Hello Sarah, I never dreamed that underside couching was done like that. I'd always imagined that you need to bring the needle slightly through the fabric from the back and took it through the thread on top but just catching that thread on its under side. Nothing like trying to make life complicated for myself. Thank you for showing me how it's actually done.
Hi.. i loyal follower your tutorial youtube..happy meet to you..i ever practice to couching embroider..i think the most easy to couching on straight line...and the difficult couching on the curve ect flower's petal....and i ever make modification...after couched line i close it by flanel stitch..the result nice..
There's another interesting historical reason as to why this was used, since the gold thread medieval embroiderers were using was wrapped in 24 carat gold (or at least silver gilt) this was a way to have as much thread as possible on top, and also stopped the metal shredding
Hi Anupa, there are now two videos showing the hair and face: Part 1 th-cam.com/video/kPR5raE6lLo/w-d-xo.html Part 2 th-cam.com/video/CLorvGi4qqo/w-d-xo.html
Greetings, is there any evidence of the division of labor in the professional workshops that produced the Opus Anglicanum pieces. I know that many of the spectacular pieces of Chinese court embroidery often the men and boys did the metal thread work while women and girls did the coloured silk work. I'm wondering if there was a similar division in Europe.
I'm not too sure but it looks like from some of the records that one person would work one whole piece. I'll go and have a look at the book again! Men were the merchants but the work seems to be done by all women...
Hi madam I have a question from ur previous video mirror work,I want to do only mirror work on the neck of kurti mirror should be one by one means nearly so again and again we can't able to put the frame then how it's possible to do the mirror work on the neck.plzzz suggest me soon.
Can you these embroidery stitch methods in cross stitch as well as for of the other needle work . And what are the difference in them , besides the look of it. I use to do a lot of different needle projects . And I'm trying to get back into it. I just need some refreshing course in the styles in threads. I 'm trying to move on from the crocheting world and sewing world as well. Any help would greatly appreciate . Thank you very much for your time. Sincerely Vida Lindner.
Yes you can do these stitches in cross stitch; either follow the holes or treat the cross stitch fabric like a normal fabric and use a sharp needle instead of a tapestry needle and ignore the holes...
Thank you very much. I thought so but I wanted to make sure. It has been a very long time for me to get back into my cross stitching "bug again" . So again Thank you.
Excellent video, thank you.
Hello Sarah, I never dreamed that underside couching was done like that. I'd always imagined that you need to bring the needle slightly through the fabric from the back and took it through the thread on top but just catching that thread on its under side. Nothing like trying to make life complicated for myself.
Thank you for showing me how it's actually done.
This way is definitely simpler Carole!
Another excellent video lesson Sarah! Thank you for taking the time to produce these for us!!
Hi.. i loyal follower your tutorial youtube..happy meet to you..i ever practice to couching embroider..i think the most easy to couching on straight line...and the difficult couching on the curve ect flower's petal....and i ever make modification...after couched line i close it by flanel stitch..the result nice..
Thank you for watching Endang! Hope you are enjoying
Ahh! isn’t this what sewing machines use for a basic stitch too? never realised it was a long established hand stitch as well.
It is yes Jo!
another great tutorial. Thanks SO much ！just wondering are you going to make a video for tampour embroidery?
There's another interesting historical reason as to why this was used, since the gold thread medieval embroiderers were using was wrapped in 24 carat gold (or at least silver gilt) this was a way to have as much thread as possible on top, and also stopped the metal shredding
That is very true James, I think I mention it one of the videos somewhere!
thanks for another awesome tutorial :) ... can u also show how you have embroidered the girls hair, is it the long and short stitch
Hi Anupa, there are now two videos showing the hair and face:
Part 1 th-cam.com/video/kPR5raE6lLo/w-d-xo.html
Part 2 th-cam.com/video/CLorvGi4qqo/w-d-xo.html
Greetings, is there any evidence of the division of labor in the professional workshops that produced the Opus Anglicanum pieces. I know that many of the spectacular pieces of Chinese court embroidery often the men and boys did the metal thread work while women and girls did the coloured silk work. I'm wondering if there was a similar division in Europe.
I'm not too sure but it looks like from some of the records that one person would work one whole piece. I'll go and have a look at the book again! Men were the merchants but the work seems to be done by all women...
Hi madam I have a question from ur previous video mirror work,I want to do only mirror work on the neck of kurti mirror should be one by one means nearly so again and again we can't able to put the frame then how it's possible to do the mirror work on the neck.plzzz suggest me soon.
Can you these embroidery stitch methods in cross stitch as well as for of the other needle work . And what are the difference in them , besides the look of it. I use to do a lot of different needle projects . And I'm trying to get back into it. I just need some refreshing course in the styles in threads. I 'm trying to move on from the crocheting world and sewing world as well. Any help would greatly appreciate . Thank you very much for your time. Sincerely Vida Lindner.
Yes you can do these stitches in cross stitch; either follow the holes or treat the cross stitch fabric like a normal fabric and use a sharp needle instead of a tapestry needle and ignore the holes...
Thank you very much. I thought so but I wanted to make sure. It has been a very long time for me to get back into my cross stitching "bug again" . So again Thank you.
please chow us your embroidery fram thank you
You can see the frame and clamp set up here Samira:
th-cam.com/video/ElcnWWixmJ8/w-d-xo.html