMOFADA MODELO E GRÁFICO
Method of calculating
material need for
Canadian smocking for
"Matrix design"
http://vani-testblog2.blogspot.com/2010/12/method-of-calculating-material-need-for_08.html
ALMOFADA MODELO E GRÁFICO
Method of calculating
material need for
Canadian smocking
"Arrow head design"
http://vani-testblog2.blogspot.com/2010/12/method-of-calculating-material-need-for.html
ALMOFADA MODELO E GRAFICO
Graph and Instructions
for Canadian smocking
using design " Bones"
http://vani-testblog2.blogspot.com/2011/01/cushion-done-with-canadian-smocking.html
ALMOFADA MODELO FRENTE E VERSO
Front and back views of
Canadian smocking designs
Frente e Verso do canadense
projetos smocking
Here are some designs which
I recently did.I have used 2 cm graph.
Material used is satin.
Here you can see how
the pleats can be arranged.
Aqui estão algumas imagens onde
eu usei
2 centímetros.
Material utilizado é cetim.
Você pode ver como as dobras nos modelos
podem ser arrumadas.
"Leaf" design
Projeto da "Folha"
Design "Matrix"
Projeto "Matrix"
Design " Bones "
Projeto "Bones"
Design " Shells"
Projeto " Shells"
Design " Braid "
Projeto " Braid "
Design " Arrow head"
Projeto " Arrow head"
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COMO FAZER ALMOFADA
White cushions with
Canadian smocking teverse of
'Bee cottage design"
These cushions are done by
the method " Joining 4 points.
" It is the reverse of " Bee cottage "
design.Smocking is done on graph
of 3cm squares.Border of 7.5cm is
marked all around.Finished smocked
piece will beof size
( 7.5cm +3cm+9cm+3cm+9cm+3cm+7.5cm)
=42cm x 42cm. Size of finished
cushion will be 40cm x 40cm
" Joining 4 points. "
Method of doing
"Flower design"
in Canadian smocking
In Flower design folds are created
by joining 4 points of a square.
From this stitch we can create as
many designs as we want. It has
got many names. One of them
is" Bee cottage."
Flower design is worked on
Flower design is worked on
the right side of the fabric
. We cannot draw squares on
the right side of the fabric as it
shows. Only dots should be
marked.Both the sides of this
design are used to create designs.
Mark rows of dots 2 cm or 3 cm
Mark rows of dots 2 cm or 3 cm
or 4 cm apart on right side of the
fabric according to the design and
according to your taste. I find it
difficult to mark dots in the front.
So as usual I secure the fabric to
my working table with 3M tape and
draw squares back side of the fabric.
Then I transfer the corner points of the
squares to the right side with
the help of a light colored carbon paper.
http://vani-testblog2.blogspot.com
/2010/07/flower-design-in-canadian-smocking.html
COMO FAZER ALMOFADA
Method of calculating material need for
Canadian smocking -"Arrow head design"
Material need for Canadian
smocking depends upon
the flowing things
1. Size of the finished
1. Size of the finished
material we need.
2. Design we select.
3. Size of the square in the
2. Design we select.
3. Size of the square in the
graph we use for smocking.
For each design I have arrived at
For each design I have arrived at
a general formula using mathematics.
By just substituting the numbers
in the formula we can find out the
width of the material by calculating how
many squares we need in a row.
We can calculate the length of the
material needed by calculating
how many squares we
need in a column.
Diagonal of the square plays a
Diagonal of the square plays a
great role in this. I will give you
approximate values diagonals of
the squares we normally use.
Diagonal of a square
Diagonal of a square
of 2 cm =2 .8 cm
Diagonal will be for square
Diagonal will be for square
of 2 .5 cm = 3.5 cm
Diagonal will be for square
Diagonal will be for square
of 3 cm = 4.2 cm
Diagonal will be for square
Diagonal will be for square
of 4 cm= 5.7 cm
Method of calculating
Method of calculating
material need for a cushion of
"Arrow head design"
Cushion size 40 cm X 40 cm
Arrow head design
Size of the square
used in the graph= 3 cm
General formula to calculate
General formula to calculate
width of the material
No of squares needed in row =
No of squares needed in row =
(width of the finished smocked
material needed x 4) ÷ diagonal
of the square
General formula to calculate
General formula to calculate
length of the material
No of squares in a column =
No of squares in a column =
(length of the finished smocked
material needed X 2) ÷
Diagonal of the square
Method of calculating the width of the material
No of squares needed in a row =
Method of calculating the width of the material
No of squares needed in a row =
(40 cm X 4) ÷ 4.2 = 38 squares
Material needed for 38 squares =
Material needed for 38 squares =
38 X 3 cm = 114 cm
Width of the material needed =
Width of the material needed =
114 cm + 2 cm for
seams =116 cm
Method of calculating the
length of the material
No of squares in a column =
No of squares in a column =
(length of the finished smocked
material needed X 2) ÷
Diagonal of the square
No of squares in a column =
No of squares in a column =
(40 cm X 2) ÷ 4.2 = 19 squares
Material needed for 19 squares =
Material needed for 19 squares =
19 X 3 cm =57 cm + 2
cm for seams =59 cms.
Please note that the number
of squares in a row should
be of even number.
First row and last row are
First row and last row are
smocked by joining 2 points
The remaining rows are smocked
The remaining rows are smocked
in pairs by the method
of joining 3 points.
In the same manner we can
In the same manner we can
calculate the material needed
for different sizes of cushions
done with different sizes of squares.
http://vani-testblog2.blogspot.com/2010/12/method-of-calculating-material-need-for.html
COMO FAZER ALMOFADA...
Method of calculating material
need for Canadian smocking for
"Matrix design"
This design contains repetition of 2 columns
of squares marked with diagonals
(shown in pink colour) and one column
which is left blank (Shown in green colour).
Finally ends with 2 columns of squares
marked with diagonals.Tthat means there
should be odd numbers of columns marked
with diagonals separated by Gaps. In other
words first and last columns should be
columns marked with diagonals. Numbers
of repetitions of these three columns
depend upon the size of the cushion
and the size of the square of the graph used.
Smocking is done on pairs of columns marked
Smocking is done on pairs of columns marked
with diagonals together. After completing one
pair of column we have to move on to the next pair.
Width of the material after smocking
Width of the material after smocking
After smocking the width of one pair of
column of squares become equal to ½ if the
diagonal of the square used.he gap takes
the shape of an equilateral triangle
(See the diagram 1) whose side is equal
to the diagonal of the square. Width
of the gap will be equal to the height
of the triangle thus formed.
Height of the triangle can be calculated
Height of the triangle can be calculated
by using the diagonal of the square used
Height of the triangle =√ (diagonal²–½diagonal²) .
Height of the triangle =√ (diagonal²–½diagonal²) .
No need to worry about the formula. I have given
the table which gives the diagonal and height
of the triangle formed when smocking is
done on different sizes of squares.
Length
After smocking the height of two
After smocking the height of two
rows will be equal to the
diagonal of the square
With the help of these calculations
With the help of these calculations
we can find out the number of squares we
need in each row and in each column. And
then the material needed..Figures3,4and 5
explain the changes that take place after
smocking for different sizes of squares
I will give one example
How to calculate material needed for a
How to calculate material needed for a
cushion of size 40cm x40cm smocking
done on graph with squares 3cm x 3cm
Width
After smocking width first column
Width
After smocking width first column
becomes half of the diagonal =2.1cm
Width of next gap will be equal to
Width of next gap will be equal to
height of the triangle formed = 3.6cm
Total of these three squares will be 5.7cm
These three squares are repeated
Last column is column of squares with
Total of these three squares will be 5.7cm
These three squares are repeated
Last column is column of squares with
diagonals (marked pink) its width is 2.1cm
Subtract 2.1 cm from 40 cm =37.9 cm
Now we have to find out how many
Subtract 2.1 cm from 40 cm =37.9 cm
Now we have to find out how many
times the fist 3 squares whose width will
be 5.7 can be repeated to get to get 37.9cm
37.9cm÷ 5.7= 6.6
We can repeat 6 times without fraction
37.9cm÷ 5.7= 6.6
We can repeat 6 times without fraction
that means we have to repeat 3 squares 6 times
3x6= 18 squares + last column 2 squares. = 20 squares
If you smock on 20 squares resulting
3x6= 18 squares + last column 2 squares. = 20 squares
If you smock on 20 squares resulting
material will be (8x 5.7) + 2.1= 34.2 cm
+ 2.1cm= 36.3 cm
It is 37 cm approximately or 4cm less
It is 37 cm approximately or 4cm less
than 40 cm this can be made up by adding
2 cm on either side as border to this
add 1cm on either side for seams
Length
We get 4, 2 cm when we smock 2 rows
These two rows should be repeated
Length
We get 4, 2 cm when we smock 2 rows
These two rows should be repeated
40 ÷ 4.2= 9.5 times or 9 times
without taking decimal
2 rows X 9 = 18 rows. When we smock
2 rows X 9 = 18 rows. When we smock
these 18 rows the length we
get = 4.2 x 9= 37.8 cm
It is 2.2 cm less than 40 cm. it can
It is 2.2 cm less than 40 cm. it can
be made up by adding 1 .1 cm
on either side.
To this add 1 cm on either side as border.
So the graph will have 18 rows each row having 20 squares
Width of the material=20 squares x 3cm=60cm + 6cm=66cm
Length of the material = 18 X 3 cm =54 cm + 4.2 cm=56.2 cm
Material needed =66 cm Χ 56.2 cm
So the graph will have 18 rows each row having 20 squares
Width of the material=20 squares x 3cm=60cm + 6cm=66cm
Length of the material = 18 X 3 cm =54 cm + 4.2 cm=56.2 cm
Material needed =66 cm Χ 56.2 cm
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