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Dear lovers of needlework,
I congratulate you!
Today, I'm showing you
how to make a
bifurcated twig netting,
which I made
with cotton thread
DMC #8
color
#851
on a
16 ct canvas
. So, in this video, see
one of the options
for making this netting
on the corner of the embroidery
and
fixing
the pulled
threads
of the path. I cut
the required number
of threads
with scissors
.
I have four of them.
I mark
the corner
of the embroidery.
Then I pull out
these threads
in the direction of
the corner of the embroidery.
I fold the pulled threads
in the corner
crosswise
and arbitrarily stitch them
with an auxiliary thread
from the wrong
side
of the product.
At the same time,
on the wrong
side
of the product
, I fasten
the working thread.
I bring out the needle
with the working thread
on the front side.
Next, I continue
the embroidery
on the front
side
of the product.
I collect
two threads of fabric on the needle
. Here are my threads.
Now I pull these threads
with a stitch.
I insert the needle
below
one thread from
the thinned track
and grab
two threads
of fabric again,
you see.
I have formed a twig
from two threads
of fabric.
When making this network,
you need to take
an even number of
fabric threads
for one stick
.
Now
I'm moving on to
the execution of the corner.
I bring
the needle with the working thread to the wrong side
of the product.
Here, look,
on these two
threads
of fabric I
will perform
the fastening
of the pulled
threads
of the track.
I will perform a loop.
I grab
the loose threads,
and at the same time
I stitch,
securing
those loose threads. I insert
a needle with a thread
between
the threads
of the fabric.
Again, I bring the needle
to the front side of the product.
I switched
to another line
and continued the embroidery
on the front side
of the product.
I return to the wrong side.
I return to the front side
again
and continue
the execution
of the mesh.
Look,
I've completed
the hemming
of one
side.
I will make another stitch.
Now I need to move on
to sheathing
the other side of the track.
To do this, I
bring the needle
to
the wrong side of the product
and go
to another
row
from the wrong side
of the product,
you see.
I pull the needle through
and return
to the front
side of the product again.
Next, I continue the embroidery
on the front side of the product
and
hem
the other
side of the track.
Now I combine
half of the threads
from the two adjacent ones into one stick.
Thus, I
split
each twig in half.
Therefore,
I remind you,
when performing this network,
it is necessary to take
an even number of
fabric threads
for one stick
.
Now I perform the corner
and go
to the execution of the mesh
in another row.
I completed
the hemming of
the two sides
of the pulled-out track
and completed the
bifurcated twig netting.
Now I bring the needle
with the working thread
to the wrong side
product
I fasten the thread.
Now let's see.
I hope
this video
will give you a lot of
interesting creative ideas.
You were
Oksana Blaguta
, thank you for watching,
make this Beauty 💖
