Whipped Woven Circle: Left & Right Handed
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2021
- Join me for this in depth look at the Whipped Woven Circle demonstrated for both left and right handed stitchers.
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After graduating from Parsons School of Design, I began my career in fashion design and freelanced both in New York City, as well as London. I designed hand knits for Elle Magazine and was the editor of the Hand Knit Page before hand knits fell out of fashion in the early 1990's and the page was discontinued. In 2008 I launched my jewelry design business, designing fine jewelry in 18 & 20 Kt Gold with gemstones that I hand select for each piece. Several awards and numerous write ups & interviews in all kinds of magazines and online zines, I rediscovered hand stitching and my life took another turn. I have been designing in some form since I sold my first felt embroidered xmas tree ornaments to a small shop in Northern California when I was 16 years old, and have never looked back. And while I've had detours along the way: had two children, worked at an advertising agency, got into acting in my early 20's, published some articles for various magazines and wrote for the Huffington Post for a few years, I have always come back to designing. It is my first love and remains so to this day.
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Have a stitch that you just can't figure out how to do? Tell me in the comments below. Have a question? Ask away.
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The thread is exquisite and the fabric is so beautiful. Thank you for the lesson.
You're welcome, Carolyn. I'm glad you enjoyed it. ❤️
Great tutorial! I am ambidextrous so I didn't notice you were doing it left handed vs right. I love the bright thread colors you are using. I stitched along with you. Great fun today.
Oh I’m so glad you were stitching with me! I imagine being ambidextrous is very useful! ❤️
@@ArianeZurcher212 Yes, I find it easy to do things with either hand. My right hand is physically stronger. When my left hand tires, my right just automatically takes over. I never think about it until times like today when you were working with your left hand, and I didn't notice it right away. I just worked along with you using my left hand, too. Happy stitching!
Hi Ariane, Today's video is absolute eye candy! I love the colors.
Deb
Thank you. Stef Francis has the most wonderful colors.
Those threads are so pretty. Thank you 😊
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Beautiful 😍 your camera work is excellent...close up perfect. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us
I'm so glad you think so, Pam. ❤️
The first one is like a psychedelic tarantula!
Ha! Caught in a technicolor web! ❤️
Another excellent and inspiring lesson! Thank you!
I'm glad you thought so. ❤️
That is a fabulous piece of fabric with really cool stitching. I have fabric and thread envy.
Thx so much Susan! ❤️
Wonderful tutorial on the whip woven circle. Thread and fabric envy. Want to order S Francis threads soon.
They're the best! Love Stef Francis. ❤️
This was great! Love the colors!
Thank you! ❤️💕❤️
Great tutorial on the whipped woven circle, Ariana. Thank you. I have the TS47 too but I’ve not used it as yet. It was lovely to see how the threads looked on your piece....pretty amazing & a perfect match for your fabric. TFS Hugs C xx
Thx so much Carol. ❤️💕❤️
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Hi from Florida ❤️❤️
Hi Sally. I'm so glad you were able to make it to the premiere! ❤️
Wow, beautiful!
Thx so much Robin!
Very nice!! Thank you!
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Great video. Will have to replay when I get to my circle 90 day piece; too many project in the cue!!
Haha! I hear you. Having too many unfinished projects makes me anxious!! ❤️
Good morning Ariane, great tutorial. I'll post photos on FB, Ariane Zurcher Stitching Circle. Thank you!!
Lovely! I’m looking forward to seeing!
Hi Ariane, from Brazil...
Hi Stelita! It's nice to see you. ❤️
@@ArianeZurcher212 thank you, so much!
Gracias muchas gracias❤
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Quisiera hacerle una pregunta yo tambien soy zurda me gusta mucho sus lecciones como empiezo aprendercomo usted ❤❤❤
Lo más importante es practicar, practicar, practicar. Recuerda que cuando aprendes a hacer algo nuevo se necesita tiempo, determinación y paciencia. ¡Después de haber hecho una puntada un par de cientos de veces, será más fácil! Prometo. ❤️❤️❤️
Did you dye that fabric and if you did will you show us the process in a video sometime please? I would like to know how a straight brown border was achieved. I'm thinking the dye was painted on but I'll be looking forward to hearing if that is right or wrong.
Hi Susan - the linen on this piece has dyed by my friend Pat Pauly. Her link is in the description section of this video. She teaches workshops on how to do this. Also if you look at the video I did on the Antwerp Stitch you’ll see that I just whip stitched the wool at the bottom onto the linen and then embellished it. ❤️
@@ArianeZurcher212 Aha. Thank you. :)