Rudbeckia (A): A flower found in French embroidery

Hello, I'm a embroidery teacher, Hoani. Today, I'm going to make a flower pattern with Ludbeckia. There are only two colors for the flowers on this side. Still, the reason why the petals look three-dimensional is because the color ratio is different for each petal. From now on, when you look at the screen, I want you to continue by looking at the ratio of color mixing, direction of filling, and texture. First of all, I filled in a few leaves in front of me. I'm going to do the rest, but I'm going to start with gray. When you fill the cotton with Long & Short technique, set a large direction in advance and fill the cotton. I'm going to fill the cotton with long and short stitches. I don't want to have a lot of long stitches because it's a curve here. I'm going to come out of the thread and fill the next layer. I'm going to change the color now. I'm going to mix a little bit of gray and put it in a dark color. I'm going to fill the rest with dark colors. Today, I made a Ludbeckia flower pattern. Especially when I filled the flower part, I made a long video. Long & Short is a fun technique that can be expressed in a variety of ways depending on how you set the direction and how you mix the colors. So I especially like this technique. I'll show you a lot of flowers that are used in this Long & Short technique. I'll see you next time. This has been a embroidery teacher, Hooa.