How to do 18th Century Knotting (Part II) - Historical Embroidery

[@rondawhitman8468]

Love both of them. Hope in the future you will make more videos.

[@PK-ok9wg]

beautiful, thank you so much for sharing! hope that you're well.

[@melina2732]

When I saw the first video and you showed how to make those knots, I thought how it could be applied in embroidery, now I see the result and it is beautiful. thanks 🌺

[@antiqueneedlework]

I'm glad it helped! it's hard to visualize something in the air sometimes :)

[@svetlanakravcenko1748]

Дякую.Гарно.❤

[@bettablue2660]

Sweetie, where did you go? I was very interested in learning more details of this art. More, more please!

[@trduesing4117]

Fascinating! I think you have inspired me to try

[@antiqueneedlework]

I'm so glad!

[@Jollymadhatter]

Amazing videos bravo 👏 such an excellent resource thank you!

[@antiqueneedlework]

Thank you!! I am glad that it's helpful to you!

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

So, it’s a bit like couching- after the actual knotting?

[@antiqueneedlework]

Indeed!

[@leisongivangomo5656]

Beautiful!

[@999Giustina]

This is a lovely video.

[@arit8009]

This reminds me a bit of chenille! I've gotta give this a try one of these days.

[@antiqueneedlework]

I've yet to give chenille embroidery a try! it's hard to find the right thread :(

[@justcasey6292]

My question is, did the chenille knot come first and then chenille thread was made later in time to replace it?

[@hazeluzzell]

Very effective!

[@lambgaming1347]

I love your channel!

[@antiqueneedlework]

Thank you so much!! and welcome!!! fun things are coming!

[@lambgaming1347]

@@antiqueneedlework Ooh!

[@user-op3yo1jw2i]

Does the material shrinks after

[@justcasey6292]

What size thread are you making your knots with?

[@antiqueneedlework]

I used No. 10 crochet thread, any brand will do :)