Learning to distinguish the materials and details of clothing is an important skill. The following are some common decorative craft characteristics:
1. Embroidery : The technique of using thread or silk thread to embroider and embroider patterns on fabrics.
2. Lace: Patterned fabrics made by embroidery, knitting or crocheting, usually used to decorate collars, cuffs, etc. parts.
3. Beadwork: Nailing small decorations such as beads, crystals or shells onto clothing to add luster and magnificence.
4. Foiling: Using metal foil or foil to press metallic patterns, patterns or text onto fabrics.
5. Pearls: Use real pearls or artificial pearls for decoration, usually used on necks, clothes buttons, etc.
6. Leather trim: Use leather to decorate the edges, pockets, shoulders and other parts of clothing.
7. Serging: Use special stitches or decorative strips to process the edges of the fabric to make it smoother and increase the decorative effect. .
8. Embroidery appliqué (Appliqué): Cut fabric into different shapes and sew it on another piece of fabric to form a pattern or decoration.
9. Scalloped edges: Use special weaving technology to create wavy edge decoration on the edges of the fabric.
The above are some common decorative craft characteristics. Mastering these characteristics can help you better distinguish clothing materials and details. However, it should be noted that each decorative process may have different effects on different clothes, so it is best to make a judgment based on the specific situation.
