Technicians
Have you ever wondered what the significance of the picture we embroidered is? It turns out that what we embroider can change a lot in our lives. You can believe in omens or not, it’s everyone’s personal choice, but it’s still useful to know them))
Rated the book I still can’t understand why I picked up this book, but for quite some time the file was in my e-reader and now my eye finally fell on it. Michael Booth is an English journalist who has become attached to the Scandinavians...
What a pity that this set is discontinued, but the consolation is that I have a diagram. I embroidered this picture by selection. I don’t see the point in embroidering “Girl with a Horse” from the kit, because the designers use white...
The first thing is to get everything you need. Buy fabric, ribbons, needles. For convenience, use a hoop. The second thing is to start embroidering. You will learn to do this as you go. All you need is to know what types of stitches there are...
You can decorate Easter eggs in different ways, but one of the fastest and most effective is decoupage. Decoupage is an appliqué technique where fragments of a design or ornament are glued onto an object and...
Program content: learn to create a composition by independently determining the content of your image (magic tree). Learn to cut in a straight line with scissors, round the corners of a square, rectangle, develop...
Larisa Savchuk Plasticineography is a new type of decorative and applied art. The concept of “plasticineography” has two semantic roots: “graphy” - to create, depict, and “plasticine” - which means the material used...
1. Throwing a small ball at a target (target board) from a front stance and I.P. left foot forward. 2. Throwing a small ball from a distance of 6 m into the backboard for a rebound distance. 3. Throwing a small ball into a certain area. 4....
Stopping the ball in football is achieved, as a rule, by yielding movement of one or another part of the body and relaxing certain muscle groups. Stops can be complete, after which the ball remains at the feet...